Snakebyte Gamepad Pro hall effect Xbox controller
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 มิ.ย. 2024
- Overclocking update: Hey so I managed to overclock the gamepad pro to 1000hz and the controller did take the overclock, unfortunately it still responded with a 4ms response time. Still it was able to work at 1000hz, something the G7se had issues with and kept disconnecting. Hope this helps.
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00:00 Intro & Disclaimer
00:28 Price & box contents
00:41 Physical design
02:04 Gamepad tester & Precision test
05:34 Face Buttons
06:51 Triggers & Bumpers
08:42 Back Buttons
11:04 Thumbsticks
14:40 Conclusion
18:12 Outro
#xbox #snakebyte #halleffect #procontroller - เกม
The warranty sold me. My Xbox series s controller lasted almost one year. Fusion pro 2 lasted almost two years. Recon controller made it just over two years. I have been fighting cancer and I play long hours. There are nights I don't sleep so I play my Xbox series s.
i find it weird that u r one of the only people who reviewed this controllers. The review youtubers with millions of subscribers don’t have videos on the snakebyte gamepad pro x, but they have the gulikit kingkong pro 2, the G7 SE, but not this one 😅😢😮
Bro you are the GOAT! I was in the market for a new pro controller since my fusion pro 2 has finally died on me. You literally just saved me 120$ as i was about to pull the trigger on a turtle beach stealth ultra. Seeing that i only use 2 back buttons like you said, one for crouch and one for jump. Im in no need for a 4 back button controller. These sticks seem to be on par with the stealth ultra maybe even better considering people are having issues with the physical sticks and anti friction rings grinding. Great trigger stops, good back buttons and a 5 year warranty for 80$! I bought this thing instantly after i watched this video. Btw you're really the only one ive seen do an extensive review of this controller. Alright my rant is over 😅 great content as always...keep up the good work 🙏
Thanks for the review. It is now available on Amazon! Your review convinced me to pick one up.
All these controller manufacturers are so close to being perfect. This particular one isn't very good in it's response time, although it is average so not bad. However me personally need 4 back buttons. If you only need two though, this seems like a pretty good option.
Hey same here, every controller feels so close to perfection but has some drawbacks.
What is the response time ? Can it be overclocked
@@conorconor1369 hey it’s 4ms so 250hz and overclocking didn’t reduce this so polling rate locked.
@@thephototechy how can i see my response time of my controller and did you use hidusbf?
Great review mane i sub😊 this time keep up the good work 💯😀
Thanks bro!
Awesome review! Lots of insights 🤜🏼💥🤛🏼
Thanks man!
That's a weird choice that how you can map the buttons/paddles but not bad, great to see more and more companies doing this and give us half effect sticks, the future looks bright
That’s so true, this’ll be only for people who want jump and crouch at back, the omission of the Dpad input and the disable option will send people to the G7se for sure.
Hey man another good video i did remember to subscribe this time to keep up to date with the vids 😁. This conteoller looks great hows it feel compared to g7 se ? Still a wierd sense of aiming or have they managed to get closer to normal stick sense ? From what i saw on your tester it looks like raw mode wasnt a bug and thats just the way the hall effect sticks work
Hey, so this one is definitely different to the G7se.Playing on the G7se without precision rings, I have to keep the sensitivity around 11-13, when I disconnect G7se and connect this to the same settings I need to bring it down to like 9-10, so closer to what I play on normal sticks. it’s closer but still feels a bit different and I still have to reduce the outer maximum deadzone in game settings.
I have to say I’m getting used to the G7se and really like playing with the Gamepad pro. Strange thing is I can play with G7se and swap to this adjust the sensitivity and off I go. If I do the same after playing with Hall effect and get on the normal sticks or from normal to Hall effect, it takes a game or 2 to get used to it. I know it’s very anecdotal but that’s exactly how I feel. I’m just glad we are getting more and more options with Hall effect, this is really a win for us as consumers, having controllers that can withstand serious use we put them through, would be absolutely amazing. Let’s hope these can withstand us 😂.
