QRD Wireless Controller Media Reviews | QRDGAME

Reviewed by @trendhunter

The Spark N5 is a wireless controller designed for the PS4 that offers extensive compatibility, ergonomic design, and enhanced audio. It supports PS5, PS3, PC, IOS, and Android gaming platforms, allowing users to switch between devices easily. It has a comfortable grip, dual analog joysticks, and trigger buttons that use Hall Effect sensor technology for precise control. It also features a built-in speaker and a stereo headphone jack for immersive sound quality.

The Spark N5 is available on the official QRD Game website and other online retailers such as Amazon. The price varies depending on the seller, but it ranges from $45.99 USD to $48.99 USD. It comes with a 1200mAh battery that can last for 8 hours of use, a wireless range of 8m, and 9 LED colors to choose from. It also includes a USB cable for charging, and a printed user manual in the package.

Reviewed by @moviesgamesandtech

The QRD Spark N5 Wireless controller adds some style to your gaming setup. This PlayStation/Windows/Mobile gaming-compatible accessory is affordable and attractive. With 9 independent LED light display modes and Hall Effect analogue sticks, this is attractive and responsive.

Alongside this, its D-Pad is designed with every genre in mind. Whether you are aiming for single-button inputs or macro recognition, this controller does it all. Furthermore, the high-response inputs allow you to game on another level. As such, you can compete with the best without breaking the bank.

Reviewed by @clutchpoints

The QRD Spark N5 Controller stands out for its unique macro buttons and turbo functionality, making it an attractive option for gamers who rely on complex sequences of commands. It also has amazing compatibility and worked with just about every modern gadget it was tested on. The high price point and concerns about its build may deter some potential buyers, especially if they do not appreciate the unique functionality enough. If you’re looking for a more budget-friendly option or a controller with a sturdier build, you may want to explore other alternatives on the market.

Reviewed by @wccftech.com

While first-party controllers like the PlayStation 4 and DualSense are solid controllers, their well-known drifting issues severely limit their lifespans, especially for those unwilling to open the controllers up to clean them. The solution to these issues is Hall Effect sticks, which use magnets and electrical conductors instead of mechanical parts. While there are a few controllers with this type of stick on the market, many of them are premium controllers with a hefty price tag, which considerably limits their popularity. It's mainly for this reason the QRD Spark N5 controller could be a good choice for those who are tired of drifting issues but don't want to shell out too much for a feature that really should become the standard.

Reviewed by @primagames.com

The QRD Spark N5 took me by surprise for a variety of reasons. I’ve been burned pretty hard by third-party controllers in the past, so to find one that offers the functionality and general feel that this one does is rather impressive. There may be some small issues that I have found, primarily with slightly squishy face buttons and triggers, but this controller continues to grow on me. As my primary mobile gaming controller for the foreseeable future, I’ll be happy to queue up into my next Team Deathmatch on COD Mobile and smoke anyone who gets in my way using it. 

Reviewed by @nichegamer.com

I’m going to be fully honest with you all. I really don’t like the PlayStation 4’s stock controller. It feels cheap, small, barely has any feedback, and is possibly the least durable controller I’ve used since the Switch’s joycons.

When I was offered to review the QRD Spark N5, I was slightly weary at first, mostly because the controller is mainly marketed as a PlayStation device. However, as soon as I got my hands on it, it became quite clear that I wasn’t dealing with your average PlayStation controller.

Reviewed by @creativebloq.com

The QRD Spark N5 is one of many alternatives to the official PlayStation controllers, and one immediate upside here is that it's compatible with both PS4 and PS5, so if you need a single controller for both models (as well as your PC), the Spark N5 is going to catch your attention.

What will also catch attention here are claims of 'no stick drift' thanks to the Hall Effect joysticks (which use magnets and electrical conductors to measure their position, distance, and movement when in use, instead of relying on any physical contact with the sensors) on the kit. As a big fan of recent GameSir controllers (including the T4 Kaleid and the G7), both of which have Hall Effect joysticks, I was intrigued to see how QRD would fare with this sub-£/$50 controller. I got a sample in for testing over several weeks on my PlayStation and my PC to see how it stacked up.

Reviewed by @vgkami

When you’re considering a new controller for your PS4, you want to know if it’ll hold up to the default option. QRD’s Spark N5 Wireless Controller does just that and more.

The face buttons (Triangle, Circle, X, and Square) are thicker than on the Dualshock 4, allowing for slightly easier usage. On top of that, the icons are raised, which results in a pleasant texture as well as a better grip for when your hands get sweaty from an intense gaming session.

One thing the Spark N5 boasts is its “Hall Effect Sensor technology.” Initially, this seems like an attempt to generate buzzwords; however, this tech comes through with its claims: the responsiveness of this wireless controller is top-notch. The joysticks and triggers are as precise, responsive, and durable as can be.