Sony Ps5 Pro Controller

working fine but not like big Sony as controller

I use this zoom controller with a Sony FX1. The controller feels solid so I think is should last. .

I used this to adapt a lanc controller to my Sony Camcorder. It worked perfectly.

The Sony RM-IP500/1 is a fantastic controller. It works really smoothly.

I wish I would have had this monitor sooner, I bought to pair with my Sony PS5 and I feel as if my gaming experience has multiplied where I hope to one day be competitive with everyone who seems to have been born with a game controller in their hands.

Sony delivers an amazing receiver at this price point. Just got the PS5 and needed a 4k receiver, this thing works perfectly. Plenty of features and super simple set up. I'm more than pleased with my purchase.

For me, Sony Inzone H7 is the best headset for PS5, very convenient and easy to operate it, fit on my head, connect with my iPhone via bluetooth, so I aware if there any phone notification, I charge the headset at least once a week, average daily use at least 4 hours.

The PS5 comes with a measly 825GB of storage and even some of that is taken up by system storage files so you're looking at slightly more than 600GB of storage. Thanks SONY. LOL. I bought this drive to install my entire library of PS4 games, which is substantial and I still have loads of available space. WD drives have never failed me and the price was just right.

This is the 2nd Samsung 980 Pro Drive bought one for the PC and one for the PS5. Dont have any complaints. Samsung has always been my goto for SSD Drives

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is the best and fastest drive I have ever had by far. Replaced my generic Samsung NVME with the new 512gb 980 Pro in minutes! Using Samsung’s excellent cloning software, I cloned my existing NVME to the new 880 Pro and replaced it, booting up using the new 880 Pro with Windows booting up in mere seconds. Literally took maybe 10 minutes total! Technology sure has come a long way from the old days. I’m actually seeing double the write performance for the 980 Pro over the generic Samsung NVME I've been using. The new PCIe Gen4 x4 NVMe 1.3 interface is quoted to deliver some very impressive numbers. Samsung indicates that the 980 Pro can reach up to an unprecedented 7GB/s in sequential read and 5GB/s in sequential write. Random reads and writes have the potential to hit the million IOPS mark in throughput (at Q32T16). Though this quoted performance from Samsung is very exciting, users will need a compatible system to reach these numbers. Moreover, both the Xbox Series X and PS5 will feature PCIe 4.0 compatibility for those who want the most out of their next-gen console. Hardcore gamers will certainly be looking for more options in the near future (specifically the PS5, which indicates support for 3rd-party NVMe PC drives). That said, consoles use custom hardware and components, so it’s really hard to anticipate how non-propriety drives will perform in these next-gen consoles. I absolutely love the performance of my new drive and most likely will purchase an additional one once PS5 becomes compatible with it. Definitely recommend it if you're looking for the very best!