Two black gaming controllers with green accents mounted on a charging stand, with two rechargeable batteries in front.
A custom Xbox controller with a black and white marble design, featuring white thumbsticks, black buttons with yellow accents, and colored face buttons, placed on a wooden surface.
A white video game controller with black thumbsticks and buttons, featuring red, black, and yellow accents, and the word 'THRILLIST' printed vertically on the right side.
Engadget news article about Evil Controllers' customizable gaming controllers with longer battery life, featuring a photo of a hand holding a white gaming controller with blue buttons.
An article header with a GameStop advertisement about accessories sale. Below that, an article about custom controllers, featuring a red camouflage-patterned PlayStation controller.
A screen capture of the Game Informer website featuring a news article about customized Xbox One controllers, showing an orange controller and images of clothing and shoes at the top.
A white PlayStation 4 controller with black and red buttons and two black thumb sticks.
A screenshot featuring a Facebook post promoting a sweepstakes by the National Bank of Arizona, with a blue background and white text, and an embedded video about Evil Controllers, a company that creates custom gaming controllers, owned by Adam Coe.
Twitter post by Greg Miller showing two black gaming controllers with red accents and the text 'Game Scoop 300' on them, along with a small gold keychain, a receipt, and a shipping label.
Webpage screenshot of Kotaku with article about Sony PlayStation 4 controllers, featuring a white controller with black and red accents.
Orange Xbox gaming controller displayed on a webpage from Play.js, advertising custom PS4 and Xbox One peripherals.