does the slim v2 controller have the deadzone of OG joycons ? The range of joycon's analog registered movement is limited in comparison to big controllers, it's really noticeable in spyro & witcher, max tilt it like 70% of various pro controllers.
I have absolutely no idea what dead zones changes on games, like, for me if there isn't drift and the characters walk when i move without delay, i'm totally ok, i don't even notice this kind of thing
@@LuanaBs i bought the iine slim and they work fine, have no deadzones and buttons feel a little bit cheaper but they work and the grip is amazing. Have you noticed a little bit of delay comparing to og joycons when using gyro?
I have the Elite version, so i can't say about the slim, i bought the Elite because the grip looked more comfortable and more firm than on the slim one that is close to the original joycons size.
Hello, I bought the small IINE controller and I find that the L ZL R ZR buttons make a lot of noise, do the big IINE controller make a lot of noise too or do they make less noise? Thank you
The good thing about the first version is you can actually assign turbo while in game without removing you hand on to the Controller as the Turbo and Macro are at the back. While the 2nd version T and M feature are at the front and you need to pause the game to remap or assign Turbo on buttons.
You talk pretty fast, but I understood. I bought both. Like the larger size, but waiting for the smaller to arrive so I can try it. I would like the thumb sticks not to be as high as they are on the bigger joycons, so I'm hoping the shorter thumb sticks will be better.
Any updates? I am debating on which size to buy. I have small hands. But if I get the bigger ones it would mean to get another travel case too. Help!! Lol
@@AlexLAmaya the larger size is much more comfortable and ergonomic, in my opinion. The joysticks sit a little higher than the standard joycons. But once I got acclimated, I absolutely love them. They have enough rumble and all my buttons respond well. Yes, I had to get the case for it by ButterFox on Amazon. It fits perfectly with additional slots for extra games and the middle piece, if I want to use it as a controller. The RGG is great under the joysticks. I only wish the buttons were back-lit as well.
@Buster Hoodstar thanks for replying to my comment!! I do enjoy more the Pro controller (I am guessing is about the same size). Another case and the bigger RGB joycons then ;)
yes! the texture is also very differnt. i bought two pairs, one black and one transparent, and the black gets dirty and grimey really fast compared to the transparent one too. it's a trade off.
How do you turn off turbo mode off in version 2 my character is is moving left and I tried the other mechanics of the game and I know it’s not drift and I think I turned it on by accicdent
@@poisxnashley Basically, yes. However, I have seen that every brand has some specific difference or touch added to their products. For example, IINE uses better, ALPS potentiometers for the sticks and better, metal stick caps. I'm talking about the IINE Elite Plus Controller compared to Nyxi Hyperion. Overall, IINE controllers seem to be of higher quality than the rest.
yup, I agree. I bought the IINE Pokemon Pro Controller from them and it's super good, light, and comfortable. If my joycons ever break, I'll def get the White IINE Genius Joypad. I have smaller hands so I think the Genius one will be good and not the Elite@@alexfizz7402
I had both the Binbok ones. V1’s right analog placement is much better because it’s not directly under the ABXY and it has back buttons. V1 grips are to fat for more my liking. Could be slightly thinner. Also it had drift less than two hours in. I think if it didn’t drift I would’ve liked it. I wanted to like it too. V2 Thumb grips are way to small, maybe as small as the joy cons but with better throw. The D Pad is horrible on the V2. Like what the reviewer said when you push it down, it doesn’t go much at all. Analog placement doesn’t feel good. Overall I like the split pad pro over both of them even tho it doesn’t have bluetooth and vibration.
@@sandman8993NO HORI. Hori cannot work wirelessly. IINE can. IINE has better quality than Bimbok. Bimbok is the same as IINE but more likely to get a bad defect
Binbok, IINE, Nyxie, et al are just resellers of this Chinese product that added their logos on it. Just like how Clevo is rebadged by companies like OriginPC, Eluktroniks, et al.
These are horrible because of the surface. They should have given the grips some texture. It's really smooth so when your hands sweat at all, they slip.
