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For DJI RC2 you may have to download a driver for the controller. I recommend using a dedicated RC controller (Radiomaster Boxer, etc) with proper gimbals.
You *can* use Xbox/PS controllers but with Drones you want to fly using the pinch method (holding the sticks with index and thumb) as it gives you much more control, and dedicated RC controllers like Radiomaster Boxer. The throttle will not return to center when you let go of the left stick, it stays wherever you leave it, giving you much more control over your throttle.
DJI RC2 gimbals are like Xbox/PS controllers. If you are used to flying non-acro Mode 2 with real-life DJI Drones, it might be to your benefit to practice first with Pinch method and then consider getting a dedicated RC controller.
I took a Drone Ground School Uni course where we built HolyBro X500s, so it is understandable if you don't wanna buy a Boxer, as they can get quite expensive for game/hobby use.