Nacon launches Hell Is Us-inspired Revolution Pro X controller
Nacon's Hell Is Us-inspired Revolution Pro X Special Edition Xbox controller is now available with adjustable stick tension, Hall Effect controls and rear buttons.
Nacon has launched the Revolution Pro X – Special Edition, an officially licensed Xbox controller inspired by Hell Is Us. The controller is available through Nacon's own store for $129.90 in the US, while the UK and euro-zone prices listed in the report are £109.99 and €129.99 respectively.12
The design uses a dark, contour-line finish drawn from Rogue Factor's action-adventure game, but the headline features are aimed at players who want to tune how the controller feels. A control ring lets owners adjust the mechanical tension of the joysticks, with firmer resistance intended for precise aiming and a looser setting designed for quicker movement.1
Nacon says the controller uses contactless Hall Effect joysticks and triggers, reducing the mechanical wear associated with conventional components. Players can also switch between Hall Effect analogue travel and micro-switch Instant Triggers. The action buttons and D-pad use tactile micro-switches as well.1
The details
The Revolution Pro X – Special Edition works with Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Windows PC and compatible Smart TVs. It includes a 2.4GHz wireless dongle, a detachable 3m braided USB-C cable, two programmable rear buttons, four vibration motors and interchangeable joystick heads and D-pads.1
When wired to a PC, Nacon claims a 1,000Hz polling rate and 1ms latency. Those are manufacturer figures rather than independent test results, so they should be treated as specifications to verify in use rather than proof of a better competitive advantage.1
Nacon's product page lists the release date as 22 October 2026 and currently marks the controller as in stock. That makes this an available product launch rather than a future announcement, although regional pricing and stock can change.1
Our opinion
This is a more substantial tie-in than a cosmetic shell. The Hell Is Us branding gives the controller its collector appeal, while adjustable stick tension, Hall Effect components and rear buttons are meaningful features for players who already know what they want from a premium pad. The important caveat is that Nacon's latency and polling claims still need independent testing; the controller's real value will depend on how well its software, wireless connection and ergonomics hold up beyond the specification sheet.