Thanks for the Sun bro, really appreciated!
Good review, can’t wait til you get a gaming pc so that you can review pc controllers. Also could you cover more Hall effect controllers using that application at 4:10? From what I’ve heard, the issue is found in other ones as well.
Hey bro thanks! I think with Hall effect sticks we are going to see different calculations applied to the sticks by manufacturers. The gamepad pro feels more snappier than G7se,but someone might actually like the smooth response of the G7se. It’s getting interesting to say the least. Let’s hope more come out for consoles, and yes I can’t wait to get a gaming pc as well 😂
@@thephototechy I’ve actually seen similar results with the gamesir t4 Kalied. I think you should do that test on every Hall effect controller to compare the results.
Another awesome review! This controller looks really promising! It has the right trigger effects which lack in the GS G7 SE...I do love the G7 but the Snakebyte might be better all around!
TBH G7se really needs trigger stops, mine actually have gotten softer somehow after use. I’m actually thinking of adding some foam bit or something in my G7se triggers. Both the G7se and gamepad pro are a win for us as consumers, as hopefully these can eliminate the dreaded stick drift.
@@thephototechy you're absolutely right! I activated the hair trigger option in the nexus software and found it really useful in COD. I know its not real trigger stops, but its a baby step towards it! I do love the third party companies releasing their own controllers and especially at an affordable price! Your channel offers ultra quality reviews, I kinda want to buy a Snakebyte pro in October!
@@kevingauvreau2156 bro my goal is to cover any product cheap or expensive in detail, preferably cheaper ones as a lot of us are always on a budget. I still remember saving for like 6 months to get the elite series 1, used to go to my local game store to buy second hand games and always look at it drooling 😂
I playin halo infinite on series x. I wish normaly a controller with trigger stop, but this one and the g7se are in my smaller favourite buying list. Can the snakebyte pro be overclocked with good results at 500mhz, if i would change to pc?
u made me buy both gamesir g7 se and snakebyte. i have sended my turtle beach stealth ultra back cause the software was buggy as hell out of the box and the right trigger broke after 1 week of normal usage
You made my buy this and the gamesir and it is amazing. Gamesir arrives tomorrow. It is better than turtle beach stealth ultra.
Great information!
I see RSB and LSB on rear buttons, is that for clicking the joysticks? That’s what I like to map
Hey yes those can be mapped to rear buttons.
Great review but is the audio on this controller better than the Victrix Gambit?
Hey it’s much better than my gambit unit. Honestly I think mine must be faulty, that’s how bad the sound is. This one is decent, but the elite series 2 has a punch in the audio, the bass rumbles and the highs are crisp. I can actually game on the series 2 with headset plugged in, albeit it’s still not comparable to Astro mixamp pro tr.
im going to get this controller looks good
Definitely a worthy option if you are looking for a 2 back buttons pro controller.
Im once again in the market for a new controller since my elite series 2 has had several issues. I simply just want a controller that wont develop stick drift or is at least very resistant to it, at least 2 paddles that have a good feel, and bumpers that wont fail on me. Also would prefer wireless but it seems this one is wired. I miss the durability of the original xbox one controllers and the 360 controllers
One quick question. Is it possible to add R3 L3 (thumb stick pressed) to the rear buttons?
Hey yes you can, they are labels as LSB,RSB on the command slider.
Could you please give us monthly or quarter yearly updates on what is in your opinion the best hall effect Xbox controller?
I’ll definitely try my best, but it has to be for a controller I’m using a lot. You see if I move onto different controller and don’t put a lot of time on one, it’ll be unfair compared to a user who’ll probably put a lot more time on their controller. I’ve been using the G7se vs snakebyte’s gamepad pro as my main so ill definitely will be making videos on potential issues people can come across.
Thanks for the suggestion bro, really appreciate all the support!
Informative video, thanks! I'm waiting for black friday now and then decide which hall effect gamepad I'm gonna get spontaneously :)
One question: How does the 80€ Pro compare to the 35€ standard version? Interested in pure functionality of the base features. The differences in grip, the volume buttons and the back button features alone are not important enough for me to justify more than double the price.
