I am going to give a very big two thumbs up for AIM Controllers, and I believe that @hayhor will back me up me on that.
I've been using their PS5 controller for just under half a year, and man is it a good controller. Five months in, I can set a 1% deadzone with minimal drift, and the paddles are very well designed. I used Scuf before that, and the only thing I could say might be a little nicer on the Scuf is the smoothness of the thumbsticks' movement. My Scuf, by contrast, had stick drift pretty much right out of the box.
I liked my Scuf, but by the time I had owned it for as long as I've been using AIM, both sticks had major drift and one of the paddle buttons wasn't working properly. I simply cannot recommend them due to their apparent QC issues. I sent it to them to be fixed (after warranty period expired, of course) and the cost to have it repaired was about the same as the cost of a new Sony controller, lol.