Dude this channel has such a good production, presenter and information. Idk why views are so low but I pray for the algorithm to bless u and make u stay for a long time cuz i really like ur content
Lucky enough to snag a Prime deal on a Vader 3 Pro yesterday for $65, have it in hand this morning. Able to get the polling rate to 500hz wired and wireless using your overclocking guide - typically use Aim Dualsense Controllers but this will be super fun to mess around with, especially at this price point. Mad props to you dude - you do great work and I recommend you to literally anyone that wants to get into custom/pro controllers!
Personally, the only time I've had controllers die is my old PS1/2 controllers. Before I knew what I was doing, we'd wrap the cables tight around the controller when we put them away. As I got older and more technically savvy, I realized that was a bad thing. My last PS2 controllers (2 OEM Sony and 2 Pelican Chameleon) still worked after they'd been passed on to my little sister by the mid-2000's, and she took good care of them. My oldest controller still in my possession is a Dualshock 3 in digital camo that my wife got me for Valentines day about 12 years ago. Still looks like it came out of the box.
Dualsense edge was my most expensive nearly started crying whenever i bought but i know it'll last me a lifetime cause i can swap out the stick modules
Totally. 👍🏼 . Have you needed to do that? I bought mine at launch from PS direct and I haven’t had any issues yet. The edge is one of those go-to controllers I use ALOT.
Was gonna add a comment earlier (watching on my Xbox). Your videos are chill and super cool/informative. I’ve had friends with controller questions and I send them to your videos. They enjoy your content too and thank you bunches. 😎👍🏽🤘🏽
I would like to see a comprehensive review and comparison of controllers at different price points. I feel like that type of video would greatly help new gamers and those who haven't had time to test gamepads/controllers. Currently, my favorite controller is the wired Logitech one. I got 2 for $5 at Goodwill, and they greatly outperformed the xbox controller im currently using. I'd like to hear your thoughts on the video idea and the controller. (Great video btw).
I’ve been blessed to have the funds to get several pro/custom controllers and for me the sweet spot is under $250 if I’m customizing it and under $200 if I’m buying a prebuilt pro style.
I drift like Tokyo, and have a graveyard of XBOX controllers that the BW100 will not fix. My Elite 2 was down just after the warranty was up and it is hall effect for life for me now.
Got the Apex4 based on GH's review. That's an amazing gamepad. Sometimes it's okay to pay that premium for something nice, especially if you're gonna be using it so much. Do the math over time and something like 3 cents per day aint bad for something you really like!
I did the same, I got the EVA1 edition, probably the best controller I've had, I've had them all, scufs, turtle beach etc etc but the apex beats them I think
@@LessSkillSmith It's a *REALLY* nice controller. My only complaint is the software still has a lot of Chinese, and the (really nice) rubberized grips makes my hands sweat more! 😅😅 Kinda wish it came in black too, hopefully someone will make a faceplate swap.
I have very bad luck with controllers, elite 2, Edge , e-swap... All where bad for me. I bought a gamesir k4 and am happy af!! Not only for the value but it os perfect, no problems. You are doing gods work my friend, thank you!! 🫶👊
Biggest initial purchase I've ever made was 70 bucks for a controller. Most have ended up spending on a single controller was I think about 110. It was a dual sense 5 Base. And after a few months I ended up getting a back pedal kit for it for about 40 bucks.
The most I feel comfortable spending on a controller is about $200 (give or take $20). I’ve had my Elite series 2 since the day it came out and it probably at this point has thousands of hours played and yet no stick drift. I play all kinds of games. I was actually about to pull the trigger (pun intended) on the Turtle Beach Stealth but 1) I can instantly tell just by looking at it that I hate how they made the back buttons flushed with the back of the controller and 2) no replaceable thumbsticks and 3) there is absolutely no integration with my new Turtle Beach Pro headsets. If they at least gave me a way to control volume/mute and noise cancellation I would have dealt with the back buttons and thumbsticks. I thought for sure this would be a thing since they both basically came out at the same time but it was a huge missed opportunity to create a cool turtle beach ecosystem, in my opinion. I would happily trade that dumb social media screen on it for those actual useful features. At this point, I’m just gonna wait for the series 3 which I can’t imagine will not come with Hall effect sticks and hopefully mechanical clicky buttons.
I ordered a custom AIM controller on your recommendation and it lasted less than 6 months before the left stick started drifting so bad it wasn't even usable in menu's. I don't doubt AIM make quality controllers but I will never recommend them. Ordered a SCUF Pro Envision with protection on it and will see how it holds up in comparison.
People who say they don't have stick drift or it's a myth etc have very large default built in dead zones AND/OR only play 2hrs a day a couple times per week. If you use low or no deadzone and put in 6hr+ sessions regularly you're gonna roast any controller even a hall effect one. T4 Kaleid sticks lasted the longest for me so far but they get drifty and "recalibrating" doesn't reeeeally fix it that just tweaks the sensitivity to stop the drifting effect at the cost of precision.
I'd like somebody to make a modern, and sub $100 steam style controller. Or maybe steam deck Style controller? Basically the option of both the joystick, or a track pad for the right thumb. Because accuracy.
I got the MS Elite Series 2, stick drift within 6 months. Turtle Beach Recon lasted about 3-4months. I bought the GameSir G7, and Kaleid, and they both seem to be stick drift free. I might check out and get the Nova Lite from GameSir. Thanks for the review Kevin. I am in Canada, so for me paying $200 Canadian is alot, but I look for deals-get my best value for the dollar. Everyone has a different budget and comfort level in spending, so-to each their own.
I had no idea you were in Canada 🇨🇦, I don’t think you mentioned it before. Gamesir to the rescue after expensive controllers let you down is a very common trend here at GH. Honestly FlyDigi and Gamesir have taken a lot of unhappy elite 2 owners to greener pastures. I almost feel like a freakin lunatic with my elite still working but I know one day…something will break 😒at which point I’ll probably try to fix it myself because of the sentimental value. Life of a controller stallion/stallionette, you get it lol. Enjoy your current pair and I hope they last!
@@GamerHeavenOfficial I'm not sure if I mentioned I was in Canada previously, but yes you are reaching across the border. Some of that reach-around action hahaha. GameSir is decent, I think I like the G7 more than the T4, only because I found the app total garbagio. Yes, I got the app installed and working on my PC, and not my phone. You can get it, but it is a Chore to find it. Binding the buttons to the rear paddles really are a pain, glad I only did it once. No documentation, had to google it, yah big deal, still it's the small things that get noticed. I have to go launch my game, enter Firing Range, then, do my bindings. Fun fact, I did drop my G7, no issue, no damage-except the face plate flew off. I did panic for abit, good thing it was wearing brown pants. I put the cover back on, and it snapped into place..I only realized sometime after that it's a freaking magnetic front plate. It's neat that you can repair and customize your controllers. That is why I am staying in my lane, and will just shop out the best banger for my sheckles. I do enjoy my pair, -pun intended. Going to squad up on Apex and continue to put these GameSirs through their respected paces. Thanks again for the reviews, and attention to detail.
