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For around twice that I'd go with a razor wolverine v3 wireless controller, comfortable back buttons, adjustable trigger draw, 2 shoulder buttons and a trigger per side, it's basically my dream layout.
https://www.razer.com/console-controllers/razer-wolverine-v3-pro
For within the price range one of the ones you mentioned or maybe a switch pro controller
8BitDo makes controllers with that layout, incredible parts, and for a LOT less money. It’s also kinda strange that the Razer doesn’t call out hall-effect sticks, or the other fancy one, since that’s usually a point that sells quite well.
Looks terrible for people with big hands, too. Just to stupid nubs and no where to wrap your fingers around. Over $200 for something that’s just kinda not hitting is pretty terrible value.