AceGamer Hypershadow D4 Wireless Controller

AceGamer Hypershadow D4 is a multi-platform wireless controller with TMR joysticks, switchable trigger modes and four programmable back buttons. Its feature set is geared toward players who want custom inputs, while platform-specific connection limits are worth noting.

At a glance

TMR sticks are claimed to use 4,096-level sampling and spring-back damping.
Triggers switch between short-travel micro-switch and longer-travel Hall-effect linear operation.
Four M1–M4 back buttons can each store a macro of up to 24 inputs.
Turbo offers manual and auto modes with slow, medium and fast settings.
Trigger vibration is specified for PC only, alongside grip vibration.

Price

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Reference price: ~~$69.99~~

Price checked: Nov 12, 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

Four programmable back buttons offer extra inputs without relying only on the front controls.
Dual trigger modes cater to quick presses as well as gradual throttle control.
The listing describes multiple connection options and broad compatibility across console, computer and mobile platforms.

Technical specifications

16 specifications

Identity
Brand	AceGamer

Controls and feedback
Joystick type	TMR
Joystick sampling	4,096-level sampling
Claimed joystick lifespan	up to 5 million operations
ABXY button rating	5 million presses
Maximum inputs per macro	up to 24 inputs per macro
Turbo modes	manual (hold to repeat) or auto (tap once for continuous fire)
Turbo speed settings	slow/medium/fast
Motion control	6-Axis Gyro
Vibration	dual-rotor motors plus trigger vibration motors (PC-only)

Compatibility and connections
Compatible platforms	PS4, Switch,PC,iOS, Android, and Steam Deck
Connection methods	Bluetooth, wired, 2.4G receiver
Xbox compatibility	Not compatible with Xbox
PS4 connection note	The P4 cannot be connected using a 2.4G receiver, it supports wireless connections.

Power and dimensions
Battery requirement	1 9V batteries required. (included)
Parcel dimensions and weight	18.7 x 12.8 x 8.7 cm; 430 g

What to know before buying

The listing says first use requires charging over a wired connection to unlock the controller. It also says PS4 cannot use the 2.4G receiver, and specifies trigger vibration as PC-only. The title's compatibility and 2.4G wording do not clearly resolve these platform-specific limits, so confirm the intended connection and features for your device before buying.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Players who want four programmable rear buttons and adjustable turbo for supported games.
Players who value trigger modes for both quick input and gradual control.
Buyers seeking one controller listed for PS4, Switch, PC, iOS, Android and Steam Deck.

Less suited to

Xbox players, as the listing says Xbox is not compatible.
Buyers who require trigger vibration on a platform other than PC.
Players who need PS4 use through a 2.4G receiver.

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Customer reviews on Amazon

4.5 / 5 · 11 ratings

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The supplied evidence contains aggregate ratings but no customer-comment summary. The rating distribution is split between four- and five-star categories, so it indicates generally favourable ratings in a small sample but does not identify what customers liked or any particular drawback. It cannot establish how the TMR sticks, macros or platform-specific connections perform in use.

Frequently asked questions

Which platforms are listed as compatible?

The listing names PS4, Switch, PC, iOS, Android and Steam Deck. It explicitly says the controller is not compatible with Xbox.

Can it connect to PS4 using the 2.4G receiver?

No. The listing says PS4 cannot connect using a 2.4G receiver and supports wireless connections. Confirm the applicable connection method for your setup.

What do the trigger modes do?

The listed micro-switch mode has short, snappy travel, while Hall-effect linear mode has longer, smoother travel for gradual control.

Do the back buttons support macros?

The listing says each of the four M1–M4 buttons supports a macro of up to 24 inputs, and that settings are saved after power-off.

Does trigger vibration work on every platform?

No. Trigger vibration motors are specified as PC-only. Grip vibration is also claimed, but the listing does not give platform-by-platform details for it.