Best PS5 Controller for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 (UK)

What makes a good Call of Duty controller?

Aim, speed and movement. Aim needs sticks that stay centred, so you can lower the deadzone without the crosshair creeping. Speed comes from triggers with short travel. Movement comes from back paddles: jump, slide and crouch without taking your right thumb off the aim stick, so you can move and aim at the same time.

• Sticks: TMR or Hall effect sensors don't wear into drift. Standard DualSense sticks read a carbon track that does.
• Triggers: clicky switches with short travel fire and aim down sights sooner than a full analog pull.
• Back paddles: 4 let you put jump, slide, crouch and reload on the back of the pad.
• Weight: removing the rumble motors makes the pad lighter over long sessions and stops it shaking while you aim.

How the OG Pro Headshot is set up

The Headshot is built on a genuine Sony DualSense with TMR sticks. TMR (tunnel magnetoresistance) reads a magnet instead of a contact sliding over a resistive track, so there is no track to wear and you can run a lower deadzone without ghost inputs.

The triggers are converted to clicky switches with around 0.5mm of travel. Four back paddles take the buttons you choose, usually jump, slide, crouch and reload. We remove the vibration motors, which takes around 40g off, and fit a textured grip on both handles.

Each one is built to order and tested by hand in our London workshop, Standard 2 weeks or Express 5 days, then shipped tracked in the UK or worldwide.

How does the Headshot compare with other custom controllers?

Battle Beaver and SCUF are established brands with their own designs, prices and warranty terms, so check theirs directly. What we can state for the Headshot: built to order in London on a genuine DualSense, TMR sticks, clicky triggers and 4 back paddles as standard, a 12-month warranty from the workshop that built it, and free UK delivery.

Already own a Battle Beaver or SCUF? We repair and upgrade both as an independent workshop, including TMR stick upgrades, so you can keep the controller you know.

Are back paddles allowed in Call of Duty?

Back paddles only press buttons the controller already has, so online they act like the normal buttons. Call of Duty's Security and Enforcement Policy penalises unauthorised hardware or software that gives an unfair advantage, and Activision's RICOCHET anti-cheat targets devices such as the Cronus Zen. Back buttons permanently mapped 1:1 to the buttons you choose. Esports-friendly and tournament legal for most competitions: nothing modifies your inputs.

Already have a DualSense?

We fit TMR sticks to your own DualSense for £34.99 and clicky triggers for £64.99, and back paddles too. Post it from anywhere in the world and we return it tracked, with a 12-month warranty on the work.