I think the black version has those textured grips you are hoping for. Wanted to get these transparent versions but realise that its just plain cheap plastic body as compared to the black 1 which has better plastic quality with textured surface on the back
Hey, good video :D, one question, are the sticks as good as original ones, or are they better? I have the original joycons and I want to improve the joystick feeling, will binbok work?
Hi great vid, like you I have tried loads of 3rd party controller's I have finally settled on the nexigo controls just brought my second set, imho I think they are the best by far
watch at 0.75x speed
Not even kidding lol
Even better at 1.25x speed
Which is the best grip? V1 or v2?
my rgb lights got broke idk what happen. do you have any idea how to turn it back again. i didnt use it like 4days.
Do they have accelerometers?
Thanks, still debating which one I want. I broke my black version of the originals and these look pretty gamer style classy
Is V2 Genius and V1 Elite? They have a couple of models it's quite confusing. Thanks in advance
Yap, i still cant decide which is which
May I know how is the rumble? Is it same as with joycon?
Any recommended bags or cases for these joycons?
does the slim v2 controller have the deadzone of OG joycons ? The range of joycon's analog registered movement is limited in comparison to big controllers, it's really noticeable in spyro & witcher, max tilt it like 70% of various pro controllers.
Have you got them? Do they have deadzone? I have ones from NYXI(hyperion) and they have small but noticeable deadzone at every 45° :/
I have absolutely no idea what dead zones changes on games, like, for me if there isn't drift and the characters walk when i move without delay, i'm totally ok, i don't even notice this kind of thing
@@LuanaBs i bought the iine slim and they work fine, have no deadzones and buttons feel a little bit cheaper but they work and the grip is amazing. Have you noticed a little bit of delay comparing to og joycons when using gyro?
I have the Elite version, so i can't say about the slim, i bought the Elite because the grip looked more comfortable and more firm than on the slim one that is close to the original joycons size.
@@LuanaBs how was the elite? Got any issues so far?
Hello, I bought the small IINE controller and I find that the L ZL R ZR buttons make a lot of noise, do the big IINE controller make a lot of noise too or do they make less noise? Thank you
My small controler ZL ZR are lesser noise while big IINE L ZL R ZR buttons are softer and make just lil less noise.
@@omny OK Thank you, You, you prefer the big controllers or the small ones? sorry I don’t understand English so I do translation 😂
@@lincoln8806 I still prefer smaller ones as more convenience to carry outside.
The good thing about the first version is you can actually assign turbo while in game without removing you hand on to the Controller as the Turbo and Macro are at the back. While the 2nd version T and M feature are at the front and you need to pause the game to remap or assign Turbo on buttons.
You talk pretty fast, but I understood. I bought both. Like the larger size, but waiting for the smaller to arrive so I can try it. I would like the thumb sticks not to be as high as they are on the bigger joycons, so I'm hoping the shorter thumb sticks will be better.
Any updates? I am debating on which size to buy. I have small hands. But if I get the bigger ones it would mean to get another travel case too. Help!! Lol
@@AlexLAmaya the larger size is much more comfortable and ergonomic, in my opinion. The joysticks sit a little higher than the standard joycons. But once I got acclimated, I absolutely love them. They have enough rumble and all my buttons respond well. Yes, I had to get the case for it by ButterFox on Amazon. It fits perfectly with additional slots for extra games and the middle piece, if I want to use it as a controller. The RGG is great under the joysticks. I only wish the buttons were back-lit as well.
@Buster Hoodstar thanks for replying to my comment!! I do enjoy more the Pro controller (I am guessing is about the same size). Another case and the bigger RGB joycons then ;)
Is everything still alright?
Won’t that transparent plastic get micro scratches fast as opposed to matte?
yes! the texture is also very differnt. i bought two pairs, one black and one transparent, and the black gets dirty and grimey really fast compared to the transparent one too. it's a trade off.
When detached to the Switch, can it wake up the switch when pressing the home button?
