The case closes with a zipping locking mechanism, too, so you can be sure its contents won’t come free if jostled in a carry bag. In the lid of the casing is a cabling net, which can be used to carry the controller’s charging / hardwired connection cable as well as the pad’s USB connection dongle. The EVA case that the Unlimited Pro comes with continues this high-end aesthetic, with cushioned rests for both the controller and its accessories box (which holds weights and thumbstick extras) also styled up in black and blue. A simply stunning soft-touch casing with ring-illuminated right thumb stick are just the start, with the Xbox-style shaping, rubberised rear handle grips, plush thumbstick caps, and a lush black colourway with silver accents communicating that this is one very special controller at all times. In terms of design the Nacon Revolution Unlimited Pro just drips with premium and class. I like a heavy controller so the ability to weight it up in the grips was a welcome boon. The customisation options on the Nacon Revolution Unlimited Pro are first rate.