Personally I have been blessed with next to no controller failures. However, I wish I could say the same for my son who has suffered many failures - a majority through ragequits. My success at repairing these must be running at around 50%. Personally, I haven't spent more than £150 on a controller
It's excellent. The only possible downsides I can think of is that the magnetic faceplate and rear buttons (when locked) are still a bit loose and can squeak if you squeeze hard. Not something that bothers me when playing, though. Stick and trigger precision is excellent and I've ran for over half a year with no deadzones and zero drift.
@@andrerey9665 They also cost 3 times what a G7SE costs. Not really a comparable product. It's like someone is shopping for a Toyota and you recommend them a BMW.
I've had... not great luck with controllers I'll be honest, significantly better luck with controllers over on the Sony side of things (as far as first party is concerned). After going through around 4 to 5 Xbox controllers, and 2 Elite Series 2 at this point, I swapped to a PS4 controller and had 0 issues, which doesn't make much sense. I did get a PS5 controller eventually because it was newer, and unfortunately got stick drift after about a year of constant use (talking 8+ hours per day of gaming). I've had much better mileage with third party controllers in my life vs first party, grabbed a Razer Wolverine Ultimate and a Flydigi Vader 3 Pro, both of which are doing great. The razer is used for when I need to press buttons really fast because of how quick and easy those mechanical buttons are to press, while the Vader 3 Pro is used for generally everything else. I will admit I am a speedrunner, so my controllers are sent around the block a fair bit more than a controller would in the hand of a regular consumer. I also need absolute input precision, which is actually a reason why I abandoned my most recent elite series 2 controller: sometimes my inputs would just not get sent to my PC (I only play wired by personal preference, no chance of interference here), only a day after getting it. Got it on recording, checked input displays, and decided to leave behind microsoft controllers after that. Maybe I'll go back one day, but I want my controller to controller. Games and equipment also tend to bug out and break when I touch them, so perhaps all of this is just a me issue. I have friends that can play games with no problems, yet I touch the same game on the same setup and something catastrophic will happen. No rage in sight, and also surprisingly no stick drift on most of the controllers I've given up on. Meanwhile I get controller overheating issues (on the back behind the left analog stick, surprisingly), triggers and analog sticks getting digitally swapped, inputs not being sent in the order I pressed them in, seconds of wireless delay (after the wired port on the controller stopped working), and in one case the A button getting stuck. You'd think the constant in all of these would be me, but for some reason only the official MIcrosoft controllers are the ones with these problems. Third party, PS4, and PS5 controllers are still going strong.
Thank you for sharing all this. From what I’ve heard Sony stock controllers seem to last on a case by case basis more than most stock Xbox controllers which are kind of comical for a bad qc rep and short ass warranty (used to be 3 months)
The most I’ve spent is £200* on the Scuf instinct pro. After have 2 Elite 2 break on me (one game broken out the box after a quick replacement via Amazon it broke again after 6 months). This is my 2nd Scuf instinct pro because my first one had a squeaky trigger so I had to replace it. I have an original pre owned Elite 1 and it works fine, I havent used it in a while though.
Gamer heaven will you do review CARBXN Controller I heard they have Metal two paddle for their controller I hope you do a review I’m not ready to pull the trigger on ordering with them.
The most I could spend on a controller is like $150 maybe $200 if it was something just absolutely incredible with an awesome warranty that would last me atleast 5 years for a console I play a ton of. Which now having 2 kids under the age of 7 i dont game anywhere close to what i used to and when i do game it's mostly via the Switch in handheld so i bought a Nitro Deck/dock recently and love that and just got an Odin 2 so handheld is like 85% of the gaming i do now. But i feel like $150-200 is the absolute highest I could justify for the Xbox series X or PS5 because when i see $300 for a controller in my head thats equal to damn near what an entire console costs and I cant justify that. 300+ tax and you can buy a switch oled or probably a used/refurbished PS5 or Xbox or even a nice GPU. That being said if I was younger and had more free time and was able to play for like 10+hours a week then I could definitely see a quality pro controller thats more costly being worth it. So I guess to summarize the rambling $150 is the most I can spend currently due to limited gaming time but I totally understand why others spend more if they are able to put in more hours as a great controller absolutely does make a big difference so im not some ignant village idiot that is just a hater as I truly get it. If i was able to game more Id definitely be ok spending more
Hello everyone, I think I repaired the circularity of a PS4 and PS5 controller on a PC with DS4, in the controller readins Axis config LS and RS section DeadZone type radial AntiDeadZone 0.27 MaxOutput 0.90 OutputCurve EasioutCubic those values on both joysticks and test the circularity error with gamepadtester
My experience with elite series 2 controllers has been decent both got stick drift after around 2 years ordered a hypr with Hall effect sticks in the beginning of February and it’s still in quality control
Prior to PS5 I had very few stick drift issues; I am currently waiting on controller number 5 for my 4 year old PS5. All of which have gotten stick drift.
About $200-250 is the max i'm willing to spend. I have an elite series 2 that I love for the most part but I think I want to switch/upgrade to a PS based controller, or something that I can overclock to reduce the input latency, and has HE sticks. I also have a gamesir kalied, which I liked at first, but stopped using as I mostly play fps and it lacks trigger stops to cut out the trigger takeup. The thing is none of the other controllers out there seem to do rear buttons/paddles as well as the elite series 2, they are PERFECT, IMO. Was excited for the Flydigi vader whatever, but then saw the rear buttons, and...nope. Some of the controllers that have rear button designs that seem like they would be good (like the simple round buttons sunken into the grips hypr/cinch use) also have/lack other deal breakers. HE sticks, 4 rear buttons/paddles ES2 style, 1-2ms input latency, swappable thumbsticks and/or kontrolfreeks compatability, mehcanical face buttons, 3way trigger stops for ~$200 is the dream.
Great comment. Thank you for sharing. $180 ish used to be my limit, over time having controllers last (almost refuse to quit on me) it crept up but it won’t go higher. I say that but who knows how much these controllers will cost in like 20 years.
I have had a rough track record….all 4 of my ps4 controllers have gotten stick drift and trigger stick (or what ever the heck you call that), my Xbox series and one of my Xbox one controllers got stick drift, and my Wii U pro controller just straight up died on me
This video wasn’t what i expected yeah there is a lot of information but i expected more of cheapest to most expensive controller for each platform with your opinion on which one you would advise us to get.
