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I just received my King Kong 2 and I love it. I agree that for a textured back, it does feel a little slippery, but boy those sticks are fantastic. You'd mentioned that you wish the triggers were more responsive: Click the cog and D-pad right or left, depending the on the trigger. BTW the wake up function does work.....if you do it right. It's a little convoluted and not instant. Press any of the letter buttons and while the 4 Power :LEDs are flashing, press the home button. Within 10-15 seconds it should vibrate and the Switch will wake properly. Like I said it's not fast and it's a little clunky, but it works. Thanks for reviewing this.
Hello! I have the same controller, I just wanted to say something about how it didn't felt like true/real analog. I don't think Nintendo Switch games don't use analog triggers, perhaps that's why the controller's trigger didn't work as analog. I use my King Kong 2 Pro mainly for PC gaming but I use it for my Switch as well, and I have tested and calibrated it using a gamepad tester. The triggers are actually "real" analog, good for playing Forza, GTA V, Cyberpunk 2077, and other stuff. They're pretty accurate on the PC. But yeah, good video and review! Just wanted to say this as people might worry about the analog triggers.
I don't own this yet but yeah I'm pretty sure that's the case. Switch games just don't support analog triggers because the official controllers don't have analog triggers. But I've seen in other reviews that on Windows the triggers are analog with this controller
@@davidpeachey1837 That's right. I would also like to say that the analog sticks are ridiculously accurate too! Has 0.5% to 0.6% Error. This is truly a great 3rd party controller.
@@munnumkhalid the Switch controllers have no shoulder travel due to the Switch having no analog input. This controller having travel is better than zero travel.
Initially when I saw "King Kong 2" on your twitter feed, I thought you were going to stream King Kong 2 on Famicom lol. It's a decent enough game, but King Kong doesn't seem very large. I already have so many Switch controllers because of your reviews. I might have to pick this one up too. It kind of reminds me of the Elite controller.
It's such a good game, it's so addictive, but I also love the fact that I can play for 5 minutes and be completely satisfied as well. Cannot recommend it highly enough
Nice review! How do the bumpers feel? I heard they're stiff. I also heard people saying the chrome on the joysticks comes off after a while. And that the sticks grind when you move them in big circles. Are you having any issues with that?
To clear up confusion, this is the same controller as the King Kong one. You have to update the firmware for it to work. Just follow the firmware update instructions included. It is the only 3rd party controller to have all features that the Switch Pro controller has and more.
I got my King Kong pro 2 And have been using it for a week so far and I am really impressed with it it also added little more challenge to a couple of my games more than my older controllers did and I am replacing them as I had them for several years and the drifting where I could not calibrate the older ones. So the King Kong pro 2. Man it awesome and the vibrate mode wow out of this world I just wish that it was all black no silver. But still wow I love the quicker response from the kkp2 guilkit. Awesome job guys
I just got these for my Switch. Maybe it's because I got used to the JoyCons (I've only had the Switch for a month or so) but the KK2 Pros are giving me some problems. One is the triggers, which I use for drifting, hopping, and items. They seem to lag for me. I am having to readjust all my drift and trick points because of them. The second is that I can not cut the corners as tight on my drifts. It just seems like they do not allow as tight a turning radius - may be a calibration issue? I love the feel of them, but play has been negatively affected. I also wish the vibration could be turned off permanently. It's a distraction for me in Mario Kart, and it keeps coming back on.
I will tell you I am personally biased against 8BitDo due to their lack of communication and responsiveness to information and support requests. As such, if there is ever an alternative to am 8BitDo product I will always recommend the alternative over the 8BitDo option.
@@RoXolid Oh i see... The one thing that confuses me in that controller is that they advertise it as drift proof and then go and slap a non removable battery in it. Kind of defeats the purpose of a last forever controller... Atleast for people who don't know how to replace it. I think i might stick with 8BitDo since it's cheaper.. Thanks anyways.
@@RoXolid I respect Gulikit for actually responding back to me. Ironically, 8bitdo doesn't respond back to their own customers and my own original 8bitdo SN30 Pro Plus Controller broke on me and crapped out. Glad I got my original GuliKit Pro controller from last year when T-Mobile gave me a $500 gift card for Amazon 😎
@@MrMartellSincere I have never hard any response from anyone at 8BitDo at any time. I occasionally tweet out to them, egging them on to actually respond but they never do. I don't respect companies like that
@@RoXolid whoa. It's an honor for you to respond back to me and your channel rocks by the way. Anyways, I agree on losing my trust in 8bitdo products. I rather have a rechargeable battery and great customer service via TH-cam than faulty no show and no response at all
I really like the Nintendo Pro Controller, I can't say a whole lot bad about it. I have not experienced any drift in the left analog stick, but I know others have. From a technological standpoint, the gulikit controller Is superior, those hall sensors are amazing.
