
React faster, play better, game harder. NACON's Wired Compact Controller is officially licensed for PS4 consoles and boasts a range of essential features, including a touchpad, vibration motors and an LED player status indicator. It also includes action buttons with PlayStation symbols and colours, as well as SHARE, OPTIONS and PS buttons. The ergonomic shape and rubber surface provide superior comfort and optimal grip for all types of games, even after long gaming sessions. With a 3m cable, it fits easily into your living room gaming set-up. It comes with a headset jack for complete immersion in your favourite games.
React faster, play better, game harder. NACON's Wired Compact Controller is officially licensed for PS4 consoles and boasts a range of essential features, including a touchpad, vibration motors and an LED player status indicator. It also includes action buttons with PlayStation symbols and colours, as well as SHARE, OPTIONS and PS buttons. The ergonomic shape and rubber surface provide superior comfort and optimal grip for all types of games, even after long gaming sessions. With a 3m cable, it fits easily into your living room gaming set-up. It comes with a headset jack for complete immersion in your favourite games.
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last seen 14 May 2026
The lowest price we last saw for Nacon Wired Compact Playstation 4 Controller - Blue - PS4 was $56.88 at Cash Converters, compared across 5 retailers (last seen 14 May 2026). Prices may have changed since.
The all-time low we recorded was $29.95 on 8 June 2023.
Prices last updated 14 May 2026.
Nacon Wired Compact Playstation 4 Controller - Blue - PS4
React faster, play better, game harder. NACON's Wired Compact Controller is officially licensed for PS4 consoles and boasts a range of essential features, including a touchpad, vibration motors and an LED player status indicator. It also includes action buttons with PlayStation symbols and colours, as well as SHARE, OPTIONS and PS buttons. The ergonomic shape and rubber surface provide superior comfort and optimal grip for all types of games, even after long gaming sessions. With a 3m cable, it fits easily into your living room gaming set-up. It comes with a headset jack for complete immersion in your favourite games.
React faster, play better, game harder. NACON's Wired Compact Controller is officially licensed for PS4 consoles and boasts a range of essential features, including a touchpad, vibration motors and an LED player status indicator. It also includes action buttons with PlayStation symbols and colours, as well as SHARE, OPTIONS and PS buttons. The ergonomic shape and rubber surface provide superior comfort and optimal grip for all types of games, even after long gaming sessions. With a 3m cable, it fits easily into your living room gaming set-up. It comes with a headset jack for complete immersion in your favourite games.
Last updated at 14/05/2026 15:13:09
Nacon Wired Playstation 4 (PS4) Blue Aftermarket Controller
Delivery $12.50
Nacon Wired compact Controller PS4 - Blue
D NACON COMPACT BLUE PS4 (10/20)
Nacon Wired Compact Controller for PlayStation 4 (Blue)
Delivery $20.83
Nacon Wired Compact PS4 Controller (Blue) | General
Delivery $8.95
originally posted on nacongaming.com
I bought this last year as it's cheaper than the dualshock 4 and I completely regret it. In about 4 months my l1 just broke for no reason. A month later my l3 developed stick drift. It eventually got loose and I have to manually return it to its starting place. And a few days ago my x broke. I've had this controller for a year and it's practically useless now. Overall it's good for someone who plays from time to time. If you play a lot or you share your controller with your brother like me it literally falls apart in a short amount of time.
originally posted on nacongaming.com
I play exclusively on PC, had this gamepad for roughly six months now and had no issues with it so far. Windows pretty much treats it like it would an Xbox gamepad so it gets recognized by every game and emulator I tried.The transparent design looks amazing (it kinda reminds me of my transparent gameboy color so that is bonus nostalgia points) and it has a little button on the back that lets you cycle through a few different illumination modes (which is useful if you find it too bright).And the price is fine.
originally posted on nacongaming.com
Got this controller for ps4 less than two weeks ago and every day since I bought it the L2 trigger will turn on to autofire at random times without my fingers being anywhere near the button. Today the L1 button has decided to jam for no reason (which is a common problem with nacon products apparently).So I just wasted $60 on a controller that is absolutely useless right out of the box.I don't think I'll ever buy or recommend nacon in the future.
| Style | Gamepads & Racing Wheels |
| Cable length | 3 m |
| Plug and Play | Y |
| Master (outer) case width | 36.2 cm |
| Master (outer) case length | 44.3 cm |
Nacon Wired Playstation 4 (PS4) Blue Aftermarket Controller
Delivery $12.50
Nacon Wired compact Controller PS4 - Blue
D NACON COMPACT BLUE PS4 (10/20)
Nacon Wired Compact Controller for PlayStation 4 (Blue)
Delivery $20.83
Nacon Wired Compact PS4 Controller (Blue) | General
Delivery $8.95
I bought this last year as it's cheaper than the dualshock 4 and I completely regret it. In about 4 months my l1 just broke for no reason. A month later my l3 developed stick drift. It eventually got loose and I have to manually return it to its starting place. And a few days ago my x broke. I've had this controller for a year and it's practically useless now. Overall it's good for someone who plays from time to time. If you play a lot or you share your controller with your brother like me it literally falls apart in a short amount of time.
I play exclusively on PC, had this gamepad for roughly six months now and had no issues with it so far. Windows pretty much treats it like it would an Xbox gamepad so it gets recognized by every game and emulator I tried.The transparent design looks amazing (it kinda reminds me of my transparent gameboy color so that is bonus nostalgia points) and it has a little button on the back that lets you cycle through a few different illumination modes (which is useful if you find it too bright).And the price is fine.