Hey so in my opinion the RGB is probably the best wired Xbox controller with no back buttons. the ABXY membranes are the same, the sticks are the same as the pro. The reason i say the RGB, is the micro texture of the translucent plastic. Audio from the 3.5 is a bit better on pro but low impedance headsets might not be noticeable.The sticks calibration is a bit more responsive on the pro, as one cn see a different shape in precision tester. So if back buttons are not needed then definitely the RGB is a better choice. The base one is noce as well but lack that grip feeling. i'm really excited about these, as I'm hoping they'll change the trend of the cheapest favorunion's modules used at this price point.
@@thephototechy Thanks for the infos! may just get the rgb in my sights as well, then :)
Got this controller yesterday. Gotta say I really enjoy this controller. It feels nice and light. And the buttons have a great feel. It really does not perform any worse then my chroma v2 wolverine. Maybe it is even better. Time will tell.
You know what controlfreeks fit on it?
Hey man I had to force PS4/PS5 ones on it. Personally I love the Galaxies and use the mid rise as teh sticks are already a bit taller.
How did you get it? It is in preorder on their website, they are shipping them?
Which trigger stops are shorter between the Victrix Gambit and The Snaykebyte?
Hey the Gambit’s shortest trigger is really short, after some game time I couldn’t keep it at that setting, coz resting fingers on them had accidental actuations. I found myself using the second and third stop on the Gambit with some software minimum deadzones to avoid false actuations. Snakebyte would be like between the second and third stop of the Gambit, but I much prefer the snakebyte’s triggers for sure.
How is the input delay and how does it compare to gamesir g7 se and gulikit kingkong 2 pro?
Hey these are 250hz like the Gamesir G7 and G7se, I don't know about the Gulikit.
Is this controller still compatible with Xbox now since the update on 3rd party accessories? Very interested in picking one up if they still are usable!
Hey I used it yesterday on MW3 and it worked fine with no warnings at all.
@@thephototechy thanks! Now only to find somewhere that has them because everywhere says unavailable.
How is the thumbstick tension? I like the middle tension on my Elite 2. Is it looser or similar?
Hey the tension I’d say is closer to the middle one on elite 2, but Hall effect sticks will feel kinda hollow at first. They are a bit different feeling from normal potentiometer sticks, but one get used to it really quickly, still going back and forth you’ll notice the difference every time.
@thephototechy thanks. I ordered one from their website. It seems like the release was delayed a bit and it should ship out between the 25th and 27th
Isn't there a special program for the controller through which you can modify the dead zone settings? Like a Gamesir controller?
Hey no it's one of the reasons they implemented the command slider for button assignment.
Question is it reliable to buy from amazon because they're sold out on the website
I have been waiting for this controller since forever and they delayed it by a month. Now the website says shipping end of November and it's 14th of December already. If the gamesir kaleid for xbox wasn't teased for January, I would just buy the g7se this week.
Man you need way more views! thanks for all of these really good reviews! Really helps narrow down my search for the perfect controller. So I had bought the gamesir g7 se thinking it would be perfect, however I play destiny 2 no option for dead zone adjustment and could not for the life of me get my aim right. Maybe I needed to give it more time and adjust my sense. Thought it could be a software issue from what iv read ended up returning it. I'm thinking snakebyte has more quality control vs gamesir. Going to try and give it another go. Do you notice the aim is better vs the g7?
Hey bro thanks! So the snakebyte gamepad pro felt much more snappier to me, but still I had to reduce my maximum deadzones in COD and BF2042. I read the specs and the alps sticks have a max movement of 23 degrees in each direction, where as the KSilver has 30 degrees, I don’t know if the extra movement is throwing us off a bit. For my play style the gamepad was a better fit but still needed minor tuning. I honestly think we need a custom response curve or a like to like with potentiometer feel Hall effect sticks.