@@RoXolid okay but from your point of view which is better? I’m gonna buy the controller right now lol, so should I get the switch pro? Or the gulikit? Which is more responsive? If there any lag? Or are they both the exact same ?
They're pretty much the exact same. I prefer the fit and feel of the switch pro controller myself, but like I say others have had drift issues with theirs. My daily driver however is the Nintendo Switch Pro controller
Quick question, I see you use official emulators in your videos sometimes (mostly the Switch online things), and... how do you feel about unofficial emulators? Not emulators in clone consoles, things like Dolphin, mGBA, bsnes, RetroArch. You don't have to pirate roms from the interent, I think you might have the money to get ROM Dumpers and stuff like that. There's also stuff like the MiSTer FPGA project and the Retro AVS. (I recommend not buying Analogue's products, though. Analogue is known for bad customer support.) (edit, I should probably clarify something; the Retro AVS and Analogue's products are using FPGA emulation. Their selling point is that they use real carts. If you can wait until 2023 for the AVS and deal with Analogue's customer support.)
If you are playing digital files you created from physical games you own, I am cool with it. I am very anti-piracy, so if you're downloading ROMs & ISOs from the internet I am against that. I hope that answers your question
My B button is, huge disappointment. Some controllers don’t have this issue, but I did see a few Amazon reviews right now of people having the same issue of sticky buttons. Not sure if I’ll return it…? I mean I can’t fix it so I guess I’ll try getting another one and seeing if that’s better, but honestly after trying it, I think I’d rather use a regular Switch Pro Controller But the benefit to this controller is no drift, something the official switch pro controllers can’t relate to
I am not a fan of Power A controllers in general, and I must admit I have not tried the fusion pro. I have always found power a controllers to be overpriced for what they offer, and what they offer hasn't been great in the past
More importantly, this is an excellent same-replacement for the Xbox for Windows (or Xbox Series S/X controller when used with Windows) which is exactly where the licensed design came from. ;) Yes, it's also a superior Switch 'Pro' controller replacement as well. 😆
@@RoXolid Appreciate the quick reply, been looking to buy one. In my research, its direct competition the 8bitDo Pro 2 is recognized as a Nintendo Pro controller, and so is fully remappable. Wondering if this GuliKit works the same way. Anyways, thanks RoX
For me three things stuck out that need updating. 1. The wake function did work, but only at random times. 2. The rumble, while okay could be better. 3. The grips need to be redone similar to the new xbox anniversary controllers. i.e. rubberized grips. I'd also want them to make a joycon version with these joysticks.
I have a doubt about the digital pad, with Apex 2 I can't play games like resident evil 2 classic because this game has tanq controls and with Apex 2 it's impossible to control the characters with digital pad! I would love to know if this happens with kingkong2! please
Without bias, saying this controller is cheap or junk confuses me. They are by no mean junk but a staple of quality. This controller has the holy grail of sticks. This controller is better than official controllers and just under expensive Pro controllers like Xbox elite and PS5 Pro, but the price is mind blowing.
I wonder if the ExtremeRate swappable button kit would fit this. Just changing the face buttons in software would annoy the h377 out of me. Also, do they sell the old hard case separately? That plastic case looks laughably terrible. 😂
It's a bit more slippery to me due to the rubberized grip, but the overall performance is pretty similar to the Pro Controller. I think the drift issue is THE major difference.
No, but I have used other controllers with analog triggers that DO work as analog triggers, specifically tested in Horizon Chase Turbo. The Rival Labs Gaming Contender, for example, and it responds much better for throttle and brake. View that video here: th-cam.com/video/MnLwMIwCP8c/w-d-xo.html
@@RoXolid We are doing pretty good. Mom had her infusion today. Glad to hear you and the family are good. I am getting over a bout of Diverticulosis. Mom is hanging in and really staying positive. She's a strong woman. Hope you have a great night my friend!
