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title: "FLYDIGI Vader 4 Pro Gaming Controller"
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# 1000 Hz wired/wireless polling rate 12-bit ultra-high res joystick 800 mAh long-lasting battery FLYDIGI Vader 4 Pro Gaming Controller

**Brand:** flydigi
**Price:** € 200.95
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎯 Dominate every game with pro-grade precision and customizable power

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** FLYDIGI Vader 4 Pro Gaming Controller by flydigi
- **How much does it cost?** € 200.95 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.fi](https://www.desertcart.fi/products/653172394-flydigi-vader-4-pro-gaming-controller)

## Best For

- flydigi enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted flydigi brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Immersive Haptics:** Four-motor stereo vibration zones customizable for realistic feedback
- • **Lag-Free Response:** 1000 Hz polling rate ensures lightning-fast input synchronization
- • **Tailored for Pros:** Advanced Space Station 3.4 software with deep customization and gyro mapping
- • **Precision at Your Fingertips:** Force-adjustable joysticks with <1% drift for unmatched control
- • **Ultimate Trigger Flexibility:** Switchable Macro & Hall effect triggers for smooth, accurate gameplay

## Overview

The FLYDIGI Vader 4 Pro Gaming Controller delivers professional-grade performance with ultra-high resolution 12-bit joysticks, Hall effect triggers eliminating stick drift, and a blazing 1000 Hz polling rate for seamless wired or wireless play. Its ergonomic design features customizable tension rings, advanced four-motor vibration feedback, and an 800 mAh battery for extended sessions. Enhanced by the Space Station 3.4 software suite, it offers deep customization including gyro mapping and macro buttons, making it the ultimate choice for competitive gamers across multiple platforms.

## Description

Introducing ​The Flydigi Vader 4 Pro: Offering a blend of advanced technology and ergonomic design, the Vader 4 pro caters to gamers seeking precision and versatility. With its sleek aesthetics and multi-platform compatibility, it enhances your gaming experience across various devices. Elevate your gameplay with its seamless integration and responsive controls. For more premium gaming controllers visit our online store at Controller Zone UAE.

