Review on 🎮 MAYFLASH Magic Pack PS4 Controller Encoder FPS Adapter with MODS, Paddles & Enhanced Optimization for PS4 Gaming by Anna Coleman

I've been using the Strike Pack in almost every game I've played for a year and a half. Since the right bat has been unresponsive lately, I decided to try my luck with this magic pack. I became a fan of Mayflash after using their magic-ns, they keep updating the firmware to make it compatible with the latest gaming consoles, so I brought the Magic Pack with hopes of using it on PC and other gaming consoles could become the future. .Here are some of my thoughts on the Magic Pack versus the Strike Pack. Button Remapping: Customize the VS application on the fly. Hold the paddle and press the buttons you want to map, which is good for users who only use the Stroke Pack in one game or use the same settings for all games. Save settings for different games as different profiles. That way you don't have to remap the buttons when you play a different game, and you can always review and change your settings in the app. Switching a profile is as easy as pressing the profile button on the Magic Pack. My own suggestion is that if you only use the pack for one game, the strike pack OTF setup is more convenient as you don't need to download the mobile app and do the setup and you probably won't forget your settings when you play it often enough. However, if you plan to use it in different games or try different settings in the same game, APP Magic Pack setting is much more convenient to use. blade design. The Impact Pack's paddles are close to the DS4's handle, its ergonomic design is cool and the paddles are easy to press with your ring fingers. The magic pack paddles are on the back of the DS4, I use my middle fingers to press the petals, but if you have your middle fingers on L2/R2 you can also use your ring fingers to press the petals. It took me a week to get used to the new petals. I saw 2 reviewers saying the blades were too short but that didn't bother me. Everything was fine once I got used to it. I've also found that the Magic Pack blades can be removed by loosening the screws. I don't know why this design, maybe the manufacturer can supply longer blades or offer an easier replacement for new blades if they become unresponsive in the future. if you don't have a cinema at home. The USB cable can be detached from the door opener as long as it is attached to the Magic package. I don't mind that as I always use the Strike with the cable attached (unplugging it turns it back into a regular DS4 controller). and can cause the cable to detach from the package, something I rarely have trouble disconnecting with in my year and a half experience. MOD and other features I mainly use packs for their paddles and haven't fully tried the MOD features of both packs so please correct me if I'm wrong. Both packs have Rapid Fire, Burst Fire, Anti-Recoil, Quickscope, Quto Run etc. Store up to 8 mods while Magic Pack users can install their own mods for free or load from their library, they can store up to 7 profiles in a magic pack . There are some additional features in the spell pack such as: B. an analog joystick. Dead zone adjustment, analog joystick acceleration level L2/R2 sensitivity adjustment. Conclusion: I think both products offer a great gaming experience, the paddles themselves are worth the money and after the first use you probably won't unpack the package anymore. Both manufacturers offer very good customer service and high quality products. So just think about how you are going to use the pack - play alone or not, or do you need the additional functionality of the magic pack. My final tip is to spend some time reading the user manual before you start using the packs!