@@RoXolid actually it does matter because the "feel" is a very subjetive way to describe anything as what you judge good can be bad for another. If you put a measured time that wont be subjetive and your audience will judge if that is good or not. As this controller have a switch mode, just use ds4win to see the input delay inside the edit options of the controller. It works both via USB and bt. For other controllers you need a software capable of reading the pool rate of the device. Again, this measurement will tell for sure if this controller will actually be a good one. So this is the most important info of the review. Example of this: sn30 pro +, that amazing controller 8bitdo make, is actually a very bad one as input delay is astounishing 33ms over bt. For comparison DS4 is just 1.6 ms
@@tamodolo that's kind of my point exactly, it's all extremely subjective. Some people are more sensitive to lag and latency than others. I also any measurements that I make, unless you are using my exact same television, capture card, HDMI cables, splitters, etc your results May vary. I have never, and at this point I have no intention to ever, do measured latency tests because they are extremely subjective as well
@@RoXolid I think you're confusing input lag with input delay of one device. Input lag is the sum of all delays combined while input delay of one device is just the measured pool rate of it. The input delay is measured throught the update frequency used by that device. It is also called pooling rate. As this controller have a switch mode, DS4Win will read it in that mode and the configuration submenu will show you the time in ms. The input delay is very important to know because it adds to the input lag. And is fairly easy to measure. You just need to connect the controller to your PC and open a software that reads the pooling rate of it. Do it for bt and USB connection.
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Yikes 70 bucks lol
It is metal, magnetic sensitivity.
I just received my King Kong 2 and I love it. I agree that for a textured back, it does feel a little slippery, but boy those sticks are fantastic. You'd mentioned that you wish the triggers were more responsive: Click the cog and D-pad right or left, depending the on the trigger. BTW the wake up function does work.....if you do it right. It's a little convoluted and not instant. Press any of the letter buttons and while the 4 Power :LEDs are flashing, press the home button. Within 10-15 seconds it should vibrate and the Switch will wake properly. Like I said it's not fast and it's a little clunky, but it works. Thanks for reviewing this.
Is it still working after a year tho? I would love to hear youre experience so far.
It's not my daily driver but I still use it occasionally. No issues
Hello! I have the same controller, I just wanted to say something about how it didn't felt like true/real analog.
I don't think Nintendo Switch games don't use analog triggers, perhaps that's why the controller's trigger didn't work as analog.
I use my King Kong 2 Pro mainly for PC gaming but I use it for my Switch as well, and I have tested and calibrated it using a gamepad tester. The triggers are actually "real" analog, good for playing Forza, GTA V, Cyberpunk 2077, and other stuff. They're pretty accurate on the PC. But yeah, good video and review! Just wanted to say this as people might worry about the analog triggers.
I don't own this yet but yeah I'm pretty sure that's the case. Switch games just don't support analog triggers because the official controllers don't have analog triggers. But I've seen in other reviews that on Windows the triggers are analog with this controller
@@davidpeachey1837 That's right. I would also like to say that the analog sticks are ridiculously accurate too! Has 0.5% to 0.6% Error. This is truly a great 3rd party controller.
Triggers doesn't have enough travel.
@@munnumkhalid the Switch controllers have no shoulder travel due to the Switch having no analog input. This controller having travel is better than zero travel.
@@Sir_Tanooki_Dookie yeah didn't used any switch controller using strictly on pc. Good for fps not so much on racing titles.
Initially when I saw "King Kong 2" on your twitter feed, I thought you were going to stream King Kong 2 on Famicom lol. It's a decent enough game, but King Kong doesn't seem very large. I already have so many Switch controllers because of your reviews. I might have to pick this one up too. It kind of reminds me of the Elite controller.
It does surprise me that controllers still effectively have potentiometers for inputs
Agreed, this does not, which is really unique
I love seeing Horizon Chase Turbo get some love - it's one of the best arcade-style racers ever.
It's such a good game, it's so addictive, but I also love the fact that I can play for 5 minutes and be completely satisfied as well. Cannot recommend it highly enough
Nice review! How do the bumpers feel? I heard they're stiff. I also heard people saying the chrome on the joysticks comes off after a while. And that the sticks grind when you move them in big circles. Are you having any issues with that?
I got the original model of GuliKit King Kong Pro controller and it's incredibly made.
I got one of these for Christmas and it's the best controller I've ever had...
It is quite good!
To clear up confusion, this is the same controller as the King Kong one. You have to update the firmware for it to work. Just follow the firmware update instructions included. It is the only 3rd party controller to have all features that the Switch Pro controller has and more.