Review: Before I start, I want to say that I recommend watching reviews of this controller on YouTube. (I’m going to comment on my specific unit). There is no shortage of them given the hype surrounding this unit and FlyDigi’s high-profile status. Personally, I would recommend the one by Gamer Heaven. Pugh’s Review was also good, and I assume VCuda’s will also be good once he finishes editing it. (All 3 have no problem calling out a problem if they see one, so I’ve come to trust them). I’ve only just started using this controller (on Ghost of Tsushima, and tested the d-pad specifically on FighterZ), but when I first picked it up….wow, I was floored. It had the best hand-feel I’ve experienced yet. Had enough weight that it felt of sound build-quality. I’m very glad they decided to add texture to the back, and this is the first time I’ve seen the texture on the “face” of the bumpers (L1 & R1), as opposed to the underside of them (which SHOULD be the norm, but isn’t for whatever reason). The buttons are in good positions and they all actuate very well. Honestly, the bumpers and triggers are the best I’ve ever felt. FlyDigi is known for good bumpers (--- as far as I’ve heard, I’ve only had the Vader 2 previously but this applies to them, too), able to actuate them with any part of your finger (tip, middle, etc). When in analog-mode the triggers are the best I’ve felt. Previously even triggers I’d consider good still felt hollow and I could imagine seeing an empty trigger push a little spring down to the magnet sensor (assuming hall-triggers). These however, feel “full”. This might just be because of the vibration in the triggers, but it definitely makes me feel more confident in the build quality. In digital/stopped mode, the triggers have a very satisfying click. Lastly, with the Vader 2 my biggest gripe was that when you pressed the triggers all the way in with the body of your index finger (I tend to do this, as opposed to the tip, clicking), you’d hit the shell of the controller because they depressed so deeply. With the 4 Pro, the body doesn’t jut out as much and the triggers don’t sink so deeply, so it feels much better even with my (possibly) atypical pressing method. Speaking of controller vibration, this is my first controller to have vibration that is more advanced than the typical half-cylinder spinning in the handle, and I must say it CLEARLY feels better. I didn’t think I’d care, but it’s pretty cool. The mechanical face buttons are great. Not much more to say. It’s my second controller with them and I really prefer them. The 6 macro buttons, despite not being mechanical, all actuate well and are in *good enough* spots. The 2 under the body aren’t quite as good as the 2 under the handles, but they’re fine. Personally, I think manufacturers should place 2 each under the handles (it’s rare, but I have seen this set-up. Unfortunately, not on any hall-effect controller). Also, what would really put this controller even further over the top, would be moving C & Z (or just adding 2 more buttons) to the shoulder area (by the bumpers & triggers). Ditch the cell-phone holder attachment point, I doubt many people use that. 2 buttons there are very ergonomical (on other controllers I’ve used), and you don’t have to take your fingers off the sticks to use them, like you would with C & Z at their current locations. The sticks are great, as are the tension rings. They’re easy to change and the sticks rotate smoothly at various tensions. Before this even came (which, it came in a couple days despite predicting a couple-weeks (ie: directly from China) -so, bonus points here), I purchased FlyDigi replacement (taller) sticks, and they attached very easily (and I really noticed the difference). If you’re interested in those – get them from AliExpress. They’re under 1 dollar there, compared to 20-something on desertcart (& zero shipping!). I tested the stick circularity on both the circular & square algorithms, and I’ll just summarize by saying they were very accurate. At first the snap-back didn’t *seem* great, but that’s because the controller is more transparent in regards to the actual values being produced (while some controllers run algorithms but don’t tell you). When the sticks are not moved for 3 seconds, they auto re-calibrate to a perfect center (assuming you leave that option switched on). ADENDUM (because I didn’t get around to posting this review right away): While video reviews I watched said the tension rings “probably” wouldn’t move during gameplay, that it took some effort – I’ve found this to be untrue, at least when you have the sticks set looser. I began playing a game without aiming (the right stick is just a camera), so I made both sticks 3 notches above Min, and with a gameplay session (2ish hours) with lots of flicking the camera around (I like to take in the whole environment, lol), I found it went 1 or so notches looser (& this has happened enough for me to accept this will continue to happen). When I was playing GoT & had the right stick at max (for bow-aiming), it never did this, though. For whatever reason, the left stick didn’t seem to get more loose (though, if you were playing a FPS with erratic back & forth flicking, I could see this happening). If your right stick isn’t for aiming, & already set fairly loose, it shouldn’t matter if it’s getting even more loose (based on that game style), but I wanted to be clear that it’s something that happens. I tried setting them to 4 above Min, and didn’t find them to have moved at all, after that. As I said, I tested the d-pad in a fighting game, doing quarter-circle movements, and it was as smooth as butter. Like with the sticks, I don’t have much more to say, the quality is very good. The battery life has been great so far (no light, and moderate vibration). I charged it once “accidentally” because I thought it died, but actually I had somehow hit the mode button over to Switch-mode (& it stopped working in my PC game). Since that charge, I still haven’t had to recharge it for decent number of 2ish-hour gaming sessions. (I don’t know about most people, but something like 6+ hour sessions are rare for me, so anything really is fine. I keep a back-up wired controller nearby, and I don’t mind plugging a wire into this controller if it comes to it). Finally, the software suite is great. I was familiar with the older version used with the Vader 2, and this one adds even more options. No complaints so far (though I do echo the sentiment that it would be nice to be able to change the window-size).
Review: Significantly better than the stock Xbox controllers. I got tired of dealing with stick drift so I primarily bought the Vader 4 pro for its hall-effect analog sticks. The second reason was seamless connection to the Nintendo switch which absolutely sealed the deal for me. The other features were added bonus. What I liked the most was the adjustable tension on the analog sticks. I use it on the lightest setting and I absolutely love it. In comparison, the tension gets so light that using other controllers after this such as the Dualsense 5 feels like im trying to push a car with just my thumbs. Yes, the difference is that noticeable.