Got this controller for ps4 less than two weeks ago and every day since I bought it the L2 trigger will turn on to autofire at random times without my fingers being anywhere near the button. Today the L1 button has decided to jam for no reason (which is a common problem with nacon products apparently).So I just wasted $60 on a controller that is absolutely useless right out of the box.I don't think I'll ever buy or recommend nacon in the future.
I ordered one of these controllers as I have a couple, and they are really nice controllers with a soft cushioned feel. But alas, when it was delivered, I was sent one of the light up clear plastic ones which - although they are the same basic design, they are not made from the same case material, so do not feel as good. I have decided to keep it anyway, but beware, the item sent is not the one pictured. In fact, they don't even advertise the one they sent me. I would recommend the pictured controller, but am indifferent to the one they sent.
I bought this controller for 30€ and I have to say this it’s pretty good but there are a few things that I don’t like about this controller. The first thing that I hate is that the buttons, L1 and R1 are placed too far apart from L2 and R2. The buttons placed below the share button are the biggest issue of this controller, when you try to click the upper “arrow”, the left arrow activates as well.Overall I would not buy it for 40$, instead I would buy Sony’s DualShock but for 30 bucks it is a great deal
My Nacon delivered around a month ago and already I've run into issues others have brought up. The D Pad in particular is extremely finicky and repeatedly put in inputs for different directions. My R2 trigger is also over responsive to the point that merely touching it treats it as a full press, which is very unhelpful for many games. And egregiously they use this like honeycomb design on the analog sick that WILL get full of your dead skin and gross you out. That's such a basic design flaw, and if they wanted grip they should have used nubs and not these tiny uncleanable pockets. This seems to be the design on all the controllers unfortunately.Sucks because i actually left them a glowing Amazon review and while I WANTED to get a Pro controller I cant be sure ... MoreMy Nacon delivered around a month ago and already I've run into issues others have brought up. The D Pad in particular is extremely finicky and repeatedly put in inputs for different directions. My R2 trigger is also over responsive to the point that merely touching it treats it as a full press, which is very unhelpful for many games. And egregiously they use this like honeycomb design on the analog sick that WILL get full of your dead skin and gross you out. That's such a basic design flaw, and if they wanted grip they should have used nubs and not these tiny uncleanable pockets. This seems to be the design on all the controllers unfortunately.Sucks because i actually left them a glowing Amazon review and while I WANTED to get a Pro controller I cant be sure it'll be worth the additional cost for what could be subpar product. Will check those reviews. In short? Skip the Compact.
I bought one of these because i wanted some wired controller for less latency and do not need recharges etc. There's some good points for me: it's very well manufactured. Plastic, rubber? Ok, but feels good and sturdy in my hands. Good. Also the analog sticks, they are a bit higher than the common one, maybe this can be good for grip and overall accuracy IF you like the way this controller feels in your hands. Overall, not for me. The R2 trigger feels wrong, the digital cross pad is terrible, i still preferring sony's digital 4 directions but only 1 piece under the surface, and also nintendo feels better for me. The buttons on the right are fine, i enjoy the "click" sensation, and the analogs are more "clickable" than the original ps4. But the central big ... MoreI bought one of these because i wanted some wired controller for less latency and do not need recharges etc. There's some good points for me: it's very well manufactured. Plastic, rubber? Ok, but feels good and sturdy in my hands. Good. Also the analog sticks, they are a bit higher than the common one, maybe this can be good for grip and overall accuracy IF you like the way this controller feels in your hands. Overall, not for me. The R2 trigger feels wrong, the digital cross pad is terrible, i still preferring sony's digital 4 directions but only 1 piece under the surface, and also nintendo feels better for me. The buttons on the right are fine, i enjoy the "click" sensation, and the analogs are more "clickable" than the original ps4. But the central big rectangular touch pach, here is the big trouble i had... it's too close to the "square" and "options" buttons, so i hit this button by mistake too many times and this annoyed me. All this is subjective, so i recommend this controller if you are experimental and have money to expend, or if you want to try something new if your's standard ps4 weared out. The central "PS button" does not turn the console on, so you need to turn on the console pushing the button ON on the console. Come on, dont be so lazy. If you enjoy the overall grip, wich is a matter of opinion, go on! It is a good controller, just not for me.
A month ago I purchased one of these controllers and after 2 weeks, the R2 and L2 buttons both started malfunctioning ('Pressing' themselves or just not responding at all.) I had the controller replaced, hoping it was just a faulty unit. Sadly, the replacement developed the same fault after a week of use. I thought I'd give it one last chance and had it replaced again, sadly, the third controller (2nd replacement) also developed the same fault after 2 weeks of use. Would not recommend this controller.
After 2-3 months, the two controllers I purchased had experienced the same issues. The R2 trigger would fire off randomly without any input. One of the controllers experienced drift in its left stick where it would constantly input a movement, despite not touching the stick. It's even hard to recommend the product for its value, though cheap, it's definitely not worth having to replace every two months once these issues arise again.
i love the controller! hope you make one with paddles in the future, even just two would be awesome, and maybe make the front of the controller just a bit wider in a future model. i play claw and my hands almost slip off the front. not that bad though. and the power a fusion pro controller has a volume switch about where the share button is on this controller. it was such a nice touch. thats all thanks guys
| Style | Gamepads & Racing Wheels |
| Cable length | 3 m |
| Plug and Play | Y |
| Master (outer) case width | 36.2 cm |
| Master (outer) case length | 44.3 cm |