I need to try other games myself, is just a time thing for me, hence only get to test COD and BF2042. I tried playing destiny on my brother in law’s account and was terrible 😂 the aiming is definitely different in destiny. I might actually ask him to play destiny with the snakebyte controllers and see what his reaction is, it might take some time though.
@thephototechy Yeah destiny has build in locked in dead zones it definitely takes a while to get down sometimes it also feels like it aims for you with the major aa . Appreciate the response! Probably going to go with either the gambit pro or thrustmaster eswap s. Of those two which would you recommend? I'll use your code as well if you have one. Thank you!
@@onxy8187 Hey Gambit is my favorite for aiming, thrustmaster eswap s looks really good as well, I'm definitely thinking of getting that for a review. Gambit is using the favor union higher model sticks and they do have a certain quality to them, thrustmaster to me sound like using the alps sticks and they are really good as well and rated for 2m actuations,just feels a bit different from favor union's.
I've only used the Gambit which has the higher favor union model, all the cheaper controllers use their cheaper modules, so it's a unique controller in that sense. Eswaps though, has this amazing stick replace system and it makes me think, how easy would it be for Thrustmaster to sell Ksilver hall effect modules.Thrustmaster has a custom response curve options as well so we'll see what they come up with.
For discount codes I only got one from snakebyte as they sent the controllers for review, others I purchase myself for reviews. Hope this helps.
@thephototechy iv read about issues with the connectors going bad on the eswap also think they kinda missed it on the back buttons. Thank you sold me on the gambit really appreciate the help man! Thank you!
@@onxy8187 Bro you are most welcome!
I have tried and tested both, this particular controller and also the GameSir G7 SE, and after the last update for the GameSir, it seems quite superior compared to the snakebyte. Especially the back - buttons just seem poorly placed and it doesn’t feel as connected and direct as the GameSir. Plus the GameSir is actually cheaper!
Seems like I have to wait for the Turtle Beach Stealth Ultimate. I think that is the next controller you need to test! 15th of December.
Superior in what aspect, both have pro and cons
Hey I've got teh stealth on preorder. I've been playing with the 1000hz on G7se and man what a difference, I think I need to review that controller again, as it has changed completely imo.
yeah do it please@@thephototechy
Is the headphone jack on the RGB controller the same quality?
Hey the pro is actually better sounding. I notice it to be a lot better with bass handling on both the Nova1x and epos H6pro. In terms of loudness the pro feels 5% louder with the H6pro open than the RGB. The difference is noticeable when going back and forth between them. That’s with using the Dolby access processing on console.
I recently bought this controller and it’s amazing! At first i was thinking that the command slides are kinda unpredictable but they work perfect! But I experienced a weird thing on the triggers, the left trigger doesn’t feels so „springy“ when I activate the trigger stops. Maybe it goes even deeper than the right one. Does anybody else experienced this?
I have a question. Where did you get this I can’t find it any where
Hey this was a review unit sent to me by snakebyte. These are going to be released in a lot of markets on November 3rd. Currently only available through snakebyte’s website, but will be in shops at release.
Ok
Are the bumpers membrane or tac switches?
Tac switched bro. I haven’t opened it so don’t know if these too press or side mounted ones, they do actuate from any position on the bumper.
Unfortunately on their website it says nothing about store locations, only about shipping. Would buy one though if it was local.
Hey so these are actually for retail markets and priced accordingly. I also checked the website and currently no info is there, hopefully they'll update near to the launch.
Can you post your cod controller settings?
Hi what are the name of the stick module this controller uses?
Hey its using the Ksilver JH16 modules
this or fusion pro 3 ? i really like my fusion pro 3 great video bro
Hey Fusion pro 3 has 4 back buttons and honestly if you use 4 back buttons then this’ll be a downgrade. I know when I use 4 at the back, there’s a sense of not getting out of action for weapon swaps, it really keeps me mentally engaged a lot more. Fusion pro 3 really could do with better triggers, I was shocked to find out it actually has Hall effect triggers, but PowerA didn’t put good trigger stops, also I think the rubber feel of the fusion is very nice.
