With all of its perks. lays comfortably in the hands, has soft, pliable sticks, and hardly undetectable parasite clicks. The sticks are far more sensitive than their predecessors. Having this drawback: Batteries are essential for any device that operates wirelessly. They may also produce batteries that could be removed. However, the majority of the time I still connect by USB.

Various benefits, such as a comfortable fit in the hands, pliable sticks, and virtually undetectable parasite clicks. Sticks have increased sensitivity compared to older ones. Disadvantages are listed below: For wireless functionality, batteries are essential. The batteries would be detachable, too. I still prefer to use USB for most of my connections.

Has some pros fits well in the hands, has soft sticks, and hardly no noticeable parasitic clicks. The sticks are far more sensitive than their predecessors. Another disadvantage is that wireless functionality necessitates the use of batteries. They may also produce batteries that could be removed. However, the majority of the time I still connect by USB.

Has some pros fits well in the hands, has soft sticks, and hardly no noticeable parasitic clicks. The sticks are far more sensitive than their predecessors. Some cons: Batteries are essential for any device that operates wirelessly. They may also produce batteries that could be removed. However, the majority of the time I still connect by USB.

Some advantages are that it fits well in the hands, that it has soft sticks, and that it hides parasite clicks very effectively. The sticks are far more sensitive than their predecessors. Cons: Wireless functionality necessitates the use of disposable batteries. They may also produce batteries that could be removed. However, the majority of the time I still connect by USB.

With all of its perks. fits well in the hands, has soft sticks, and hardly no noticeable parasitic clicks. The sticks are far more sensitive than their predecessors. The use of batteries is obligatory for wireless operations, which is a drawback. They may also produce batteries that could be removed. In most cases, though, I still connect using a USB cable.

Some advantages are that it fits well in the hands, that it has soft sticks, and that it hides parasite clicks very effectively. The sticks are far more sensitive than their predecessors. The use of batteries is obligatory for wireless operations, which is a drawback. They may also produce batteries that could be removed. However, the majority of the time I still connect by USB.

Various benefits, such as a comfortable fit in the hands, pliable sticks, and virtually undetectable parasite clicks. sticks have a higher sensitivity than older models Containing some Negatives For wireless functionality, batteries are essential. They could also produce batteries that could be detached. However, USB remains my go-to for most connections.

The advantages of it include that it fits comfortably in the hands, that it has soft sticks, and that it hides parasitic clicks. The sticks are far more sensitive than their predecessors. Another disadvantage is that wireless functionality necessitates the use of batteries. They may also produce batteries that could be removed. However, the majority of the time I still connect by USB.

Features positives such as a low profile in the hands, a supple stick, and a lack of audible parasitic clicks. Greater sensitivity compared to older models the negatives: Wireless devices need batteries in order to function. These batteries could be interchangeable and detachable. I still prefer to use USB for most of my connections.

Possesses positive qualities such as a comfortable fit in the hands, soft sticks, and a lack of noticeable parasitic clicks. The sticks are far more sensitive than their predecessors. Having a few drawbacks Batteries are essential for any device that operates wirelessly. They may also produce batteries that could be removed. However, the majority of the time I still connect by USB.

I purchased an ASUS Bluetooth adapter for it, and everything is working fine. From a boxing perspective, things are definitely better because some games have interruptions and poor control, but everything has been fixed.

I do not recommend purchasing a noisy joystick; instead, read the reviews first. Increased pressure should be applied when pressing the Y button.

With its pros. Great gamepad. Excellent grip surface that does not slip in the hands. Excellent weight Got cons: Too light triggers, especially after the Xbox 360 controller

With all of its perks. A practical and up-to-date joystick, it is significantly more pleasant to hold and the keys are of a higher quality than those on the PlayStation 5. Having a few drawbacks At the very top, it tapers off slightly. (Those who have long fingers or huge hands may find that pressing the backspace and arrow keys is not the most convenient option.) LB, RB, and it's possible that the elite version is superior for them)

Pros below: cool gamepad, I especially liked the compatibility with iOS devices. Has cons: on Windows it did not work out to reassign the keys from the stick to the arrows (

Structurally, the dual shock from the 4th curling iron is more solid, but this one is more convenient in terms of ergonomics.

Has pros: Extremely pleasant gaming pad, with a satisfying amount of vibration feedback Due to the closer fit of the sticks, it seems to me to be much more convenient than controller / dualsense (despite the fact that I had a PS for a long time). I know it sounds corny, but you don't need to stretch your fingers so far when using it. See the following for some disadvantages: Poor quality of the stick overall: On the "native" gamepad, I drifted the stick, and I just about made it through the…

Comfort has been greatly improved over the original 360 version, and trigger vibration and responsiveness to touch have been included.

Some pros: Not bad copes with its task, pleasant, expensive in the hands. Vibration at altitude Has some cons lack of batteries. Almost immediately, the beshka began to stick.