Review on Get The Ultimate Gaming Experience With OUBANG Ymir Elite PS4 Controller With Turbo And Back Paddles by Israel Thurow

Overall, this Oubang PS4 Game Controller has some nice features and a couple minor issues.Pros:-bigger controller: the controller reminds me more of an Xbox style controller. wider and thicker than a stock Sony PS4 controller, but without the offset joystick setup. It’s easy to grip and hold.-textured bottom plastic: the top piece plastic is nothing to write home about; it’s a milky generic smooth plastic. The bottom piece though, has a nice cross-hatched pattern that makes for an easy and comfortable grip. The tapered ends of the controller handles also are long enough to grip well.-rear programmable buttons: I have some hand nerve damage, so I use the Sony Back Button accessory with my stock PS4 DS controller so I have buttons on the underside of the controller. This Oubang controller has two buttons on the underside that you can program, making it functionally equivalent to the Back Button setup.-USB C Charging port: yes! quick and easy charging with a cable everyone has!Cons:-rear buttons are too short: they work well, but only the very tip of my fingers can reach them, and I have large-ish hands. Ideally, these rear buttons should be longer for easier access.-battery rattle: at least I think it is the battery. tilting my Oubang controller lets me hear -something- sliding around inside the main section of the controller. It’s not the vibration motors, so the only other thing it could be is the internal battery. It should have a fitted spot for it, or at least some hot glue to keep it from rattling around.NOTE:The instruction manual is well done but confusing. it’s printed on both sides with essentially the same instructions? I finally figured out that based on the rear nameplate, I needed to follow the setup for the "Ymir” device layout. but then it also says "Ares” on the page, which is a different rear panel setup on the other side of the printed docs.Also the instructions for programming the rear buttons is a little whack. here’s my attempt at making it clearer:1. Long-press the Turbo and either the M1 or M2 button for 2s, and the RGB lighting around the Touch Pad will flash GREEN 2 times.-in the original directions, they say "press Turbo and M1/M2 button” which makes it seem like you need to press all three buttons together; instead, it should be Turbo & M1 or Turbo & M2 for programming.All in all, these are very minor issues for a good working and reasonably priced PS4 controller replacement; do give it a look!