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Customer Review
Reviewed in the United States on October 26, 2022
For the hard core gamers, this controller is not the best for dpad and joystick feel, but it doesn’t* cost the same as a Scuf controller or even the flagship MS or Playstation (PS) controllers while offering unique features that make cloud gaming better. For instance, the Wi-Fi connectivity makes it a breeze to switch between screens and enjoy gaming on all kinds of platforms. I had better response time with it compared to a Bluetooth paired controller with Luna+.
Regarding feel and control, the Luna controller feels heavier than a MS controller. I prefer the dpad on a Xbox controller, there’s a more distinct physical feedback and it’s seems more responsive. The joystick feels tighter on the Luna controller, but while playing games I didn’t notice much of a difference compared to a MS controller. Button and triggers were firmer on the Luna controller compared to a MS controller, with the MS controller being superior in trigger control. I had more tactile feedback for the triggers on a MS controller for throttle control when playing racing games, making acceleration and braking easier and fluid.
My overall assessment, the Luna controller is more than able to compete with other controllers for PC gaming, and it’s superior for Luna cloud gaming. If you are looking to enter into gaming and are interested in cloud gaming, go with the Luna controller and Luna+ or one of the other Luna offerings. If you are trying to replace your old pc controller or just entering the world of pc gaming, it will serve you well but don’t expect the best.
My preferred controller prior to trying the Luna controller was, and still is, a Microsoft (MS) Xbox controller. The Luna controller feels very similar has a near identical form, so the ergonomics are great for me, and largely it performs just as well. If you are looking for a controller for Luna Cloud services, this is a must buy. I was lucky enough to catch the prime deal of a reduced price (39.99) and a free month of Luna+, which I think has affected my overall opinion of the Luna controller.
For the hard core gamers, this controller is not the best for dpad and joystick feel, but it doesn’t* cost the same as a Scuf controller or even the flagship MS or Playstation (PS) controllers while offering unique features that make cloud gaming better. For instance, the Wi-Fi connectivity makes it a breeze to switch between screens and enjoy gaming on all kinds of platforms. I had better response time with it compared to a Bluetooth paired controller with Luna+.
Regarding feel and control, the Luna controller feels heavier than a MS controller. I prefer the dpad on a Xbox controller, there’s a more distinct physical feedback and it’s seems more responsive. The joystick feels tighter on the Luna controller, but while playing games I didn’t notice much of a difference compared to a MS controller. Button and triggers were firmer on the Luna controller compared to a MS controller, with the MS controller being superior in trigger control. I had more tactile feedback for the triggers on a MS controller for throttle control when playing racing games, making acceleration and braking easier and fluid.
My overall assessment, the Luna controller is more than able to compete with other controllers for PC gaming, and it’s superior for Luna cloud gaming. If you are looking to enter into gaming and are interested in cloud gaming, go with the Luna controller and Luna+ or one of the other Luna offerings. If you are trying to replace your old pc controller or just entering the world of pc gaming, it will serve you well but don’t expect the best.
For the hard core gamers, this controller is not the best for dpad and joystick feel, but it doesn’t* cost the same as a Scuf controller or even the flagship MS or Playstation (PS) controllers while offering unique features that make cloud gaming better. For instance, the Wi-Fi connectivity makes it a breeze to switch between screens and enjoy gaming on all kinds of platforms. I had better response time with it compared to a Bluetooth paired controller with Luna+.
Regarding feel and control, the Luna controller feels heavier than a MS controller. I prefer the dpad on a Xbox controller, there’s a more distinct physical feedback and it’s seems more responsive. The joystick feels tighter on the Luna controller, but while playing games I didn’t notice much of a difference compared to a MS controller. Button and triggers were firmer on the Luna controller compared to a MS controller, with the MS controller being superior in trigger control. I had more tactile feedback for the triggers on a MS controller for throttle control when playing racing games, making acceleration and braking easier and fluid.
My overall assessment, the Luna controller is more than able to compete with other controllers for PC gaming, and it’s superior for Luna cloud gaming. If you are looking to enter into gaming and are interested in cloud gaming, go with the Luna controller and Luna+ or one of the other Luna offerings. If you are trying to replace your old pc controller or just entering the world of pc gaming, it will serve you well but don’t expect the best.
Good Controller, Especially for Luna Cloud Gaming
Reviewed in the United States on October 26, 2022
My preferred controller prior to trying the Luna controller was, and still is, a Microsoft (MS) Xbox controller. The Luna controller feels very similar has a near identical form, so the ergonomics are great for me, and largely it performs just as well. If you are looking for a controller for Luna Cloud services, this is a must buy. I was lucky enough to catch the prime deal of a reduced price (39.99) and a free month of Luna+, which I think has affected my overall opinion of the Luna controller.Reviewed in the United States on October 26, 2022
For the hard core gamers, this controller is not the best for dpad and joystick feel, but it doesn’t* cost the same as a Scuf controller or even the flagship MS or Playstation (PS) controllers while offering unique features that make cloud gaming better. For instance, the Wi-Fi connectivity makes it a breeze to switch between screens and enjoy gaming on all kinds of platforms. I had better response time with it compared to a Bluetooth paired controller with Luna+.
Regarding feel and control, the Luna controller feels heavier than a MS controller. I prefer the dpad on a Xbox controller, there’s a more distinct physical feedback and it’s seems more responsive. The joystick feels tighter on the Luna controller, but while playing games I didn’t notice much of a difference compared to a MS controller. Button and triggers were firmer on the Luna controller compared to a MS controller, with the MS controller being superior in trigger control. I had more tactile feedback for the triggers on a MS controller for throttle control when playing racing games, making acceleration and braking easier and fluid.
My overall assessment, the Luna controller is more than able to compete with other controllers for PC gaming, and it’s superior for Luna cloud gaming. If you are looking to enter into gaming and are interested in cloud gaming, go with the Luna controller and Luna+ or one of the other Luna offerings. If you are trying to replace your old pc controller or just entering the world of pc gaming, it will serve you well but don’t expect the best.
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