KontrolFreek Precision Rings | Aim Assist Motion Control for Playstation 4 (PS4), PS5, Xbox One, XBX, Switch Pro & Scuf Controller (Black/Purple/Green)

These are easy to put on your controller, you just slip them right over the little joystick. They give you alot more of precision and accuracy in the games you are playing. You will notice a BIG DIFFERENCE. I honestly didn't think you would but, I was really surprised, you really do.There are so many times you need to have that tiny little touch in aiming and these will allow that. This will make a difference in winning or losing a game.You get 3 different feels of these little rings, a light, medium and firmer feel. You can switch them out if you choose to anytime you need to according to the game you are playing. They are very delicate, so they need to be handled with care. But, if handled with care when applying, they will last you and you will agree, they are well worth the money and mean the difference between winning or losing your game.

Great item worked fantastic just as it should!

They’re nice but tear easy if you’re not careful

I am giving these a 3 because I felt like the green and black were pointless. I would definitely recommend these for someone who has recoil issues, especially games like R6. They were easy to put around the joysticks, not a hard installation. You just have to be weary that these can rip. The purple is what I found to be the most helpful. They look good on a black or white controller, and they fit just fine. I found for the best comfort and ease of access, the purple rings worked the best. They are good for practicing to control your aim, but don't rely on these 100% I believe they are worth the money!

Or things to pair with my taller grips and Playstation no sense Edge Pro remote control and aiming accuracy on first part of shooters this game changing a bit expensive but I would buy again if necessary

I had to work on it a little bit on my PlayStation 5 controller to get them to work as great as they did on my PlayStation 4. But after I stocked two together, it worked perfectly.

AMAZING you should get control freaks with this too

I tried using these for both PS3, PS4, XB1 and XB360 controllers. They are pretty easy to put on the sticks. But there is a lot more empty initial swing in the PS controllers than the XB ones, due to the PS controllers having longer stick rods. This was my first attempt with such a product, so it was a trial run to see which stiffness I needed, so I got the mixed stiffness pack. Even the lightest stiffness made my sticks immovable objects. It took incredible strength to move them at all, and with my greatest effort, could not get them to move very much past 15 - 20%. Even using my whole hand, pulling the stick, I could barely get it to 100%. The stick had great difficulty teaching the edge of the rim because the foam completely gets in the way at the edge. They also looked funny, like a man wearing way too many turtleneck sweaters. Pretty colors though, I will say that. My finger often slipped off the sticks as well, even with stick grips on them. After releasing, the stick would be forced dead center again like a mousetrap. My thumbs began to hurt almost immediately. I tried to give them a shot and strengthen my thumbs, but moving these sticks was a task that only Arnold Schwarzenegger could achieve. I tried putting my thumbs along the side of the stick and pushing them, but the sides of my thumbs began to get sore and red and slightly bruised. If this was the loose version, they need to make an super-ultra-mega-loose version. I didn't even want to try the tough stiffness version. I tried to take them off my controller, but it was harder to take off than it was to put on. There is no empty space to grip them under the stick head and the base of the controller. I couldnt get a good grip on it, but once I did and pulled it, it ripped off a corner of the foam. My fingernails are super short, so it wasnt caused by them cutting it. It just ripped off because I pulled it. I tried again, and SNAP! Well, that's that. My fingers must be as wimpy and soggy as Jack In The Box french fries, because my fingers got bent and got squished really easily using these things; Or I'm just not used to them. Or it could be the very possible fact that these are made out of the same material as the O-Rings used on the NASA space shuttle SRB rockets. You know the things that caused Challenger to explode in 1986? Really tight, and very brittle. Unless you can win a thumb wrestling match against Dwayne Johnson, I would not recommend buying these devices in any stiffness. Definitely not for children, unless you enjoy being a tear-wiper. "Mommy! Daddy! These controller rings gave me a boo-boo!" Aw, heeeeell nah!