I Love RAZER products, great controllers. But, i didnt have the money to get my bro a Razer, and looked for a good substitute.
This got very good reviews, but, i have a couple of the cheaper Power A controllers, which were "mediocre", cheap, nothing special, but hey, just for extras for the kids to tear up.

This controller has heft, tactile feel, extra programmable buttons for PC players ( i use this on Xbox Series X ), adjustments my Razer doesnt even have.
the grip has extra grip to it, the triggers have multiple position stops on it, 4 extra levers underneath, not just 2. you can see the trigger switches, which have 3 spots to choose from, ..
Green Kontrol Freak Rings do NOT come with it, just ones i put on the controller ( always recommend them, or any control ring, to help with precision ).

the "tactile" feel, how switches, buttons, all feel when pressed, well, it just "feels" of quality, very comparable to my Razers, which cost a good deal more.
I hate to say, but, i can easily recommend this controller, the Fusion Pro 2, to any of the $130 Razer controllers, and ones in that range above and below.
Longevity will have to see, one Razer has been going to over 15 mos now, and still going strong.
BUT, the Fusion feels better in hand, than my Razer Wolverine Tourney controller.

Easy to recommend this controller, for your main, back up, or just a spare. Again, this isnt used on a PC< so i can NOT comment on how the programming works for the extra buttons, only what i can do on my XBOX games..
it comes, surprisingly, with spare joysticks, and a replaceable faceplate, if you want it to match closer to your Xbox, as this IS an Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, version of this controller.
Comes in a very nice padded box, and just really reeks of quality.

The absolute BEST Xbox controller of any kind. I'm normally not impressed by a controller in fact I find that most are sub-par but this one just feels so incredibly smooth and seamless. Being able to adjust the trigger slack is a freaking awesome idea - however I'd suggest that the maximum slack should be about 30% more. For games like Grand Turismo or Forza you want the trigger to have a lot of room on it so you can get more precise on throttle and brake. This controller leaves a bit to be desired on that end of the trigger spectrum. Also I think maximum slack should be increased because it would give the adjust-feature even more purpose. But this overall is a small gripe. The analog controls feel smooth and perfect. You get a few analog stick replacements with a longer length one you can switch in too. But for whatever reason, they only provide you with one of each type of longer stick options - meaning if you want both sticks to be longer you have to use one outward-rounded thumbstick and then one normal one. Customizability options are easy because of the magnetic face, which is super easy to deal with. The cord is nice and long, which might sound like a small thing but far too often cords are too short these days.

Overall I give this controller a 9 out of 10.

Minus 1 point for trigger length maximizing a bit too short for optimal racing gameplay. This needs to be something considered more often when designing controllers, particularly when the trigger slack is adjustable!

I bought the original pro fusion and still have and use after TWO YEARS!! a few things finally broke after very heavy use(#1 sprint joystick rubber cracked but kit comes with replacement) (#2 trigger lock switch broke off because I tried to change the setting while holding the trigger(don't do that) either way was a great controller, absolutely zero regrets for price , quality, weight, feel and responsiveness.

I just got the 2nd gen and it feels equally as good if not better than the 1st. I don't really use the paddles or the trigger locks but regardless this controller is absolutely worth $69(what I paid) it's wired but it's nice quality braided cable and the auto dissconect has saved my console many times. Wireless controllers are way overrated when a beast like this exists. This is a no brainer people, get this controller!!!

Tldr- very good, 10/10 would recommend if you don't need wireless functionality.
I wear out controllers. Thanks modern warfare. Went through so many Xbox branded controllers then decided to get a Power A controller to save some money. It was the RGB model. Wore it out and got another one after some time. They lasted just as long as Xbox controllers but at a fraction of the cost and had programmable paddles. Only downside is they were wired only (doesn't bother me as I play on PC) .
After the 2nd controller wore out I saw they had this 'pro' version for a little bit more but came with a bunch of upgrades and refinements. Honestly shocked how good this is. Much heavier, but feels very quality in the hands. Substantial even. Quality was never an issue to me as the previous cheaper models held up just fine. Buttons can only last so many cycles after all. The analog sticks are silky smooth and the triggers feel much better than the lesser model. Comes with a basically useless carrying case that smells like new shoes, which is nice I guess. If you travel with your controller then I guess that's a 'free' bonus.
It's nice to see they upgraded from micro USB to USB c albeit at the cost of the fancy locking USB cable the RGB models have.
Easy to set up. Easy to program. Easy to change faceplate and sticks and rear module within seconds. If you were looking at the Xbox branded pro controller, get this instead as the Xbox elite controller has iffy life expectancy for more money (the elite controller software IS pretty awesome though). If you are looking at the OG xbox one controller, get this instead, it's worth the extra money (to me). Weakest point is the analog stick micro switch (click) which is every controllers downfall imo but time will tell with this model as the marketing states they're 'name brand' switches. Will update review if need be.
Glhf gamers

This controllers was exactly what I was looking for. I mainly play fighting games on steam (dbfz, sfv, ggstr) and for the longest time I clouldn't find anything that could replace my hori fighting commander octa. On that hori controller one of the triggers broke and I had to use gorilla glue to fix it, but it didn't feel exactly how it used too and i didn't wanna potentially break it again. After trying out so many different controllers for months, I feel like I finally found a great controller to play my fighting games. With this powera controller you can press down multiple buttons and map them to one of the additional buttons on the back. I only use two of the back buttons; for sfv I have one set to do 3 punches & the other for 3 kicks. This controller feels great in the hands, it also has a good weight to it as well. The d-pad is excellent and accurate & the trigger locks work so well, I hope it becomes a standard for all controllers in the future. The box has amazing art and the controller case is very premium. I can't recommend this controller enough, it truly is one of the best I've ever used.