I got my King Kong pro 2 And have been using it for a week so far and I am really impressed with it it also added little more challenge to a couple of my games more than my older controllers did and I am replacing them as I had them for several years and the drifting where I could not calibrate the older ones. So the King Kong pro 2. Man it awesome and the vibrate mode wow out of this world I just wish that it was all black no silver. But still wow I love the quicker response from the kkp2 guilkit. Awesome job guys
Yeah, it's quite good!
They make an all black model. i have it in my hands right now
Hey. What about the rumbles? Weak? medium or strong? I have a xbox series S controller and I'm very disappointed with the rumbles.
I just got these for my Switch. Maybe it's because I got used to the JoyCons (I've only had the Switch for a month or so) but the KK2 Pros are giving me some problems. One is the triggers, which I use for drifting, hopping, and items. They seem to lag for me. I am having to readjust all my drift and trick points because of them. The second is that I can not cut the corners as tight on my drifts. It just seems like they do not allow as tight a turning radius - may be a calibration issue? I love the feel of them, but play has been negatively affected. I also wish the vibration could be turned off permanently. It's a distraction for me in Mario Kart, and it keeps coming back on.
Is it necessary to update firmware mainly to play on switch ?
Hello. This or the 8BitDo Pro 2? And are there major differences between both? Thank you!
I'll use one mostly on the Switch/PC.
I will tell you I am personally biased against 8BitDo due to their lack of communication and responsiveness to information and support requests. As such, if there is ever an alternative to am 8BitDo product I will always recommend the alternative over the 8BitDo option.
@@RoXolid Oh i see... The one thing that confuses me in that controller is that they advertise it as drift proof and then go and slap a non removable battery in it. Kind of defeats the purpose of a last forever controller... Atleast for people who don't know how to replace it. I think i might stick with 8BitDo since it's cheaper.. Thanks anyways.
@@RoXolid I respect Gulikit for actually responding back to me. Ironically, 8bitdo doesn't respond back to their own customers and my own original 8bitdo SN30 Pro Plus Controller broke on me and crapped out. Glad I got my original GuliKit Pro controller from last year when T-Mobile gave me a $500 gift card for Amazon 😎
@@MrMartellSincere I have never hard any response from anyone at 8BitDo at any time. I occasionally tweet out to them, egging them on to actually respond but they never do. I don't respect companies like that
@@RoXolid whoa. It's an honor for you to respond back to me and your channel rocks by the way. Anyways, I agree on losing my trust in 8bitdo products. I rather have a rechargeable battery and great customer service via TH-cam than faulty no show and no response at all
What is better? For the same price ? If both were $60 would u get the pro controller or the gulikit controller ?!
I really like the Nintendo Pro Controller, I can't say a whole lot bad about it. I have not experienced any drift in the left analog stick, but I know others have. From a technological standpoint, the gulikit controller Is superior, those hall sensors are amazing.
@@RoXolid okay but from your point of view which is better? I’m gonna buy the controller right now lol, so should I get the switch pro? Or the gulikit? Which is more responsive? If there any lag? Or are they both the exact same ?
They're pretty much the exact same. I prefer the fit and feel of the switch pro controller myself, but like I say others have had drift issues with theirs. My daily driver however is the Nintendo Switch Pro controller
@@RoXolid okay thanks man I’ll get the switch pro controller! Nintendo does it the best imo
I will say I've had my Pro Controller since the launch of the switch and I have played hours upon hours upon hours of games on it and had no issues.
Quick question, I see you use official emulators in your videos sometimes (mostly the Switch online things), and... how do you feel about unofficial emulators? Not emulators in clone consoles, things like Dolphin, mGBA, bsnes, RetroArch. You don't have to pirate roms from the interent, I think you might have the money to get ROM Dumpers and stuff like that. There's also stuff like the MiSTer FPGA project and the Retro AVS.
(I recommend not buying Analogue's products, though. Analogue is known for bad customer support.)
(edit, I should probably clarify something; the Retro AVS and Analogue's products are using FPGA emulation. Their selling point is that they use real carts. If you can wait until 2023 for the AVS and deal with Analogue's customer support.)
If you are playing digital files you created from physical games you own, I am cool with it. I am very anti-piracy, so if you're downloading ROMs & ISOs from the internet I am against that. I hope that answers your question
Thank you very much your video is very helpful
Thanks for watching, I'm glad you liked it
How much tension do the analogsticks have?
I would say pretty similar to the Pro Controller, not too tight but not floppy either.
Hey hope you can answer this ?, can the Fixture S1 "fit" on this? If it does then I'll buy it right away! Lol
Are the face buttons still sticky? I have the old one and the ABXY buttons are a bit sticky.
