i feel like these leverless controllers would be better if the directional buttons were separated from the other ones. like to the far left and the other buttons to the far right. would be more comfortable IMO
The buttons being close is actually another reason to purchase these. It allows for alternative movement methods like SOCD KBDing with 2 hands. Or character specific movement like Hayashida stepping with Nina
Indeed it is! But it requires a lot of training. A lot of movement specific inputs that you wouldn't think twice about on pad/stick require a lot of effort on leverless. IDK if it's a trade-off or just how things go.
Obviously there has to be some input lag but I didn't have any problem doing hard combos on it, so I didn't notice anything bad. It should be around 20ms.
@@TK_TheFURY I can't afford it man I haven't even got T8 DLC. I liked that you properly reviewed it though you know how it is here already economically speaking.
Hi there i have some issues connecting with the ps5 I bought it with the adaptor but can’t play the tekken 8. Only works in tekken 7. I emailed already the main seller but no answer yet May be you have some advice? Thank you
I personally don't have a ps5 but from what I know, it should be a simple plug and play. if it's not working it's better that you contact seller. There should be a manual with converter, it has extra functionality so if there is some issue with configuration it should be there.
its about time they have a wireless leverless controller
The fury hand reveal 😂
I'd really love to have a controller like this
3ddy mains rejoice in the auto input feature!
But jokes aside, this does look amazing.
i feel like these leverless controllers would be better if the directional buttons were separated from the other ones. like to the far left and the other buttons to the far right. would be more comfortable IMO
The buttons being close is actually another reason to purchase these. It allows for alternative movement methods like SOCD KBDing with 2 hands. Or character specific movement like Hayashida stepping with Nina
That looks so cool!!!
Is it easier to execute things like taunt Jet Upper or perfect Electrics when using one of these?
yes it should be easier but I don't have enough experience with leverless controllers to give a definitive answer.
Indeed it is!
But it requires a lot of training.
A lot of movement specific inputs that you wouldn't think twice about on pad/stick require a lot of effort on leverless. IDK if it's a trade-off or just how things go.
no input lag mentioned ? on a wireless controller ?
Obviously there has to be some input lag but I didn't have any problem doing hard combos on it, so I didn't notice anything bad. It should be around 20ms.
Which PS5 adapter required & is it available in reverse?
@@tonisnooker you get a discount if you buy it as a bundle, use discount code in description for free keycaps
@@TK_TheFURY I can't afford it man I haven't even got T8 DLC. I liked that you properly reviewed it though you know how it is here already economically speaking.
If I buy it with the converter, do I need to install anything?
I personally don't have a ps5 so I can't say for sure, it's better to contact the seller. qrdgame.com/ there is a chat option on bottom right.
Hi there i have some issues connecting with the ps5 I bought it with the adaptor but can’t play the tekken 8. Only works in tekken 7. I emailed already the main seller but no answer yet
May be you have some advice?
Thank you
I personally don't have a ps5 but from what I know, it should be a simple plug and play. if it's not working it's better that you contact seller. There should be a manual with converter, it has extra functionality so if there is some issue with configuration it should be there.
Ya I already update the firmware but still un able to connect. Thank you for the reply.
Bhai custom tax lagay ga iss pa agar Aliexpress sa mangwao?
mujhe koi tax nhi lga, 200 customs walon ne liya
@@TK_TheFURY country list me India nahi diya hua hai(official site per), agar India me lena hai toh kaise le bhai
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