Amazingly, the day it turned up was clear, so I used it the day I got it - I am surrounded by lakes and I'm on grass, my dew shield was helping, but after 3-4 hours it was reaching the corrector which meant the end of my night, last night I had this on at 50% (had no idea what setting to put it on!

The only improvement I would suggest is numbering the channels and knobs so it’s clear which channel is adjusted by each knob. You unzip it to reveal the controller and all its accessories, including a toolkit that has a hex screwdriver to remove the face of the controller to re-arrange the sticks and buttons. In a matter of seconds you can rearrange this PlayStation 4 controller so it has the offset analog sticks of an Xbox controller.A controller this expensive isn't for everyone, but if you're a dedicated PS4 or PC gamer and want a gamepad you can really tweak and customize to suit your needs, the C40 is definitely worthy of your attention.

For reasons I still can’t explain, the software wouldn’t recognise the C40 on some of the PCs I tested it on. WIRED/WIRELESS FUNCTIONALITY - With the on-board Mode Switch, quickly change between Wired and Wireless Modes to adapt to any gaming environment. It has plenty of features now standard with boutique modded and high-end controllers, like additional, remappable controls and a selection of analog sticks to use. That might be annoying for PlayStation owners, and it’s definitely a bit odd there’s no Bluetooth support, but it comes with benefits on the PC—namely lower latency and higher reliability.Each input has a graph that functions like a custom equalizer, letting you slide four sensitivity points up and down to adjust the curve of how sensitive the sticks and triggers are. Here they fit right in with the design, resting where the tips of your middle fingers fall on the back of the controller. All Tournament Ready products are designed and developed to meet the demanding specifications of pro gamers.