omelet
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Personal experience:
Plug and play: Xbox One (DS4 is also plug and play if you enable PS4 controller support in Steam, game will recognize your DS4 as an X360 controller, no extra tweaking or driver replacement needed like in the past)
Wireless dongle: Xbox one
Bluetooth: Dualshock 4 (XB had higher latency when used over BT, can notice easily in games like Sonic Mania)
Button durability: Dualshock 4
Had the Logitech F710 in the past, analog stick had random axis lockup, won't recommend. You will notice it in games like Devil May Cry when you need to change direction quickly to execute different move...
Plug and play: Xbox One (DS4 is also plug and play if you enable PS4 controller support in Steam, game will recognize your DS4 as an X360 controller, no extra tweaking or driver replacement needed like in the past)
Wireless dongle: Xbox one
Bluetooth: Dualshock 4 (XB had higher latency when used over BT, can notice easily in games like Sonic Mania)
Button durability: Dualshock 4
Had the Logitech F710 in the past, analog stick had random axis lockup, won't recommend. You will notice it in games like Devil May Cry when you need to change direction quickly to execute different move...