Like its predecessor before it, the Azeron Cyborg II is the part of my gaming setup that garners the most questions. “What is that?” a friend will ask when visiting. They hesitantly drift their hand toward it before withdrawing, asking “Will it bite me?” That, I tell them, is what I use to play all of my games these days, and I prefer it to any controller or keyboard I’ve ever played with.
Of course, it’s quite difficult to lump in with one of the best PC controllers because it doesn’t fit in with all of the other gamepads. At the same time, it might have the functionality of one of the best gaming keyboards, but there aren’t any letters on it, and beyond courtroom typists of the future, I can’t imagine anyone learning to write with it. No, the Azeron Cyborg II exists in a realm between the traditional pro controller and its keyboard rival. It’s a new way to experience today’s interactive media, and it’s been one of the main vehicles I’ve used to switch from PS5 to PC.
