Review on Gamepad Sony DualShock 4 v2 CUH-ZCT2E, Glacier White by Vassil Botusharov ᠌

In the event that an original controller is located nearby, you are able to evaluate both of them based on their weight; the product that I review will be simpler to use. I have seven times expressed my remorse that I did not pass over the products immediately, as soon as I became aware of the potential issues with them. Got pros: It is simple to attach, like the first one, which came with a curling iron, and because it is considered a controller, there aren't any issues with it. That wraps it up. Having these drawbacks: The plastic produced a creaking sound very immediately after use. After a couple of months of play that was not very intense (because to the fact that the original was also played alternatively), the keys R1, R2, L1, and L2 began to creak and make a lot of noise. Seven months after the initial purchase, both the R2 and L2 keys began to fail and stop working, and the problem was practically identical in both cases. In spite of the fact that this should never have happened in the first place, the sticks became stuck a few times. The right stick has a consistent two or three percent offset from the dead zone, and it even moves with a slight crunch that is almost perceptible to the naked eye. In general, beginning with the product itself, one experiences anxiety and disappointment (