One thing this has over fusion are the Hall effect sticks, also the way snakebyte has the response curve adjusted, this isn’t too far from the fusion quick stick response.
Don’t know why but I feel PowerA and PDP might adapt these Ksilver sticks and if they do we might get their whole line with Hall effects. It’ll b interesting to see what kind of response curve calculations they implement. Of course it’s just a prediction, but one can dream right 😂.
If you have no stick drift on fusion then u don’t need this one, but if you like having different controllers with your fusion and on with 2 back buttons, then this is a solid option bro.
yes I think like you, I keep the snakebyte in favorites in case my fusion pro 3 has a problem peace bro
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When will this drop in U.S? Also how does this compare to the Gamesir G7 SE.
Hey so Snakebyte have stated that these should be available for pre order in U.S in a few weeks, and will launch in retail stores the same time as Europe. The current release date is November 3rd.
How do I get kontrol freeks to fit on my controller because I can’t use it until they do I’ve looked everywhere and can’t find an answer thank you
i was just looking at this too lol
Hey, I’m actually so excited for Xbox, just realised that i haven’t played my PS5 recently. Hoping we get some Hall effect options on the PS5 soon.
@@thephototechy yea i've been eyeing the PlayStation for years but im on pc so idk yet lol.
Is it good for fighting games?? (MK)
Cannot decide if I should get this or the Razer Wolverine v2 Chroma
Hey if you need more than 2 back buttons then yes the wolverine will be better. If you can get by with only 2 back buttons and don't need dpad inputs bound to them, then this is a seriously good option. I absolutely love using this for cod multiplayer, I honestly wish this one had 4 back buttons, then I'd just make this my primary controller. Wolverine on the other hand is a real solid controller, I just find the grips a bit short in my palms and konrolfreeks don't worl well on the thumbstick caps, if those are not deal breakers then go for the wolverine.
I’ve been researching a lot on Xbox controllers and after watching this I’m between either the GS G7 SE and this controller I currently use the Xbox elite and although I’ve had it for 2 years and it has very minimal stick drift I would prefer a new controller with less input and 0 stick drift, in your opinion what would be my best option on a controller for the Xbox, budget does not matter I’ve seen terrible reviews for the Turtle beach stealth ultra and so far from what I’ve seen I’m leaning to the GS G7 but the one thing that has me iffy about it is lack of trigger stops so if you have any controller you could recommend for me for my Xbox would be much appreciated (I only play call of duty no other games)
Hey bro Snakebyte gamepad pro has one of my favourite triggers hands down, but like I showed the back buttons can't be disabled and cant have the Dpad input assigned. G7se is an amazing controller as well specially with the new 1000hz update, coz in 250hz I'd pick Snakebyte ovr G7se every time. If you have a separate audio solution and can live with no trigger stops then G7se is a solid option. If you plug a headset in the controller then definitely Snakebyte Gamepad pro is a better option then G7se, with amazing trigger stops.
@@thephototechy why is the Snakebyte better with a headset plugged in?
@@thephototechy and also does the 1000hz work on Xbox or only PC?
@@tommerriman2052 G7se has no audio in 1000hz mode and in 250hz I find Snakebyte to be more responsive compared to G7se in 250hz
@@thephototechy ah that makes a lot of sense so even if I had an aux from my controller plug into a phantom power box to use condensed mic etc it wouldn’t work?
Hey bro ik this is a lye reply cuz I just say your video but what day in October does the snakebyte pro X release I can’t wait to get it and do you know when we could find it in stores ??
Hey man so they’ve mentioned October 30th which I believe is for their website orders, and stores I’ve been told November 3rd in Europe and North America.
@@thephototechy ok I live in Washington state so was wondering
Thank you
Hey bro have you Hurd if they released gamepad x pro today
Does this Controller also work on xbox 360?
So for now the gamesir g7se cant be overclocked?