How do you turn off turbo mode off in version 2 my character is is moving left and I tried the other mechanics of the game and I know it’s not drift and I think I turned it on by accicdent
Such a good controller. Thats ok, very cheap... Awesome grip in the hand...
Is the V2 analog same size as the original joy con?
No
I am pretty sure these are the binbok controllers with a clear shell. There is two versions also.
No, it's IINE
@@VforMuffin They are all made in the same factories with different branding put on afterwards. These are IDENTICAL to Binbok joycons, and to Doyoky
@@poisxnashley That's possible :)
@@poisxnashley Basically, yes. However, I have seen that every brand has some specific difference or touch added to their products. For example, IINE uses better, ALPS potentiometers for the sticks and better, metal stick caps. I'm talking about the IINE Elite Plus Controller compared to Nyxi Hyperion.
Overall, IINE controllers seem to be of higher quality than the rest.
yup, I agree. I bought the IINE Pokemon Pro Controller from them and it's super good, light, and comfortable. If my joycons ever break, I'll def get the White IINE Genius Joypad. I have smaller hands so I think the Genius one will be good and not the Elite@@alexfizz7402
Sir, can I factory reset my switch V2 with this joycon Sir? instead with Original Joycon. Thanks
Does the v1 and v2 controller charge when connected to the switch or when docked?
I had both the Binbok ones. V1’s right analog placement is much better because it’s not directly under the ABXY and it has back buttons. V1 grips are to fat for more my liking. Could be slightly thinner. Also it had drift less than two hours in. I think if it didn’t drift I would’ve liked it. I wanted to like it too.
V2 Thumb grips are way to small, maybe as small as the joy cons but with better throw. The D Pad is horrible on the V2. Like what the reviewer said when you push it down, it doesn’t go much at all. Analog placement doesn’t feel good.
Overall I like the split pad pro over both of them even tho it doesn’t have bluetooth and vibration.
@@MrA-wd7gm exactly. Stick with hori. These are just rubbish!
@@sandman8993NO HORI. Hori cannot work wirelessly. IINE can. IINE has better quality than Bimbok. Bimbok is the same as IINE but more likely to get a bad defect
These are just binboks in clear shell
Binbok, IINE, Nyxie, et al are just resellers of this Chinese product that added their logos on it. Just like how Clevo is rebadged by companies like OriginPC, Eluktroniks, et al.
These are horrible because of the surface. They should have given the grips some texture. It's really smooth so when your hands sweat at all, they slip.
I think the black version has those textured grips you are hoping for. Wanted to get these transparent versions but realise that its just plain cheap plastic body as compared to the black 1 which has better plastic quality with textured surface on the back
@@Prof.Mokster57 the grip size is a lot more comfortable with the Black.
@@Prof.Mokster57 you think or they do?
Isn't they name the v1 is Elite and the v2 is Genius?
Does it have drift problem?
6 month of used (mostly docked) and play with pro controller. and it started to drift..
Did you play fighting game with the D-pad does it easy to perform shoryuken special move is done ok
Absolute junk. Do not buy. Stick with the switch pad pro it is awesome!
@@sandman8993 ok thanks man
I have these and they work just fine playing street fighter and dragon ball fighter. 100% better then the original joycons.
Hey, good video :D, one question, are the sticks as good as original ones, or are they better? I have the original joycons and I want to improve the joystick feeling, will binbok work?
Better
It’s not as good as an Xbox joystick, but still leagues better than joycons
What game are you playing?
already had my v2 its dope.
Hi great vid, like you I have tried loads of 3rd party controller's I have finally settled on the nexigo controls just brought my second set, imho I think they are the best by far
Why do you twitch?
Gyro? Yes? No?
Yup they're alright. Just has a slight deadzone which all seem to have if you want something connected to the switch.
Thank you so much❤❤❤
Are you in a rush bro
I feel like this dude just in rush to finish the review...and goes to pee😂😂😂
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Dpad looks pretty bad, then got worst.
Bro, chill.
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Junk! Do not buy.
Did you even try them? I have zelda version and they actually pretty good.