Three customizable modules with Hall effect technology ensure top-tier reliability and precision
Eleven interchangeable components allow for tailored control schemes and comfort
Mappable back buttons and 5-stop clutch triggers with hair trigger mode enable rapid, precise reactions
Sony 3D Audio spatial sound delivers immersive, low-latency audio for competitive advantage
Wireless and wired connectivity options provide flexibility for gaming and tournaments
Summarized by Shop
The Pro BFG Reloaded is the next evolution of the award-winning Pro BFG wireless controller, built for elite gamers on PlayStation and PC. At its core are three customizable modules with built-in Hall-Effect technology, and eleven interchangeable components for top-tier reliability and customization. Play like a pro with mappable buttons,
Platform Compatibility
PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, PC
Connectivity
Wireless (USB dongle), Wired (USB-C cable)
Modules Included
Reversible left module, standard right module, 6-button fightpad module, 4 interchangeable sticks, 3 D-pads, 4 gates
Trigger Stops
5 (hair trigger mode)
Audio
Sony 3D Audio spatial sound
Power Source
Rechargeable
Summarized by Shop
4.4
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Great controller, held back by quirks
Bought this because I really like the feel of PS dualshock controllers, but soulslikes were chewing through the normal ones at an alarming rate. The pro-bfg is durable and ergonomic, but it has ID hiccupa in ps5 mode and I sometimes have to cycle wire/wireless after PC sleep. The adjustable triggers are 11/10, would never have gotten through my Elden Ring parry run without it, so still recommend!
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Gregory · 19 days ago
I'm a pretty dedicated fighting game player, getting Ultimate Master in SF6 as Ed. I currently used the Xbox Series Controller for it's near perfect D-pad, as using the stick hurts my old man thumbs. The controller also has issues with the buttons being mushy and the triggers causing delay. I was hoping this would be an upgrade, but I find all parts of it lacking. The microswitch fightpad sits too high feeling akward to press (compared to the fighting commander which has good micro switches). The triggers are great, can be made very sensitive so they feel like buttons instead which I prefer. I think the paddles in the back are more intrusive then helpful. . . . The D-pad is pretty awful, almost on par with how bad the Hori fighting commander is. Stick is alright I don't use them though, I also enjoyed the stick on the Hori. Sadly this will probably collect dust and I will go back to my Series One controller, it must be a rarity that players will use D-pads for fighting games because none of these controllers even come close. . . . there's always a problem with all of them.
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Chad · August 16, 2026
I love these controllers I have a black on already that I messed up myself and replaced with the white one. However I must admit it already has a button that barely functions (bottom left paddle) which was a bit depressing considering the cost