I didn't think they were sticky. Clicky, sure, but not sticky
My B button is, huge disappointment. Some controllers don’t have this issue, but I did see a few Amazon reviews right now of people having the same issue of sticky buttons.
Not sure if I’ll return it…? I mean I can’t fix it so I guess I’ll try getting another one and seeing if that’s better, but honestly after trying it, I think I’d rather use a regular Switch Pro Controller
But the benefit to this controller is no drift, something the official switch pro controllers can’t relate to
Any clips that work with this in handheld mode?
Not sure
PowerA Fusion Pro Wireless Controller vs King Kong 2 pro… which is better? 🤔
I am not a fan of Power A controllers in general, and I must admit I have not tried the fusion pro. I have always found power a controllers to be overpriced for what they offer, and what they offer hasn't been great in the past
Thank you for adding in the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles NES music. Don't think I've heard it before on your videos.
Oh yeah, the last 6 weeks or so I've been using it there and there
@@RoXolid wow. Can't believe I missed it. There are several songs I've been noticing every video. Not sure how this slipped through the cracks
More importantly, this is an excellent same-replacement for the Xbox for Windows (or Xbox Series S/X controller when used with Windows) which is exactly where the licensed design came from. ;)
Yes, it's also a superior Switch 'Pro' controller replacement as well. 😆
Can u tell me if it is also fully remappable with the "Change Button Layout" function via the Switch System Settings?
I want to say that it was, but I don't 100% remember off the top of my head
@@RoXolid Appreciate the quick reply, been looking to buy one.
In my research, its direct competition the 8bitDo Pro 2 is recognized as a Nintendo Pro controller, and so is fully remappable.
Wondering if this GuliKit works the same way. Anyways, thanks RoX
For me three things stuck out that need updating.
1. The wake function did work, but only at random times.
2. The rumble, while okay could be better.
3. The grips need to be redone similar to the new xbox anniversary controllers. i.e. rubberized grips.
I'd also want them to make a joycon version with these joysticks.
Hey man, was the rumble weaks? I'm looking for a controller with strong rumbles.
Rumble can be adjusted and is strong also try doing the firmware update mine works good
What's the difference from the kingkong 2 ns08 vs the nso9?
Not sure?
They are the same. What is included is different but it’s a matter of name change.
I have a doubt about the digital pad, with Apex 2 I can't play games like resident evil 2 classic because this game has tanq controls and with Apex 2 it's impossible to control the characters with digital pad! I would love to know if this happens with kingkong2! please
Thanks!
Without bias, saying this controller is cheap or junk confuses me. They are by no mean junk but a staple of quality. This controller has the holy grail of sticks. This controller is better than official controllers and just under expensive Pro controllers like Xbox elite and PS5 Pro, but the price is mind blowing.
I don't think I said it's junk
No body seems to get the dpad right except for 8bitdo. Is dpad really so hard???? Nintendo got it right 20+ years ago.
I wonder if the ExtremeRate swappable button kit would fit this. Just changing the face buttons in software would annoy the h377 out of me.
Also, do they sell the old hard case separately? That plastic case looks laughably terrible. 😂
GuliKit sells a PC/Xbox layout button replacement kit.
how does this compare to the pro controller other than the drift subject.
It's a bit more slippery to me due to the rubberized grip, but the overall performance is pretty similar to the Pro Controller. I think the drift issue is THE major difference.
15:39 This is the first. Time. For. Me. In. The Marvel. Universe. -Owen Wilson 😂
I had to edit out some audio, I thought it was more Kirk than Wilson
@@RoXolid thanks for the laugh. I appreciate the video
@@Sir_Tanooki_Dookie Thanks for watching. I. Appreciate. You. Stopping by.
@@RoXolid Omg! That was hilarious 😂
Even though everyone knows Sisko is the best Captain
That controller looks cool but when you mentioned it being slippery, I would prefer a non slip design.
The Y button on my controller is mapped to the gear button for some reason and I don’t know how to fix that :(
This gamepad can "wake-up" the Nintendo Switch??
it did not for me.
Why would you expect an analogue trigger to change how the game itself was programmed?
No, but I have used other controllers with analog triggers that DO work as analog triggers, specifically tested in Horizon Chase Turbo. The Rival Labs Gaming Contender, for example, and it responds much better for throttle and brake.
View that video here: th-cam.com/video/MnLwMIwCP8c/w-d-xo.html
@@RoXolid ahh I see
Switch pro controller or this one?
