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PDP Afterglow Wave review – an RGB novelty that misses several marks

Posted on August 20, 2023August 27, 2023 By bot

The PDP Afterglow Wave sets a mighty fine first impression, at least out of the box. Boot up your console with the gamepad plugged in via USB-C and you’ll be treated to a lovely RGB lighting effect that cascades down the grips, and lights up the surroundings of each analog stick. It’s certainly an eye-catching pad, and one that would suit RGB heavy gaming setups.Unfortunately, all other aspects of the Afterglow Wave can’t match its lovely lighting. Overall, the
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