PowerA is a well-known manufacturer of video game accessories for players across different platforms. While most of its controllers are designed for console gaming (Xbox, PlayStation, and Nintendo ...

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The PowerA Advantage Wired Controller doesn't change all that much from the cheaper Enhanced Controller, but it's worth considering for its various colorways, faithful Xbox feel, great back buttons, ...

Now, this PowerA Advantage controller was designed specifically for the Nintendo Switch 2 and is officially licensed. It ...

Game consoles have long since moved to wireless controllers as the standard, but there are still reasons to consider a wired version. For one, you don’t have to worry about connection issues or ...

PowerA makes all kinds of gaming accessories and now that includes a new mobile gaming clip for the PS5 controller and one for the Xbox Series X|S controller. These new mobile gaming clips are also ...

PowerA has been a leader in making high-quality budget-level controllers for the original Switch and seeks to do the same for Switch 2 starting with its Advantage series of wired controllers. But with ...

Flashy RGB lighting in game controllers has been an enduring concept in the peripheral industry for quite a while now. Why exactly is anyone's guess, but you can't deny that a controller decked out in ...

The Nintendo Switch 2 is still a brand-new console, and that means if you’re able to get one at all, then everything else is still being sold at a premium. If you’re looking for another set of JoyCon ...

The very best Nintendo Switch controllers, like the 8BitDo Ultimate Bluetooth or Nintendo Pro Controller, are fantastic, but can cost a lot of money. If you're looking for a full-sized Switch ...

The PowerA Advantage wired controller with Lumectra is a stark reminder of how far we've come since the days of cheap-feeling, third-party licensed game controllers. While the flimsy pieces of plastic ...