Would love to see a review of the G505 thunderobot , funny name aside it’s got 4 back paddles 2 extra shoulder buttons Hall effect sticks rgb and what looks to be a mechanical Dpad for sub $50 on Amazon
Im trying to make a choice for my first pro controller,was leaning towards nacon revolution. Between that,aim and battle beaver. What would you recommend?
Can you take a look at budds controllers? He apparently has hall effect sticks on his custom controllers. He also is in preparation in making dual sense edge hall effect sticks
I’ve been playing with controllers since 1986 (hashtag grandma) and the last time one broke on me was a Sega Saturn controller, and it easily fixed. All the stick drift stuff seems like an alternate universe.
Every single Xbox controller I have ever owned has had stick drift with the exception of the original Duke. All of them. Microsoft have had to repair my Elite Series 2 twice and replace it once. The last time the stick drift was so bad the controller turned into a tilt sensor.
Hey dude great video had to catch up on the videos i missed, (was on holiday in France), for me it's roughly 100-250 is the amount I'd be willing to spend on a controller, although it depends on what I'm after at the time, could be more could be way less lol.
They do an assassin creed edition which is black, i dont mind it at the moment, i think when they become a mainstream brand it will change, never had that problem with the grips
Any chance you would review IEMs for gaming? Gaming set ups for IEMs ? (mics, dacs, cables ect...) Fresh reviews and Art_is_war have some good info, but not full setups. Thanks for the great content!
I play PC now, i was an xbox player, ive had them all, scufs, evil, turtle, elites, now i moved over to PC, i use the flydigi apex 4 controllers, recommended by the controller GOAT himself, i have the EVA edition, by far the best controller ive used, but I do like collecting controllers, i have aloud of limited edition i like to shelf in my man cave
@@GamerHeavenOfficial thank you for showing us controllers that wouldn't get any attention, and for showing what is actually worth buying, doing the gaming community a huge service
Been trying out different controllers and selling them for a cheaper price. Have currently the basic ps5 and xbox controllers, gulikit kk3 max, flydigi apex 4 and 8bitdo sn30pro controllers. All of them I kept and love using them. The worst controller I bought was the gamesir t4 cyclone pro. Keeps disconnecting on all types of connection. Cant even sell it because of that issue.
Love your videos, been watching you. I did enjoy that some of those VR videos you have put out in the past… ya got anymore of those??? *scratches neck*
I got you on the dose of vr content lol. More coming. I’m glad to hear you enjoy them, those videos don’t get many views but I love making them and will still upload them from time to time
@@GamerHeavenOfficial yeah VR is niche and that’s expected… it was just nice seeing VR from someone I’ve watched for awhile. I didn’t know you were into VR till recently.
Could you do a durability test on your Flydigi APEX 4 controller by maxxing out stick tension on both controllers? after two weeks of use my thumbstick modules broke and I'm now on my third controller being extremely careful adjusting tension now. both previous controller modules broke in the same way too!
I will gladly conduct torture tests, but I feel like my track record of good running controllers will end quickly. I WILL however make a video on durability of the controller you mentioned
@@GamerHeavenOfficial that's awesome to hear dude! My theory is they allow ya to max out tension too much to the point to where the plastic on their joystick module actually breaks when using it. Thats What happened to me at least. I noticed a creaky noise from the plastic before noticing it had completely cracked.
Im in a controller rabbit hole now that I received my first Xbox elite 2 controller, and had to send it back due to being defective. For the price i expected a certain level of quality. But I still feel grossed out by just how insultingly cheap that thing felt. I'm not even kidding. It's gross. I loved my Razer wolverine v2 out of the box. But the analog sticks literally crumbled apart after a year. The dpad started making double/triple inputs which vs my muscle memory made navigating menus a psychological torture. No replacement parts are available for this controller So I thought hey Xbox should be good right? I mean, they're a big company. WOW what a piece of crap Hopefully the store will refund me instead of sending me back an xbox controller. I am 100% going to sell it. Not even going to open the box. Holy shit. Let's see how the Gulikit kk3 is which arrives today. And I'll also get that Playdigi Elite 4 I really want to know.. who makes an actual QUALITY controller? Why is everyone spending money on fancy looking trash plastic parts? The xbox controller had this disgusting metallic sheen on their garbage plastic parts Ugh man, fuck ..
I love the feel of DualShock controller thumbsticks with the right tension and caps but I have really messed up hands from pro golf and can only play with the Xbox asymmetrical sticks and want to solder the ps4 sticks onto the xbox controller. I have no idea how to do that unluckily. Do you know anyone who can or if it’s even possible to do so? I just hate the sticks on Xbox they’re so loose and inconsistent compared to PlayStation
In your opinion what is the best controller for Xbox series x if you absolutely don’t have a budget and just want the best performance don’t care about cosmetics
Hello controller captain, I've been binge watching your channel the last couple weeks (best controller channel by far btw) and I'm troubled by a question, is there any PC supported controllers that have a similar feel/mechanical buttons as the ones in the Mobapad M6 HD joycons? I'm simply in love with that joypad and cant help but wonder if there's any "real" controllers with the same clicky goodness as those shoulder and face buttons.
Welcome aboard! Thank you. Mechanical buttons are a bit of a tricky topic, Vcuda just made a great video a couple days ago but I had some thoughts of my own I will put into a video soon
Cool, I wish 70 to 180 USD was mid-range to non-first world countries :-D US$300, 3 for the Holy Trinity, good limit- there has to be rules and limits else we all won't have a direction and just buy alsmost everything. Judging on the living room, daily used controllers of sir Gamer Heaven, the best controller would then be the amazing Sony Playstation 5 DualSense, coz' the living room controllers, the favorites, there were 3 out of 4 DualSense controllers shown. :-) But those should truly be mid-range.
