Hmm, that’s a good question. I don’t own a DualSense gamepad, so I never thought about that question.
I do have both of them here, at work though, and comparing them side by side, I must say, that I don’t have a clear favourite. The DS4 grips feels a bit more ergonomic, but the triggers and the D-pad on the DualSense feel a bit “better” to me (don’t ask why - it’s a matter of taste).
(Also, I have no idea how well DualSense works on Steam Deck.)
Hmm, that’s a good question. I don’t own a DualSense gamepad, so I never thought about that question.
I do have both of them here, at work though, and comparing them side by side, I must say, that I don’t have a clear favourite. The DS4 grips feels a bit more ergonomic, but the triggers and the D-pad on the DualSense feel a bit “better” to me (don’t ask why - it’s a matter of taste).
(Also, I have no idea how well DualSense works on Steam Deck.)