Hey the G7se started playing up at 1000hz and kept on disconnecting, at 500hz it stayed connected, but the latency stayed at 4ms avg. the snakebyte gamepad pro took the 1000hz but again stayed at 4ms avg. Gamesir has promised a 1000hz coming through their nexus software for the G7se, it’s not here yet.
They don’t have any app for firmware update or something?
Nope there’s no need for an app
Would this controller be better than the Power A Fusion Pro 3?
Ooh man FP3 is one of my favourite controllers. I’d say the comparison is not fare as FP3 has 4 back buttons. But if you need only 2 and the lack of Dpad inputs mapping to back buttons isn’t a deal breaker, then gamepad pro wins. The triggers are amazing, Hall effect sticks should last a lot longer and it’s comfortable to hold, albeit not as good feeling like the rubberised grips of FP3, but still the laser etched gripping on Snakebyte gamepad pro would last a long time.
@@thephototechy thanks
Any idea on how to ship them to north america? The website seems to only ship in europe
Hey so my understanding is that they are releasing in the US around their release date, Europe have pre sales somehow. I’ll try and ask them and update here.
@@thephototechy Ok awesome, thanks for the info 🙏🙏🙏
Hello there, the Gamepad Pro X will be made available in North America for online pre-order in a few weeks and be released in retail around the same time as here in Europe (current ETA Nov, 3rd). Thank you so much for your interest 🫶
Wow these look nice but would be better with 4 back buttons and maybe a software
4 buttons definitely, software I can do without as long as stick calibration and response curve is good out of the box. Saying that I was playing with an old PDP rematch controller the other day, and the software for recalibrate in very handy, so agree with you brother.
Does the controller have anti friction rings?
Hey yes
Do this controller have Input delay?
I think it's 4 ms
Is this controller currently unavailable in the us?
It is still unavailable in Germany, and that's where the company is located. So I suppose we got yet another release delay. Oh man, I am somewhat hyped for that gamepad
I want to get victrix gambit or razer wolverine v2 chroma who is better in reliability
So from my personal use I’d say both are on par, but I’ve seen some issues with gambit online, specially with the left stick keep resetting when pushed forward, I think it might be for someone who doesn’t use auto sprint and press it a lot( just a theory). Wolverine is actually built very nice, mine is still perfect, the only thing is the right trigger spring sometimes has a strange noise. I do have at least double the game time on gambit than wolverine and my gambit is absolutely fine, also I did take it apart to see the trigger mechanism and put it back together, something I’d be scared to do with the wolverine.
There’s also a price difference, you can sometimes get 2 gambits for the price of 1 wolverine chroma. Then there’s the warranty period, gambit has 2 years and wolverine 1, providing victrix is able to do warranty service where you are.
In my country I can get the gambit and wolverine for same price
@@aboshmansi wow then definitely the wolverine bro. Just making sure it’s the chroma with 4 back pedals and 2 extra bumper buttons? As the standard wolverine V2 only have 2 extra shoulder buttons.
Yes it is the chroma but is the paddles good for normal to small hands
@@aboshmansi they are a bit far from grips in the middle. I actually only used the left side 2 and on the aiming side gripped normally, and made use of 2 shoulder buttons, so did have 4 buttons to use in total. One thing I’ll say, with enough time spent we can learn any grip and utilise any controller.
I can understand this might be tricky decision, but the wolverine is definitely a better made controller and will feel a lot more premium in hand. Personally I’ve gotten to a point where I don’t care if a controller feels premium or cheap, as long as it’s performing good. If you are going to get a 2 year warranty with gambit then there is that to consider as well. Might be a good idea if you can somehow try holding them before purchase if possible, I know now a days it’s like ordering something and then finding out what it feels like. My first pro controller the elite series 1 was on display in my local game store for some time, and I must have held so many times before finally was able to save up to purchase it 😂, good old days. One thing I’ll say you still have a decent options between these 2 controllers.
Why only 2 back buttons????!!!!!
This controller is affected by the new license policy?
Hey it’s a licensed controller and I’ve tested it with no issues.
