Playstation 4 Pro Controller Grips Button

So far, I've had no issues so far with the controller in either Steam games or emulators. The controller feels just like a playstation controller, so it's easy to get used to the controls. And since the cord is so long, I could sit away from the computer on the couch. 10/10 Would buy again.

Like the old Aaton hand-grips, the only thing that would make this better is an integrated run-stop button.

It's a small and lightweight controller with a firm click of each button and touchpad.

This kit is well built, and is far more useful than I expected. The FIZ controller and two hand grips provide for countless control options, without limiting the imagination of the operator. The zoom rockers are small, but do allow for proportional speed control. I initially thought one motor was DOA, as it failed to move. It was due to my enthusiasm to test the system without reading the manual. Hint: calibrate the motors first, and then turn on the controllers. Honestly, I cannot think of any criticism of this gear. I can now use a great manual  lens with all the automation that I am used to.

4 inputs and connects to my MacBook Pro. My desk is so much more organized and this product is reasonably priced.

I really love the double grips because my hands shake a lot and it helps me get more steady vertical photos. Compared to some of the grips I've used on my Nikon DSLRs, this feels more solid and has less wiggle between the body and the grip. I also do like that you can swap out both batteries without removing the grip from the body. On many Nikon DSLR bodies, you have to remove the grip to get to the battery in the body. The battery cover on this grip feels solid and slides open and closed easily but securely. I also love that there is an additional Fn button on the top of the grip. I set it to change ISO like the similar button on the body. I absolutely love this grip, and I feel like it's very much worth the price For pointers, do follow the instructions for removing the battery door from the body. If you do it will come off with some resistance, but without any trouble. The wheel you turn to attach it is only accessible from the back of the body unlike some other grips where it is accessible both in front and on the back. Overall, it feels very well designed and I enjoy using my Z body so much more with this attached. I get more keepers this way

The last Nikon battery grips I bought were for my D7000s. I have third-party battery grips on both my D500s and my D850. The other D500 grip is a Ziv and DSTE is on the D850. All function just fine and I can't see any reason to pay 3X the price for the Nikon version. While the materials may be discernibly different on the third-party grips, I see no difference in the use of functionality of the grips. The Vello grip has some minor differences in configuration. The location of the AF button and configuration of the toggle is slightly different, but really of no consequence. I use my equipment hard and take care of it meticulously. I see no reason that the Vello grip should not be the choice when shopping grips. There may be some quality control issues, because I had none of the button issues others have reported here. I'll come back if I break or wear this grip out or if it stops functioning for some reason.

4th one I have bought and installed. Have 2 more to go.

Got the 2TB Samsung 980 Pro with heatsink last month and works great in my PlayStation 5

Sounds great on the PlayStation 4!!