Review on Gamepad Sony DualShock 4 v2 CUH-ZCT2E, red lava by Adam Nikodem ᠌
The quality is top notch and I recommend the product for purchase.
You could spend a lot of time debating which is superior, a PlayStation or an Xbox, an Android or an iOS device, etc. The price of a PlayStation 4 gamepad is the sole motivating factor behind the decision to purchase one. A few hours before receiving notification of the accumulated incentives, I placed an order for a gamesir t4pro on Ali for $1,920. In hindsight, I probably would not have made that purchase had I been aware that an original one for the PS4 retails for $2,290. I purchased it in its entirety for a retroconsole, the individual parts of which are currently in the shipping process. When I finally get it put together, I'll be able to play it on my computer as well as my retro console. Do you suggest getting it or not? Because everyone has different expectations for their electronic equipment, I am unable to provide a clear response.
- Price, I was able to purchase it for 2290 p. (the retailer offered an additional 700 in discounts). No dead zones. The gamepad functioned properly with Windows 10 without making any tambourine noises in any of the games I used it with (so far, I've only used it with snowrunner and mk). This comes as a huge shock to me because, prior to this discovery, I attempted to connect gamepads from an Xbox One (both wired and wirelessly) to a personal computer (PC), but the latter did not work in games despite the fact that xbox-sovskaya responded to the pressing of buttons and analog sticks in tests.
- Although it does not have a replaceable battery, I do not believe that this is the first person to point this out.