Both are great, for me I'd go with the Nintendo Pro Controller just because I can use my Fixture Gaming S1 and S2 with it.
This one! But be sure to update the controller’s firmware. There is a little paper include to explain how.
But does it have mobile holder for mobile gaming.
I don't remember
So i have this controller but i can’t get it to connect wrelessly. Any advice?
Connect via USB, then it should connect wirelessly too
@@RoXolid
If i unplug it the controller disconnects.
Right, it will for a moment but when you turn the controller back on it should connect via Bluetooth
@@RoXolid i’m trying it now and it won’t connect. It just keeps blinging , the pairing lights.
You think maybe it’s faulty controller?
Make an update video where you upgraded your controller firmware :D
is that using the xbox form factor?
Kinda-sorta, closer to the Switch Pro controller IMO
3:17 how did the box get so dirty?
@@RoXolid oh dude, did you get it from Amazon?
No, from the mfgr
You'll never get analog controls on the Switch because the games are not made for it on the switch.
Hey my friend! Hope you are doing well. How's the family?
Hey man, we're doing well, how are things with you and yours?
@@RoXolid We are doing pretty good. Mom had her infusion today. Glad to hear you and the family are good. I am getting over a bout of Diverticulosis. Mom is hanging in and really staying positive. She's a strong woman. Hope you have a great night my friend!
I won't be buying The Show, but I will be playing it on Xbox Game Pass.
Tired? A good workman never blames his tools! 😉
I was blaming myself, not the tool. It was after midnight when I was filming that
@@RoXolid I know, dude. Don’t mind me, I’m just teasing. Great review 👍🏻
Well, techincally I was blaming the tool since I was blaming myself, ;)
I'm returning this Monday, delays reaction, a little slippery, unresponsive at times, so dislike vibrations.
I've not experienced any of those things, but different people look for different things for sure
Does anyone know how the input lag on this controller is?
What about snapback?
Snapback?
1 minute it works the next minute is not working good controller but crap am on pc and it just randomly stops working
Not sure, I've never used it on a PC
I just want a larger sized pro controller for my cramping hands
This is slightly larger than the Nintendo One I'd say
no input delay measurements was made..........
Correct, was I don't have the tools to measure and if I don't feel it the measurement doesn't matter
@@RoXolid actually it does matter because the "feel" is a very subjetive way to describe anything as what you judge good can be bad for another. If you put a measured time that wont be subjetive and your audience will judge if that is good or not.
As this controller have a switch mode, just use ds4win to see the input delay inside the edit options of the controller. It works both via USB and bt. For other controllers you need a software capable of reading the pool rate of the device.
Again, this measurement will tell for sure if this controller will actually be a good one. So this is the most important info of the review. Example of this: sn30 pro +, that amazing controller 8bitdo make, is actually a very bad one as input delay is astounishing 33ms over bt. For comparison DS4 is just 1.6 ms
@@tamodolo that's kind of my point exactly, it's all extremely subjective. Some people are more sensitive to lag and latency than others. I also any measurements that I make, unless you are using my exact same television, capture card, HDMI cables, splitters, etc your results May vary. I have never, and at this point I have no intention to ever, do measured latency tests because they are extremely subjective as well
@@RoXolid I think you're confusing input lag with input delay of one device.
Input lag is the sum of all delays combined while input delay of one device is just the measured pool rate of it.
The input delay is measured throught the update frequency used by that device. It is also called pooling rate. As this controller have a switch mode, DS4Win will read it in that mode and the configuration submenu will show you the time in ms.
The input delay is very important to know because it adds to the input lag. And is fairly easy to measure. You just need to connect the controller to your PC and open a software that reads the pooling rate of it. Do it for bt and USB connection.
Hall sensors for anogue inputs I'm in
Correct!
I wish i would like to own this.
The link to order is in the pinned comment!
any one have this controller and have no job and no life like i do and play fps games for a living on it is it still alive?
Not me
@@RoXolid lol idk i heard bad tings about it so im skeptical about getting it
@@awttygaming2510 I was quite pleased with it, I thought it worked quite well
After update firmware switch on 14.0.0, wake up button controller not function…
still broken? this seems like a big issue
3rd Party do what Nintendon't.
It's cheap you'll fell it junk
Not at all! This is a quality controller, could not disagree more
It screams qualify. This controller is underpriced, without a question if doubt.
I still say it's crappy
Looks a lot like a Xbox Controller that I have 😂
Maybe on the oudside, but the sticks internals are different from just about anything else on the market.
@@RoXolid I'll be tunning in 👀