Nacon’s Revolution 5 Unlimited Brings On-Controller Tuning to PS5 and PC
Nacon has introduced the Revolution 5 Unlimited, a premium asymmetric controller designed for PlayStation 5 and PC, with additional support for Android Smart TVs. Its built-in screen enables in-game adjustments, while TMR thumbstick sensors and competitive-focused controls target players seeking precision and customization. Pre-orders are listed at $229.99 in the US.
Key takeaways
The controller’s onboard screen can adjust audio mix, stick sensitivity, button mappings and system settings.
TMR magnetic thumbstick technology is designed to improve precision and longevity while using less power than conventional potentiometers.
It supports PS5, PC and Android Smart TVs, with a dedicated PC mode advertised at 1 ms latency.
A charging dock and protective travel case are included; the listed US price is $229.99.
A screen for quick adjustments
The Revolution 5 Unlimited puts a control display directly on the controller, allowing players to change settings without leaving a game to navigate an external menu. Nacon says the screen can manage game-to-chat audio balance, analog stick sensitivity, shortcut assignments and system profiles. For players who regularly switch between titles or play styles, those controls could make adjustments more immediate and help keep setup changes from interrupting a session.
Magnetic sensors and competitive controls
Nacon’s use of Tunneling Magnetoresistance (TMR) sensors marks a new addition to its controller lineup. The company says the magnetic technology offers precise input, improved reliability and lower power consumption than traditional potentiometer-based sticks. A separate Shooter Pro Mode is designed to remove joystick dead zones for more responsive input; that feature is distinct from the sensor technology itself.
Other competition-oriented features include micro-switch action buttons, remappable shortcut buttons and trigger blockers. The trigger system can switch from an analog pull to a shorter, click-like action, offering a choice between gradual input and faster activation. As with any performance-focused design, the practical benefit will depend on individual preferences and how well the settings suit a player’s games.
Platform support and included accessories
The controller is officially licensed for PS5 and also supports PC and Android Smart TVs. Nacon describes a dedicated PC mode with 1 ms latency and app-based options for configuring shortcuts and gyroscopic controls. A companion app for iOS and Android provides access to advanced settings, according to the announcement.
The package includes a storage case and a charging dock, which can charge and connect the controller in one place. The combination of hardware controls, software customization and bundled accessories reflects a broader shift in gaming peripherals toward adaptable setups—an area Era-zine follows as technology increasingly shapes how people spend and organize leisure time.
Price and availability
Nacon lists the Revolution 5 Unlimited for pre-order through its official storefront at a suggested retail price of $229.99 in the United States, £179.99 in the UK and €199.99 in Europe. The announcement does not specify a shipping date. At this price, the controller sits in the premium tier, making its screen, TMR sticks and included dock central considerations for players weighing customization against cost.
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