Review on Gamepad Microsoft Xbox Elite Wireless Controller Series 2, black by Firash Smark

My review has already been rewritten three times by me. And I've already switched the gamepad six different times. Either the drift of the left stick, or the A, Y, B, left, and right buttons, which operate reliably in every other situation. Although I adore this gamepad, this amount of marriage really gets on my nerves. These are some advantages: - Charging through a USB Type-C port (plus a great cable included) - rubberized handles adjusting the stick's degree of responsiveness - at long last, bluetooth - The responsiveness of the gamepad, further discussion in the comments - brand new, extra-wide tops for the sticks - an integrated battery despite its advantages. - The left stick broke after three months, and now it pulls me forward; I can't believe it; how is this even possible? The level of craftsmanship is not quite up to par. Everything is fine with the "A" button, but if I'm being completely honest, I almost never push the conventional "A" button and instead utilize the levers on the rear of the controller. - The first iteration did not include the typical caps that go on sticks (in the form of mushrooms), and customers were unable to order just the caps individually. - internal battery that cannot be removed - Upper levers that are extremely small, and the kit does not include any large levers.