## Features

- Force-Adjustable Lever Joystick: Easily adjust the joystick tension on-the-fly by rotating the force adjustment ring to find your ideal feel and achieve maximum customization. Enjoy less than 1% drift with a 12-bit ultra-high resolution for precise control.
- Force-Switchable Vibration Triggers: Switch between two types of triggers—Macro trigger and Hall effect linear trigger—with a single button press. This feature ensures smooth, precise control, while the Hall effect joysticks eliminate stick drift, providing long-lasting accuracy.
- 1000 Hz Wired/Wireless Polling Rate: Enhance responsiveness and ensure better synchronization between player reactions and game actions. Whether executing rapid combos or aiming with precision, experience smoother and more consistent gameplay.
- FLYDIGI Space Station 3.4 for Competitive Gaming: Upgraded for competitive players, the Space Station 3.4 offers advanced features in the joystick module, including adjustable sampling rates (8-12 bits), polling rates (125-1000Hz), deadzone compensation, and customizable center sensitivity for a more refined gaming experience.
- Upgraded Four-Motor Stereo Vibration Areas: Enjoy immersive, lasting vibrations from the counter-weighted handgrip and trigger areas. These areas provide realistic game feedback, and you can customize the vibration strength through the software for a truly personalized experience.
- 800 mAh High-Capacity Battery: Play for hours without interruption, enjoying a perfect and seamless gaming experience.
- High-Precision Gyro Mapping: Activate the gyro functionality with just one button using Flydigi Space Station software. This feature allows for precise aiming, ensuring you never miss a shot.
- Customizable Configurations: Features a self-developed rotary eight-way D-pad, RGB personalized light bar, soft-touch mechanical 2.0 ABXY buttons with zero dead zone and no drift, and six macro buttons for added control. More fun and functionality are available in the PC Flydigi Space Station or Mobile Game Center.
- For more premium gaming controllers visit our online store at Controller Zone UAE.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN  | B0D7ZRXBY4 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #3,125 in Videogames ( See Top 100 in Videogames ) #55 in PC Gamepads & Standard Controllers |
| Customer reviews | 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (494) |
| Package Dimensions  | 22.7 x 13.7 x 12 cm; 431 g |

## Images

![FLYDIGI Vader 4 Pro Gaming Controller - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61MAuaVw+XL.jpg)

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by A***Y on 4 September 2024*