What is the best bang for buck controller for PC? Im still thinking to get a vader 3 pro, maybe a bit more for the Apex 4, the Gulikit kk3 pro/max is also interesting, but idk
Bro, can you review the new 8bitdo pro 2 wired(hall effect)? I would really appreciate it. I recently bought a xbox series s, but I dont like a bit the xbox gamepad after years of playing on my old PS4 and that 8bitdo is the only playstation type controller that I was able to find for a cheap price. I would really really appreciate it 🙏🏻🙏🏻
@@GamerHeavenOfficial thanks mate, it's and interesting controller because of the PS4 layout. And I personally think that more controllers companies should start offering the same layout for Xbox since this year and in the coming years, Microsoft will be probably offering games like COD on their game pass, and a good number of people will flock from playstation. but, in my opinion one thing that is holding a good number gamers on PlayStation is the controller that they probably have been using for generations of consoles
@@GamerHeavenOfficial I have a question as a person who always gets stick drift a lot, when u adjust the deadzones in ds4 windows or whatever software how does it affect the deadzones within the games?
hi, I'm currently using an xbox 360 controller and it's time to try something new, I don't want a controller to play competitive games or shooters, I only play action games and RPGs (god of war, spiderman, elden ring, dark souls, final fantasy, ghost of tsushima, devil may cry 5, nier automata) my requirements are quite simple I'd say, I want something comfortable, wireless and that is of good quality (I only play on PC just in case) what controller would you recommend? I don't know if direwolf 2 is better than an xbox core controller or if the machinike g5 pro or another is a better choice for me
What's the best controller for PC only gaming? I play mostly xdefiant, fortnight, cod games of that nature. Was thinking about the Scuf Envision Pro as they now do 12 month warranty. Budget is in £100 to £200 range. I've spent over £200 before and not really into it again unless there's a controller really worth it.
Hi Man! I'm wondering if maybe you could help me with a conumdrum I'm facing with Controllers. It seems that all the pro controllers coming out lately are using Digital Triggers which are painful to hold down for long periods of time (they require a lot of force to keep them clicked in constantly). Do you happen to know if its possible to mod a Hexgaming Ultra X with Hair pin triggers instead of the digital?
Like vr controllers but not tied to vr. I basically use gyro aiming whenever I can, but the better sensors and ergonomics are always on traditional controllers. I want to be able to aim with one hand and fire with the other to remove as much shake as possible without software compensation. Also at least 2 gyro sensors per controller to reduce jitter also
funny how you mention never getting stickdrift having that many controllers I can promise you that a few thousand hours on any controller with a potentiomiter would give you stick drift at some point, you prob just haven't gamed long enough on one controller.
I was looking at getting a hex ultra x gamepad and I want to know if this is still a good option i think it looks good but just let me know recommendations or info you have.
Stop doing it. I have been a controller player since nes days. Now I play on a GameSir G7 with precision rings and kontrolfreeks. I removed the rumbles to make it ultra light, and will make trigger stops for it.
Flydigi Vader 3 pro and Gamesir G7 se for general gaming are being the best controllers for my money. Beitong Betop c3 is the best for the price , for fighting games . But if any company make a controller with features that we have today (trigger stoppers, hall sense analog and triggers, mechanical buttons , a decent dpad, 1ms response) and the positions of a playstation controller in the 50-70 $ dollars price range , they will have my money forever
Is this a video to soften others up to that horrible looking ps5 controllers with back bottons like some weird nipples for the price of a console ..... okay now i made a comment ...time to watch the video lol
Dude this channel has such a good production, presenter and information. Idk why views are so low but I pray for the algorithm to bless u and make u stay for a long time cuz i really like ur content
I appreciate that! Yes algorithm be good, controller gods too lol
The flydigi vader 3 pro you reviewed a while back has served me very well
Super smash players here go through too many controllers because we destroy controllers mashing
Lucky enough to snag a Prime deal on a Vader 3 Pro yesterday for $65, have it in hand this morning. Able to get the polling rate to 500hz wired and wireless using your overclocking guide - typically use Aim Dualsense Controllers but this will be super fun to mess around with, especially at this price point.
Mad props to you dude - you do great work and I recommend you to literally anyone that wants to get into custom/pro controllers!
Very nice!
Personally, the only time I've had controllers die is my old PS1/2 controllers. Before I knew what I was doing, we'd wrap the cables tight around the controller when we put them away. As I got older and more technically savvy, I realized that was a bad thing. My last PS2 controllers (2 OEM Sony and 2 Pelican Chameleon) still worked after they'd been passed on to my little sister by the mid-2000's, and she took good care of them. My oldest controller still in my possession is a Dualshock 3 in digital camo that my wife got me for Valentines day about 12 years ago. Still looks like it came out of the box.
Omg my family did that too, with all our wired consoles for years 😂. You don’t know until ya know..you know?
Dualsense edge was my most expensive nearly started crying whenever i bought but i know it'll last me a lifetime cause i can swap out the stick modules
Totally. 👍🏼 . Have you needed to do that? I bought mine at launch from PS direct and I haven’t had any issues yet. The edge is one of those go-to controllers I use ALOT.
Until a trigger or bumpers go
Yes but unfortunately I cannot find the modules in stock anywhere at retail price
@@GamerHeavenOfficialwhat’s the next best one to buy I have it but I want another preferably with 4 back paddles. No budget!
@@GamerHeavenOfficialfor ps5
Was gonna add a comment earlier (watching on my Xbox). Your videos are chill and super cool/informative. I’ve had friends with controller questions and I send them to your videos. They enjoy your content too and thank you bunches. 😎👍🏽🤘🏽
Thanks brother!
I would like to see a comprehensive review and comparison of controllers at different price points. I feel like that type of video would greatly help new gamers and those who haven't had time to test gamepads/controllers. Currently, my favorite controller is the wired Logitech one. I got 2 for $5 at Goodwill, and they greatly outperformed the xbox controller im currently using. I'd like to hear your thoughts on the video idea and the controller. (Great video btw).
Good idea! 👍🏼
Thank you.
I’ve been blessed to have the funds to get several pro/custom controllers and for me the sweet spot is under $250 if I’m customizing it and under $200 if I’m buying a prebuilt pro style.
I’ve seen most of yours I think. Very nice looking arsenal Jack
I drift like Tokyo, and have a graveyard of XBOX controllers that the BW100 will not fix. My Elite 2 was down just after the warranty was up and it is hall effect for life for me now.
Got the Apex4 based on GH's review. That's an amazing gamepad.
Sometimes it's okay to pay that premium for something nice, especially if you're gonna be using it so much. Do the math over time and something like 3 cents per day aint bad for something you really like!
I did the same, I got the EVA1 edition, probably the best controller I've had, I've had them all, scufs, turtle beach etc etc but the apex beats them I think
@@LessSkillSmith It's a *REALLY* nice controller. My only complaint is the software still has a lot of Chinese, and the (really nice) rubberized grips makes my hands sweat more! 😅😅
Kinda wish it came in black too, hopefully someone will make a faceplate swap.
Treat yo self! Lol. Good math btw. Shmeckle’s on the dollar
I have very bad luck with controllers, elite 2, Edge , e-swap... All where bad for me. I bought a gamesir k4 and am happy af!! Not only for the value but it os perfect, no problems. You are doing gods work my friend, thank you!! 🫶👊
Right on my dude. I’m sorry to hear that about the broken pads. Sounds like your good now with the game sir
Biggest initial purchase I've ever made was 70 bucks for a controller. Most have ended up spending on a single controller was I think about 110. It was a dual sense 5 Base. And after a few months I ended up getting a back pedal kit for it for about 40 bucks.
