DualShock 4 back button attachment impresses in initial tests

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In the USA, the new DualShock 4 Back Button Attachment It will be available for purchase, but we'll have to wait until February for its release here. However, initial impressions are already available, and the accessory is consistently impressive, being recommended as serious competition for expensive pro controllers.

IGN writes, for examplethat the back button attachment takes some getting used to at first, but proves itself after a few days as "integral component" The controller feels different. There's also speculation about whether the accessory will be compatible with the DualShock 5 controller, which would be very welcome. This would allow Sony to enter the competitive pro controller market, and at a very attractive price.

For digitaltrends The back button attachment is considered an excellent choice for multiplayer fans who value individual configuration and want to be able to do so in seconds. In terms of price, you won't find anything comparable to reach the level of a Pro Controller.

The same is also heard from The VergeThose who reviewed it described it as an excellently crafted accessory and a very good alternative to the expensive pro controllers. Even if you only want to try it once, the price-performance ratio is still unbeatable. According to them, before investing in an expensive Scuf or Razer controller, you should first try the back button attachment.

The DualShock 4 back button attachment will be released in our country on February 14, 2020 and can be pre-ordered, among other places.

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