Before I start, I want to say that I recommend watching reviews of this controller on YouTube. (I’m going to comment on my specific unit). There is no shortage of them given the hype surrounding this unit and FlyDigi’s high-profile status. Personally, I would recommend the one by Gamer Heaven. Pugh’s Review was also good, and I assume VCuda’s will also be good once he finishes editing it. (All 3 have no problem calling out a problem if they see one, so I’ve come to trust them). I’ve only just started using this controller (on Ghost of Tsushima, and tested the d-pad specifically on FighterZ), but when I first picked it up….wow, I was floored. It had the best hand-feel I’ve experienced yet. Had enough weight that it felt of sound build-quality. I’m very glad they decided to add texture to the back, and this is the first time I’ve seen the texture on the “face” of the bumpers (L1 & R1), as opposed to the underside of them (which SHOULD be the norm, but isn’t for whatever reason). The buttons are in good positions and they all actuate very well. Honestly, the bumpers and triggers are the best I’ve ever felt. FlyDigi is known for good bumpers (--- as far as I’ve heard, I’ve only had the Vader 2 previously but this applies to them, too), able to actuate them with any part of your finger (tip, middle, etc). When in analog-mode the triggers are the best I’ve felt. Previously even triggers I’d consider good still felt hollow and I could imagine seeing an empty trigger push a little spring down to the magnet sensor (assuming hall-triggers). These however, feel “full”. This might just be because of the vibration in the triggers, but it definitely makes me feel more confident in the build quality. In digital/stopped mode, the triggers have a very satisfying click. Lastly, with the Vader 2 my biggest gripe was that when you pressed the triggers all the way in with the body of your index finger (I tend to do this, as opposed to the tip, clicking), you’d hit the shell of the controller because they depressed so deeply. With the 4 Pro, the body doesn’t jut out as much and the triggers don’t sink so deeply, so it feels much better even with my (possibly) atypical pressing method. Speaking of controller vibration, this is my first controller to have vibration that is more advanced than the typical half-cylinder spinning in the handle, and I must say it CLEARLY feels better. I didn’t think I’d care, but it’s pretty cool. The mechanical face buttons are great. Not much more to say. It’s my second controller with them and I really prefer them. The 6 macro buttons, despite not being mechanical, all actuate well and are in *good enough* spots. The 2 under the body aren’t quite as good as the 2 under the handles, but they’re fine. Personally, I think manufacturers should place 2 each under the handles (it’s rare, but I have seen this set-up. Unfortunately, not on any hall-effect controller). Also, what would really put this controller even further over the top, would be moving C & Z (or just adding 2 more buttons) to the shoulder area (by the bumpers & triggers). Ditch the cell-phone holder attachment point, I doubt many people use that. 2 buttons there are very ergonomical (on other controllers I’ve used), and you don’t have to take your fingers off the sticks to use them, like you would with C & Z at their current locations. The sticks are great, as are the tension rings. They’re easy to change and the sticks rotate smoothly at various tensions. Before this even came (which, it came in a couple days despite predicting a couple-weeks (ie: directly from China) -so, bonus points here), I purchased FlyDigi replacement (taller) sticks, and they attached very easily (and I really noticed the difference). If you’re interested in those – get them from AliExpress. They’re under 1 dollar there, compared to 20-something on Amazon (& zero shipping!). I tested the stick circularity on both the circular & square algorithms, and I’ll just summarize by saying they were very accurate. At first the snap-back didn’t *seem* great, but that’s because the controller is more transparent in regards to the actual values being produced (while some controllers run algorithms but don’t tell you). When the sticks are not moved for 3 seconds, they auto re-calibrate to a perfect center (assuming you leave that option switched on). ADENDUM (because I didn’t get around to posting this review right away): While video reviews I watched said the tension rings “probably” wouldn’t move during gameplay, that it took some effort – I’ve found this to be untrue, at least when you have the sticks set looser. I began playing a game without aiming (the right stick is just a camera), so I made both sticks 3 notches above Min, and with a gameplay session (2ish hours) with lots of flicking the camera around (I like to take in the whole environment, lol), I found it went 1 or so notches looser (& this has happened enough for me to accept this will continue to happen). When I was playing GoT & had the right stick at max (for bow-aiming), it never did this, though. For whatever reason, the left stick didn’t seem to get more loose (though, if you were playing a FPS with erratic back & forth flicking, I could see this happening). If your right stick isn’t for aiming, & already set fairly loose, it shouldn’t matter if it’s getting even more loose (based on that game style), but I wanted to be clear that it’s something that happens. I tried setting them to 4 above Min, and didn’t find them to have moved at all, after that. As I said, I tested the d-pad in a fighting game, doing quarter-circle movements, and it was as smooth as butter. Like with the sticks, I don’t have much more to say, the quality is very good. The battery life has been great so far (no light, and moderate vibration). I charged it once “accidentally” because I thought it died, but actually I had somehow hit the mode button over to Switch-mode (& it stopped working in my PC game). Since that charge, I still haven’t had to recharge it for decent number of 2ish-hour gaming sessions. (I don’t know about most people, but something like 6+ hour sessions are rare for me, so anything really is fine. I keep a back-up wired controller nearby, and I don’t mind plugging a wire into this controller if it comes to it). Finally, the software suite is great. I was familiar with the older version used with the Vader 2, and this one adds even more options. No complaints so far (though I do echo the sentiment that it would be nice to be able to change the window-size).

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by Z***N on 13 August 2025*

Significantly better than the stock Xbox controllers. I got tired of dealing with stick drift so I primarily bought the Vader 4 pro for its hall-effect analog sticks. The second reason was seamless connection to the Nintendo switch which absolutely sealed the deal for me. The other features were added bonus. What I liked the most was the adjustable tension on the analog sticks. I use it on the lightest setting and I absolutely love it. In comparison, the tension gets so light that using other controllers after this such as the Dualsense 5 feels like im trying to push a car with just my thumbs. Yes, the difference is that noticeable.

### ⭐ Review
*by E***Z on 28 March 2025*

Llego con drift, no fuciono la flecha derecha e izquierda, el stick izquierdo siempre estaba presionado y no funcionaban correctamente los botones lb, select y start. Es mucho mejor el WOLVERINE V3 PRO Adicional, la caja llego toda golpeada de las esquinas.

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