The most I feel comfortable spending on a controller is about $200 (give or take $20). I’ve had my Elite series 2 since the day it came out and it probably at this point has thousands of hours played and yet no stick drift. I play all kinds of games. I was actually about to pull the trigger (pun intended) on the Turtle Beach Stealth but 1) I can instantly tell just by looking at it that I hate how they made the back buttons flushed with the back of the controller and 2) no replaceable thumbsticks and 3) there is absolutely no integration with my new Turtle Beach Pro headsets. If they at least gave me a way to control volume/mute and noise cancellation I would have dealt with the back buttons and thumbsticks. I thought for sure this would be a thing since they both basically came out at the same time but it was a huge missed opportunity to create a cool turtle beach ecosystem, in my opinion. I would happily trade that dumb social media screen on it for those actual useful features. At this point, I’m just gonna wait for the series 3 which I can’t imagine will not come with Hall effect sticks and hopefully mechanical clicky buttons.
I ordered a custom AIM controller on your recommendation and it lasted less than 6 months before the left stick started drifting so bad it wasn't even usable in menu's. I don't doubt AIM make quality controllers but I will never recommend them. Ordered a SCUF Pro Envision with protection on it and will see how it holds up in comparison.
I hope it holds up better for you.
Love the content. Funny and informative. Found you by looking into pro controllers still trying to figure out which one I’ll go with for the ps5
People who say they don't have stick drift or it's a myth etc have very large default built in dead zones AND/OR only play 2hrs a day a couple times per week. If you use low or no deadzone and put in 6hr+ sessions regularly you're gonna roast any controller even a hall effect one. T4 Kaleid sticks lasted the longest for me so far but they get drifty and "recalibrating" doesn't reeeeally fix it that just tweaks the sensitivity to stop the drifting effect at the cost of precision.
You’re wrong
I'd like somebody to make a modern, and sub $100 steam style controller. Or maybe steam deck Style controller? Basically the option of both the joystick, or a track pad for the right thumb. Because accuracy.
That would be so sick. There’s the ifyoo touch pad controller I reviewed but that’s not on the level of the steam troller
I got the MS Elite Series 2, stick drift within 6 months. Turtle Beach Recon lasted about 3-4months.
I bought the GameSir G7, and Kaleid, and they both seem to be stick drift free. I might check out and get the Nova Lite from GameSir.
Thanks for the review Kevin.
I am in Canada, so for me paying $200 Canadian is alot, but I look for deals-get my best value for the dollar.
Everyone has a different budget and comfort level in spending, so-to each their own.
I had no idea you were in Canada 🇨🇦, I don’t think you mentioned it before. Gamesir to the rescue after expensive controllers let you down is a very common trend here at GH. Honestly FlyDigi and Gamesir have taken a lot of unhappy elite 2 owners to greener pastures. I almost feel like a freakin lunatic with my elite still working but I know one day…something will break 😒at which point I’ll probably try to fix it myself because of the sentimental value. Life of a controller stallion/stallionette, you get it lol. Enjoy your current pair and I hope they last!
@@GamerHeavenOfficial I'm not sure if I mentioned I was in Canada previously, but yes you are reaching across the border. Some of that reach-around action hahaha.
GameSir is decent, I think I like the G7 more than the T4, only because I found the app total garbagio. Yes, I got the app installed and working on my PC, and not my phone.
You can get it, but it is a Chore to find it.
Binding the buttons to the rear paddles really are a pain, glad I only did it once. No documentation, had to google it, yah big deal, still it's the small things that get noticed. I have to go launch my game, enter Firing Range, then, do my bindings.
Fun fact, I did drop my G7, no issue, no damage-except the face plate flew off. I did panic for abit, good thing it was wearing brown pants. I put the cover back on, and it snapped into place..I only realized sometime after that it's a freaking magnetic front plate.
It's neat that you can repair and customize your controllers. That is why I am staying in my lane, and will just shop out the best banger for my sheckles.
I do enjoy my pair, -pun intended.
Going to squad up on Apex and continue to put these GameSirs through their respected paces.
Thanks again for the reviews, and attention to detail.
Personally I have been blessed with next to no controller failures. However, I wish I could say the same for my son who has suffered many failures - a majority through ragequits. My success at repairing these must be running at around 50%. Personally, I haven't spent more than £150 on a controller
He will probably get less heavy handed, or heated gaming over time. Solid share, thank you Wayne.
I think for me its just necessary to have those hall effect sticks and nothing else. Thinking of going for a Gamesir G7 SE
That will also be my next purchase
It's excellent. The only possible downsides I can think of is that the magnetic faceplate and rear buttons (when locked) are still a bit loose and can squeak if you squeeze hard. Not something that bothers me when playing, though. Stick and trigger precision is excellent and I've ran for over half a year with no deadzones and zero drift.
Carbxn xbox controllers, 217 lifetime warranty, hall effect thumb sticks, trigger locks, interchangeable thumb sticks, 4 back buttons, free shipping.
You literally can’t go wrong with the G7se, it’s one of the easiest controllers to recommend
@@andrerey9665 They also cost 3 times what a G7SE costs. Not really a comparable product. It's like someone is shopping for a Toyota and you recommend them a BMW.
I've had... not great luck with controllers I'll be honest, significantly better luck with controllers over on the Sony side of things (as far as first party is concerned). After going through around 4 to 5 Xbox controllers, and 2 Elite Series 2 at this point, I swapped to a PS4 controller and had 0 issues, which doesn't make much sense. I did get a PS5 controller eventually because it was newer, and unfortunately got stick drift after about a year of constant use (talking 8+ hours per day of gaming).
I've had much better mileage with third party controllers in my life vs first party, grabbed a Razer Wolverine Ultimate and a Flydigi Vader 3 Pro, both of which are doing great. The razer is used for when I need to press buttons really fast because of how quick and easy those mechanical buttons are to press, while the Vader 3 Pro is used for generally everything else.
I will admit I am a speedrunner, so my controllers are sent around the block a fair bit more than a controller would in the hand of a regular consumer. I also need absolute input precision, which is actually a reason why I abandoned my most recent elite series 2 controller: sometimes my inputs would just not get sent to my PC (I only play wired by personal preference, no chance of interference here), only a day after getting it. Got it on recording, checked input displays, and decided to leave behind microsoft controllers after that. Maybe I'll go back one day, but I want my controller to controller.