@@thephototechy thank you for the review, I think I'll buy one since my elite series 2 started to fail, from bumpers to stick drift. So thank you again
The thing is that I don't want to get the "error message" on the screen while I play.
@@edsterro Since Snakebyte are allowed to put the Xbox-logo on there, it means it is an officially licensed product, hence will not be affected by a third-party-block.
Just got mine int today I'll let you boys know how it performs.i come from having a hypr a BB a evil a Razer a cpl elites a new tb ultra and now what I most use a gamesirg7se so ipl he honest as well
How’s it been going? The elite is my daily driver and just returned the TB ultra pro
@@abelke all in all it's very decent.two main gripes if anything are just this the two back buttons are harder to push in and if you are use to needing to be quick in games like apex ect they will take some time to get used to amd second thing is only that the concave on the sticks is quite deep they feel great just will also take time to get used to. Ez 7/10 so far the gamesirg7se is still king for the price
Where can I buy this controller?
Amazon
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Polling rate locked like all factory xbox licenced controllers. If your a fps player get something else faster
Hey so yes these are locked at 250Hz. the only xbox controllers I've tested that can reach 500Hz are the Victrix Gambit, PDP rematch and Thrustmaster EswapS. I was hoping the ROG Raikiri might be unlocked as its sorta PC first xbox second type controller, but that one is also locked to 250Hz. Xbox currently only supports 250Hz max so for console players like myself doesn't matter that much. Could be a big thing for people hoping to jump on to PC at some point from console so investing in a locked 250Hz could be a downside.
Better then G7 SE ?
That’s a bit tricky, it depends how important are the trigger stops for you. I personally like the slight quick response curve of the sticks on snakebyte, but the G7se has better back buttons, not only u can map Dpad inputs, u can also map menu & view buttons and if needed disable them. So if full featured back buttons are a must G7se is the one.
For my needs and play style, I’m really enjoying the Gamepad pro. I feel really competitive with it. So to decide between the 2, I’d say think about trigger stops and what sensitivity you are playing in FPS. If you usually stay in the normal range then the G7se will actually feel very nice, but if you have a twitchy play style and like even a little bit high sensitivity, then definitely look at Gamepad pro.
I’m currently working on a video comparing these 2, hoping to have out in a week. Lots of back and forth between these 2 controllers currently.
@@thephototechy thanks for the feedback
This vs victrix
This one feels better in hand than victrix and I personally really like the triggers on this one. Victrix does have 4 back buttons option and the ability to assign dpad input to back button. Then we have the hall vs potentiometer debate, hall is a bt different specially these Ksilver ones, but once you get used to them, the gamepad pro actually performs really well. I can easily transfer to the gamepad pro full time if I wasnt using the other potentiometer sticks so much. Still to me personally Gambit's favorunion's sticks and their response curve feels the best for aiming. Gamepad pro on the other hand is the best aiming on hall effect sticks so far, for me personally.
Link?
Hey these are on preorder in Europe currently. I’ve been told the release date is November 3rd and nearer to the release their should be more info in which retail markets these will be available in. Their website is www.snakebyte.com
I dont understand the idea of manual switches and and not offering ability to turn back buttons off and ability to assign d-pad. It looks like they wanted so bad to be piooneers that they forgot about core functions of back buttons. A no buy. Gamesir is better. But waiting for the first hall effect controller with 4 back buttons and trigger stops.
True back buttons on G7se has this beat hands down, u can even map the menu and view buttons on the back. Also the onboard profiles with quick switching on board the G7se is also a plus.
This one is only for someone like me who’s using jump and crouch at the back. I feel like if this had G7se back buttons or the G7se had this ones triggers and response curve, that’d be a neat to perfect controller.
Sadly Snakebyte doesn't ship to the United States. The only option for the US at the moment is the Gamesir for hall effect otherwise I would be getting this in a heartbeat.
So they did mention that pre sales for US hasn’t started yet, but they should be available for the launch on November 3rd.
@@thephototechy That's good to hear thank you. When I was looking at their shipping rates they were only offering prices for the EU so I assumed they didn't ship to the US at all.