00:00Okay, so if your thumbs are sliding off your sticks mid-firefight,
00:03or your fingers cramp up after an hour of warzone, this one's for you.
00:07I went digging through the cheapest, highest-rated PS5 controller grip and trigger accessories I
00:12could find, and honestly, some of these cost less than a coffee.
00:16Here are my top 5, all under 4 bucks.
00:20Starting with number 1, this silicone grip and trigger extender combo set.
00:24What I love here is that it's not just one thing, you get the anti-slip hand grips that
00:29wrap around the back of your DualSense, plus L2 and R2 trigger extenders in the same pack.
00:34The grips make a huge difference on long sessions because the DualSense gets slippery once your
00:39hands warm up. It's $3.87, it's got a perfect 5-star rating, and nearly 5,000 people have bought
00:46it.
00:47For under $4, that's the easiest upgrade on this list.
00:52Number 2 is this 4-piece silicone thumbstick grip set,
00:55and this is the one I'd hand to a friend who's never used grips before.
00:59You get 4 caps, so 2 full sets, meaning you've got spares when one eventually wears out.
01:04And they fit basically everything, PS5, PS4, PS3, even Xbox One controllers.
01:12$299, 4.9 stars, almost 5,000 sold.
01:16The extra grip on the sticks genuinely helps with fine aim adjustments,
01:20and honestly, at 3 bucks there's no reason not to try them.
01:23Coming in at number 3, we've got the cheapest option here, these thumbstick grip caps at $2.28.
01:30That's the price of a snack. What stands out is the compatibility range, DualSense, DualShock 4,
01:37DualShock 3, Xbox 360, and the Switch Pro controller. So if you're one of those people with three or four
01:44controllers floating around the living room, one pack covers all of them.
01:48Nearly 4,900 sold with a 4.8 rating. Cheap, simple, does exactly what it says.
01:56Number 4 are these extended L2 and R2 triggers, and this is the one for the shooter players.
02:01If you play a lot of FPS, the stock DualSense triggers are fine, but these extenders give
02:06your fingers a bigger surface and a longer lever, which means less travel, faster pulls,
02:10and weigh less finger fatigue. They also throw in a D-pad cap, which helps if you're a fighting game
02:16player. $2.27, 4.7 stars, over 4,000 sold. Snap them on, done. And rounding it out at number
02:265,
02:27the DataFrog version of the trigger extenders. DataFrog is a brand a lot of gamers already know
02:33for cheap accessories that don't fall apart, and that's really the pitch here. Same idea,
02:38L2 and R2 extenders plus a D-pad cap, but with a slightly more refined fit and finish.
02:44It's $3.15 with a 4.7 rating and over 4,400 sold. If you want the brand name feel
02:50for less
02:51than a dollar more, this is the one I'd grab. Alright, all five links are down in the description,
02:57and they're the cheapest ones I could find. If this helped you out, hit that like button
03:02and subscribe, I post deals like this every week. Catch you in the next one.
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