Games and equipment also tend to bug out and break when I touch them, so perhaps all of this is just a me issue. I have friends that can play games with no problems, yet I touch the same game on the same setup and something catastrophic will happen. No rage in sight, and also surprisingly no stick drift on most of the controllers I've given up on. Meanwhile I get controller overheating issues (on the back behind the left analog stick, surprisingly), triggers and analog sticks getting digitally swapped, inputs not being sent in the order I pressed them in, seconds of wireless delay (after the wired port on the controller stopped working), and in one case the A button getting stuck. You'd think the constant in all of these would be me, but for some reason only the official MIcrosoft controllers are the ones with these problems. Third party, PS4, and PS5 controllers are still going strong.
Thank you for sharing all this. From what I’ve heard Sony stock controllers seem to last on a case by case basis more than most stock Xbox controllers which are kind of comical for a bad qc rep and short ass warranty (used to be 3 months)
The most I’ve spent is £200* on the Scuf instinct pro.
After have 2 Elite 2 break on me (one game broken out the box after a quick replacement via Amazon it broke again after 6 months).
This is my 2nd Scuf instinct pro because my first one had a squeaky trigger so I had to replace it.
I have an original pre owned Elite 1 and it works fine, I havent used it in a while though.
Gamer heaven will you do review CARBXN Controller I heard they have Metal two paddle for their controller I hope you do a review I’m not ready to pull the trigger on ordering with them.
I will. I’ve wanted to a while
Gamesir is incredible right now.
You should do a video going over all your favorite controllers for every platform, the ones you use daily
I got you
The most I could spend on a controller is like $150 maybe $200 if it was something just absolutely incredible with an awesome warranty that would last me atleast 5 years for a console I play a ton of.
Which now having 2 kids under the age of 7 i dont game anywhere close to what i used to and when i do game it's mostly via the Switch in handheld so i bought a Nitro Deck/dock recently and love that and just got an Odin 2 so handheld is like 85% of the gaming i do now.
But i feel like $150-200 is the absolute highest I could justify for the Xbox series X or PS5 because when i see $300 for a controller in my head thats equal to damn near what an entire console costs and I cant justify that.
300+ tax and you can buy a switch oled or probably a used/refurbished PS5 or Xbox or even a nice GPU.
That being said if I was younger and had more free time and was able to play for like 10+hours a week then I could definitely see a quality pro controller thats more costly being worth it.
So I guess to summarize the rambling $150 is the most I can spend currently due to limited gaming time but I totally understand why others spend more if they are able to put in more hours as a great controller absolutely does make a big difference so im not some ignant village idiot that is just a hater as I truly get it. If i was able to game more Id definitely be ok spending more
Hello everyone, I think I repaired the circularity of a PS4 and PS5 controller on a PC with DS4, in the controller readins Axis config LS and RS section
DeadZone type radial
AntiDeadZone 0.27
MaxOutput 0.90
OutputCurve EasioutCubic
those values on both joysticks and test the circularity error with gamepadtester
The most I spent was $320 plus for a BBC had that since 2019 and sent it in for repairs at the end of 2022
sounds like you pimped that sucked out a bit, that lasted a fair while. Is it operational again after repairs?
My experience with elite series 2 controllers has been decent both got stick drift after around 2 years ordered a hypr with Hall effect sticks in the beginning of February and it’s still in quality control
I’m collecting aswell I’m 5 deep all pro rollers 😊
Nice 👍🏼 what you got bud?
Prior to PS5 I had very few stick drift issues; I am currently waiting on controller number 5 for my 4 year old PS5. All of which have gotten stick drift.
Holy smokes. I believe you, but that sucks to hear 😟
ik people be hating is lowkey but bought the scuf ENVISION but i cant say anything bad about it love it best for the price i feel so
Enjoy the envision my friend
About $200-250 is the max i'm willing to spend. I have an elite series 2 that I love for the most part but I think I want to switch/upgrade to a PS based controller, or something that I can overclock to reduce the input latency, and has HE sticks. I also have a gamesir kalied, which I liked at first, but stopped using as I mostly play fps and it lacks trigger stops to cut out the trigger takeup.
The thing is none of the other controllers out there seem to do rear buttons/paddles as well as the elite series 2, they are PERFECT, IMO. Was excited for the Flydigi vader whatever, but then saw the rear buttons, and...nope. Some of the controllers that have rear button designs that seem like they would be good (like the simple round buttons sunken into the grips hypr/cinch use) also have/lack other deal breakers.
HE sticks, 4 rear buttons/paddles ES2 style, 1-2ms input latency, swappable thumbsticks and/or kontrolfreeks compatability, mehcanical face buttons, 3way trigger stops for ~$200 is the dream.
Great comment. Thank you for sharing. $180 ish used to be my limit, over time having controllers last (almost refuse to quit on me) it crept up but it won’t go higher. I say that but who knows how much these controllers will cost in like 20 years.
I have had a rough track record….all 4 of my ps4 controllers have gotten stick drift and trigger stick (or what ever the heck you call that), my Xbox series and one of my Xbox one controllers got stick drift, and my Wii U pro controller just straight up died on me
Damnnnn
i have numerous nacons , scuff envision pro but i always find myself going back to my ps5 controller w/extreme rate buttons an triggers.
I don’t blame ya brother.
i’d love for gamer to review the naga shock ps5 controller.
I haven't been this early to a video since I first saw sunlight.
😂
... Had stick drift three times 2023, twice in 2022, and three times in 2021. It's real.
This video wasn’t what i expected yeah there is a lot of information but i expected more of cheapest to most expensive controller for each platform with your opinion on which one you would advise us to get.
Stick drift happens based on how tight you hold a controller and what games your playing consistently
I just ordered a $260 battlebeaver. I can’t wait for it to be here
That’s rad, hope you enjoy it. Did you go 4 rear button ?
@@GamerHeavenOfficial yeah I did. I also got the smart triggers and dpad
I go through about 3 controllers in a year so for me I don't spend more than $100 for a new one
That makes perfect sense Dark side. My cap would be about $100-120 at that point as well, and whatever companies want to send for review of course
a 120 K ! Well deserved.
Thank you!
Would love to see a review of the G505 thunderobot , funny name aside it’s got 4 back paddles 2 extra shoulder buttons Hall effect sticks rgb and what looks to be a mechanical Dpad for sub $50 on Amazon
😂 the name alone will get it a review !
I have both an aim and battle beaver ps5 control. Love them. Spent the money on buttons and grips with minimal cosmetics to keep the price reasonable
Love the performance only approach. You’ve got the one two punch with 2 of the best custom controllers on the market.
