Scattered around the PDP Aftergow is a regular set of controls that should adequately accommodate any player getting to grips with this design. The Afterglow is built around a sturdy polycarbonate housing that provides a translucent frame for the lighting and other apparatus inside the device. Instead, this wired Switch controller really nails its colors to the mast, and there’s an entire spectrum of them. Similarly, tearing the PDP Afterlglow out of its prefab prison presents a controller that dispenses with the subtle highlights of the Xbox Elite range or the RGB highlights of the Razer Raiju. Nestled in among the $25 price point, the Afterglow’s unique holographic packaging does everything possible, short of fitting an rgb light array to the display stand, to attract your eye. Both on the shelf and out of the box this peripheral screams for attention. While the Afterglow isn’t quite PDP’s premier Switch controller, it certainly stands out, just as much as their Sonic The Hedgehog controller. It is a nice surprise to see that this isn’t the case with the Nintendo Switch Afterglow Deluxe+ wired. The range of controllers and headsets has had a mixed response, with the Xbox headsets being styled closer to something that I’d call budget than must buy. This isn’t the first item in the Afterglow line either.
This Nintendo Switch controller joins The Xbox Afterglow wired controller and comes in at around $25. The PDP Afterglow Deluxe+ Wired Controller is far from PDP’s only entry in the battle for the front room. Is it more than just a haze of pretty colors? let’s find out. Now we’ve unwrapped one of the hardware manufacturer’s Afterglow controllers. It was a couple of weeks ago we were invited to take a look at the vast selection of PDP peripherals on the market.
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