Gamers that take their pastime seriously and are looking to receive an edge when it comes to competitive play on PS4 should note the unique modular design of the Thrustmaster eSwap Pro Controller.

The most appealing feature of the eSwap comes with changing out different parts of the controller. Granted, if you want to change colors of certain things, you’ll have to pay a little more for ...

In context: Last week we reported on Scuf's followup to its highly-customizable Vantage controller for the PlayStation 4. From faceplates to joysticks, it seems you can swap out just about everything, ...

Expanding on its long list of elite offerings, performance gaming peripheral company Thrustmaster has just debuted its latest eSwap Pro Controller, a modular PlayStation 4 controller to suit any gamer ...

Look, we exist. There are PC players who prefer a controller over a keyboard and mouse for the majority of games, particularly in titles like Rocket League or racing games. The high-end gamepad market ...

The differences between the Thrustmaster eSwap X 2 and its previous iterations are few, and while that means it carries over the same strengths, it suffers from a lack of innovation. Other pro ...

Just in time for the release of the Xbox Series X and Series S, Thrustmaster has announced a new eSwap Pro controller for Microsoft’s current and next-generation consoles. Like the PlayStation version ...

For many games, millions of them actually, the stock controller that comes with their computer is more than enough. They’re often built to last a few years, don’t cost too much money to replace, and ...

The Eswap X 2 Pro is a testament to the style, accuracy and build quality that the Thrustmaster name conjures, and while it's certainly one of the more versatile controllers out there, it's a bit of a ...

Thrustmaster is known for making high-quality gaming peripherals, so it’s only natural to be excited for each new product they create. The newest one to join the fray is quite the fancy controller, ...