Im trying to make a choice for my first pro controller,was leaning towards nacon revolution. Between that,aim and battle beaver. What would you recommend?
I would say it depends on your need from a pro control. If rear buttons/paddles are your main reason, the battle beaver buttons are great.
@@ciybow well yes but i also expect my 0.7kd to turn into 3.0
Guaranteed 😊
Do a video like this on gaming mice next please.
In the mean time optimum tech is the dude I watch for mice vids usually
Can you take a look at budds controllers? He apparently has hall effect sticks on his custom controllers. He also is in preparation in making dual sense edge hall effect sticks
Buds buds are trying to activate from their cryo tubes?
I’ve been playing with controllers since 1986 (hashtag grandma) and the last time one broke on me was a Sega Saturn controller, and it easily fixed. All the stick drift stuff seems like an alternate universe.
Every single Xbox controller I have ever owned has had stick drift with the exception of the original Duke. All of them. Microsoft have had to repair my Elite Series 2 twice and replace it once. The last time the stick drift was so bad the controller turned into a tilt sensor.
Hey dude great video had to catch up on the videos i missed, (was on holiday in France), for me it's roughly 100-250 is the amount I'd be willing to spend on a controller, although it depends on what I'm after at the time, could be more could be way less lol.
Welcome back buddy
I plan to gat a Flydigi Apex 4
Got a Vader 3 Pro from AliExpress a lil over $50 with the welcome deal
Nice !!
Can we have a video on all PlayStation style controllers and a playlist to organize each category
Yes, I promise I am working on the “best PS controller” video
This is my first controller for pc
They do an assassin creed edition which is black, i dont mind it at the moment, i think when they become a mainstream brand it will change, never had that problem with the grips
Oh that sounds fierce! I didn’t know about that
I have 7-8 elite series 2 half customized and I have the new turtle beach controller and I really haven’t had anything bad happen with them
Any chance you would review IEMs for gaming? Gaming set ups for IEMs ? (mics, dacs, cables ect...) Fresh reviews and Art_is_war have some good info, but not full setups. Thanks for the great content!
Yes Sir
This guy is a fucking legend
I play PC now, i was an xbox player, ive had them all, scufs, evil, turtle, elites, now i moved over to PC, i use the flydigi apex 4 controllers, recommended by the controller GOAT himself, i have the EVA edition, by far the best controller ive used, but I do like collecting controllers, i have aloud of limited edition i like to shelf in my man cave
Dude this is awesome to read! That sounds like an official collection. May they last years to come
@@GamerHeavenOfficial thank you for showing us controllers that wouldn't get any attention, and for showing what is actually worth buying, doing the gaming community a huge service
Been trying out different controllers and selling them for a cheaper price. Have currently the basic ps5 and xbox controllers, gulikit kk3 max, flydigi apex 4 and 8bitdo sn30pro controllers. All of them I kept and love using them. The worst controller I bought was the gamesir t4 cyclone pro. Keeps disconnecting on all types of connection. Cant even sell it because of that issue.
All solid controllers. Thats weird about the the t4 disconnecting 🤔
@@GamerHeavenOfficial yeah that was sad since I wanted to test it out since the specs were actually good.
The scuf envision pro with hall effect sticks... Perfect roller
Love your videos, been watching you. I did enjoy that some of those VR videos you have put out in the past… ya got anymore of those??? *scratches neck*
I got you on the dose of vr content lol. More coming. I’m glad to hear you enjoy them, those videos don’t get many views but I love making them and will still upload them from time to time
@@GamerHeavenOfficial yeah VR is niche and that’s expected… it was just nice seeing VR from someone I’ve watched for awhile. I didn’t know you were into VR till recently.
Could you do a durability test on your Flydigi APEX 4 controller by maxxing out stick tension on both controllers? after two weeks of use my thumbstick modules broke and I'm now on my third controller being extremely careful adjusting tension now. both previous controller modules broke in the same way too!
I will gladly conduct torture tests, but I feel like my track record of good running controllers will end quickly. I WILL however make a video on durability of the controller you mentioned
@@GamerHeavenOfficial that's awesome to hear dude! My theory is they allow ya to max out tension too much to the point to where the plastic on their joystick module actually breaks when using it. Thats What happened to me at least. I noticed a creaky noise from the plastic before noticing it had completely cracked.
still waiting for that new gamesir xbox controller that's supposed to be released this month
They are dropping 3, I’m reviewing one this week. 😎
Im in a controller rabbit hole now that I received my first Xbox elite 2 controller, and had to send it back due to being defective.
For the price i expected a certain level of quality. But I still feel grossed out by just how insultingly cheap that thing felt. I'm not even kidding. It's gross.
I loved my Razer wolverine v2 out of the box. But the analog sticks literally crumbled apart after a year. The dpad started making double/triple inputs which vs my muscle memory made navigating menus a psychological torture.
No replacement parts are available for this controller
So I thought hey Xbox should be good right? I mean, they're a big company. WOW what a piece of crap
Hopefully the store will refund me instead of sending me back an xbox controller. I am 100% going to sell it. Not even going to open the box. Holy shit.
Let's see how the Gulikit kk3 is which arrives today.
And I'll also get that Playdigi Elite 4
I really want to know.. who makes an actual QUALITY controller? Why is everyone spending money on fancy looking trash plastic parts? The xbox controller had this disgusting metallic sheen on their garbage plastic parts
Ugh man, fuck ..
Damn. Quite a journey for you.
I just want a great controller for fps games like apex legends. I hear battlebeavers break easily and no i don't play claw
"Spending my own hard earned shekels" is a classic!
I love the feel of DualShock controller thumbsticks with the right tension and caps but I have really messed up hands from pro golf and can only play with the Xbox asymmetrical sticks and want to solder the ps4 sticks onto the xbox controller. I have no idea how to do that unluckily. Do you know anyone who can or if it’s even possible to do so? I just hate the sticks on Xbox they’re so loose and inconsistent compared to PlayStation
Can we please have a movement to no longer call “controllers” gamepads
Ya to me a gamepad is like the fightpads
Yeah I’ve never called it a gamepad this is new to me
Gamepad reminds me of old nes or something xbox playstation are controllers to me since probably ps1
Bro some of us are old. Over 40 gamepad still sounds acceptible😂
@@jatochgaatjeniksaan3307 I’m 28 and grew up with OG nes and things like that and I never called it a gamepad. Maybe it’s more of a gen X thing?
I thought this was going to be a video with controller recommendations per price range
No that video exists for Xbox/pc and is being made for PS, switch.
If you search best Xbox controller it should be the first result
Hey Kevin, did you see the new Nyxi Warrior Controller? Maybe you could review it. Looks like a extremely good Controller.
