Review on 🎮 Enhanced 2.4GHz 16CH Hall Sensor Gimbals RadioMaster Zorro Controller with OpenTX/EdgeTX System, ELRS Compatibility, and Batteries by Keith Baker

I took this to try and see if the 'game controller' style suited me. I'm used to the taranis q7 and jumper t16 and find them to be getting used to and maybe even better in hand. Some cons: The rubber cover on the bottom USB port doesn't stay closed and it's not a good design. it's just a rubber band. The batteries are smaller than they should have been, but at least they're a standard size and aren't hard to find if you order online. I ordered the 4-in-1 version and didn't have the 2s battery cable and plastic piece that reviewers on YT seem to be getting. The handles open to insert the batteries, but the cases are "uncomfortable" and some of the rails need to be aligned or they won't fit properly. not the best technique. The button labeled black has NO labeling (no white labels on black) so I have to keep looking for which of the left buttons to press. I might try adding some acrylic paint to the cavities in the buttons as they just can't be seen the way they are now with old eyes. The cardigans are ok. not super great, but quite useful. I think it's worth the price. I wouldn't pay more than $150 for tx16 and yet they go for a lot more; This Zorro is the only controller available that is semi-professional and configurable in a standard OpenTX way.