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I never owned an Xbox in my life, but their controllers are great.
While I cant agree with those two due to my personal experience, if multiple people had issues with it I might just have been lucky I suppose.
There are newer models of Xbox controllers, so you might as well look into them.
And even when a game does support a PlayStation controller, it doesn't always have button icons on PC (annoyingly, even if the game is on PlayStation as well).
I only switched to a newer version of the Xbox controller because, as I said, my old 360 controller unfortunately broke (after a long time).
I use a Dual Shock 5 (PS5) controller. You can use a standard Bluetooth connection for it or use a USB cable.
A Logitech F310 is another controller I have used. It is wired and uses a USB slot on the computer. The F710 seems like a good wireless controller.
Personally, I can't stand how the X-box controller feels in my hand and by far prefer the PS one.
Disabling the controller through Steam tends to fix that and/or using the controller wired.
Steam translates controllers to X-input, so the games think you are using an X-box controller.
is fine