Are you looking for your next customizable controller that’s less than $70? I got you. In this video I unbox and test the Mad Catz C.A.T. 17 Customizable Ergonomic Controller and see if it’s actually worth your money in a world where there are way too many controller options. I go over the design (that frosted transparent top with RGB), how it feels in-hand, and what you get in the box—like the charging dock, extra D-pads, and multiple thumbstick options (including rubberized tops for better grip). Then I get into the real reason you’d buy this thing: customization and multi-platform support. I walk through the Key Linker app (and yeah…the app kind of sucks because it’s cut off at the top), but it still lets me remap buttons, set turbo, adjust vibration, tweak stick sensitivity, and control lighting. I also show how you can change a lot of those settings manually on the controller, which is huge if you don’t like third-party apps. Finally, I test it across iPhone, Android, Nintendo Switch 2, and PC—plus I call out the one big “finicky” exception I ran into on Android with Call of Duty.