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Nacon's new Revolution 5 Unlimited is the world's first officially licensed PS5 controller to offer a built-in control screen for 'instant adjustments without ever leaving the game'

Nacon has announced its new Revolution 5 Unlimited, an officially licensed controller built for PS5 consoles
The controller is the world's first officially licensed PS5 controller to have a built-in control screen
It's available for pre-order today for $229.99 / £179.99 / €199.99

Nacon has announced its new Revolution 5 Unlimited (R5U), a high-end asymmetric controller, officially licensed for PlayStation 5 consoles, featuring "major hardware innovations."

Available to pre-order today at NaconGaming for $229.99 / £179.99 / €199.99, the R5U is the world's first officially licensed PS5 controller to have a built-in control screen, which will allow players to make instant adjustments without leaving their game.

Audio mixing, joystick sensitivity, and shortcut mapping can also be adjusted on the fly, with the controller's TMR (Tunneling Magnetoresistance) magnetic technology making its debut in Nacon's hardware lineup to "significantly improve reliability, while delivering surgical precision and reduced power consumption."

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