Yes I did, I may be reviewing it. Looks pretty sweet
In your opinion what is the best controller for Xbox series x if you absolutely don’t have a budget and just want the best performance don’t care about cosmetics
Hello controller captain, I've been binge watching your channel the last couple weeks (best controller channel by far btw) and I'm troubled by a question, is there any PC supported controllers that have a similar feel/mechanical buttons as the ones in the Mobapad M6 HD joycons? I'm simply in love with that joypad and cant help but wonder if there's any "real" controllers with the same clicky goodness as those shoulder and face buttons.
Welcome aboard! Thank you. Mechanical buttons are a bit of a tricky topic, Vcuda just made a great video a couple days ago but I had some thoughts of my own I will put into a video soon
@@GamerHeavenOfficial ill check it out!
for me it is always the bumpers that go bad and become unresponsive.
Sit in the corner drunk sweetheart 😂 we must protect this guy
Cool, I wish 70 to 180 USD was mid-range to non-first world countries :-D
US$300, 3 for the Holy Trinity, good limit- there has to be rules and limits else we all won't have a direction and just buy alsmost everything.
Judging on the living room, daily used controllers of sir Gamer Heaven, the best controller would then be the amazing Sony Playstation 5 DualSense, coz' the living room controllers, the favorites, there were 3 out of 4 DualSense controllers shown. :-)
But those should truly be mid-range.
What is the best bang for buck controller for PC? Im still thinking to get a vader 3 pro, maybe a bit more for the Apex 4, the Gulikit kk3 pro/max is also interesting, but idk
Vader 3 pro is still budget king
Bro, can you review the new 8bitdo pro 2 wired(hall effect)? I would really appreciate it. I recently bought a xbox series s, but I dont like a bit the xbox gamepad after years of playing on my old PS4 and that 8bitdo is the only playstation type controller that I was able to find for a cheap price. I would really really appreciate it 🙏🏻🙏🏻
I wasn’t going to review that one, but I’ve had a couple requests so I’ll add it to the list good sir.
@@GamerHeavenOfficial thanks mate, it's and interesting controller because of the PS4 layout. And I personally think that more controllers companies should start offering the same layout for Xbox since this year and in the coming years, Microsoft will be probably offering games like COD on their game pass, and a good number of people will flock from playstation. but, in my opinion one thing that is holding a good number gamers on PlayStation is the controller that they probably have been using for generations of consoles
if only the envision pro had hall effect sensors
Yes
@@GamerHeavenOfficial I have a question as a person who always gets stick drift a lot, when u adjust the deadzones in ds4 windows or whatever software how does it affect the deadzones within the games?
For example does it add on or if it’s lower than the in game dz does it just not affect it at all
Hi, I saw other reviews of the BEITONG Asura 2 Pro Controller Wireless and it seems to be a good controller, will you bring it to the channel soon?
You bet
@@GamerHeavenOfficial uff, im wating for it 😎
looking for a mid range pro controller that has adjustable trigger stops any suggestions for something around the 70-120$ range?
hi, I'm currently using an xbox 360 controller and it's time to try something new, I don't want a controller to play competitive games or shooters, I only play action games and RPGs (god of war, spiderman, elden ring, dark souls, final fantasy, ghost of tsushima, devil may cry 5, nier automata) my requirements are quite simple I'd say, I want something comfortable, wireless and that is of good quality (I only play on PC just in case) what controller would you recommend? I don't know if direwolf 2 is better than an xbox core controller or if the machinike g5 pro or another is a better choice for me
On the topic of pro controllers, is being able to program buttons on the fly preferred, or is having a software suite better?
On the fly with an optional software program on computer and console for more customization.
OK, basically the full package, very nice captain
What's the best controller for PC only gaming?
I play mostly xdefiant, fortnight, cod games of that nature.
Was thinking about the Scuf Envision Pro as they now do 12 month warranty. Budget is in £100 to £200 range. I've spent over £200 before and not really into it again unless there's a controller really worth it.
Hal effect 🎉
Yeah
So gamers what do you suggest for a 70$ feels good in hand and has gyro controller?
how do you use a gamesir g7 se on ps5? can u make a tutorial?
Hi Man! I'm wondering if maybe you could help me with a conumdrum I'm facing with Controllers. It seems that all the pro controllers coming out lately are using Digital Triggers which are painful to hold down for long periods of time (they require a lot of force to keep them clicked in constantly). Do you happen to know if its possible to mod a Hexgaming Ultra X with Hair pin triggers instead of the digital?
i just want a good split controller with gyro and back buttons. i will pay like $200 for that
You mean like a mobile snap and clip, like a back bone?
Like vr controllers but not tied to vr. I basically use gyro aiming whenever I can, but the better sensors and ergonomics are always on traditional controllers. I want to be able to aim with one hand and fire with the other to remove as much shake as possible without software compensation.
Also at least 2 gyro sensors per controller to reduce jitter also
How about that new controller that has 8 buttons on back with hal effect on thumb stick 3 rd party
Lol, which one's that?
Sounds interesting. What company was that anyway?
That crazy looking thing is from Get a grip gaming and it has Blown me away. Its a new company, showing great promise
funny how you mention never getting stickdrift having that many controllers
I can promise you that a few thousand hours on any controller with a potentiomiter would give you stick drift at some point, you prob just haven't gamed long enough on one controller.
I did mention I used to be a “normie” only owning a couple controllers, and to this day there is a hand full for each platform that I use frequently.
I was looking at getting a hex ultra x gamepad and I want to know if this is still a good option i think it looks good but just let me know recommendations or info you have.
Stop doing it. I have been a controller player since nes days. Now I play on a GameSir G7 with precision rings and kontrolfreeks. I removed the rumbles to make it ultra light, and will make trigger stops for it.
Is there anyway to have a Xbox 360 style wireless controller on a series X without lag?
Not until Hyperkin makes a wireless version of their 360 troller which may be happening but I can’t elaborate
Flydigi Vader 3 pro and Gamesir G7 se for general gaming are being the best controllers for my money.
Beitong Betop c3 is the best for the price , for fighting games .
But if any company make a controller with features that we have today (trigger stoppers, hall sense analog and triggers, mechanical buttons , a decent dpad, 1ms response) and the positions of a playstation controller in the 50-70 $ dollars price range , they will have my money forever
I’ve gotta try those Beitongs
Is this a video to soften others up to that horrible looking ps5 controllers with back bottons like some weird nipples for the price of a console .....
okay now i made a comment ...time to watch the video lol
Funny you mentioned that, it’s actually been one of the best controllers I’ve ever tested. It looks like a freakin alien though lol
Sadly dpad quality has nothing to do with price.
Www vid