Review on Gamepad Microsoft Xbox Elite Wireless Controller Series 2, black by Aneta Poss ᠌

I must say right away that I have not used Elite 2 from a PC, I can’t say anything here. On the original gamepad, the “B” button began to slip for me, a double click occurs. In my opinion, this is a disaster, because the gamepad ran 500 hours at the most. I hope Elite will be more enduring. Pros: Flexible settings, finally the ability to charge from usb-c, a very cool case and a lot of interchangeable nozzles / petals. And, perhaps, a limiter for pressing triggers (triggers), I think it will be useful in racing simulators and arcades. Excellent quality materials, quite weighty (which is a definite plus for me) and tactilely pleasant. Does not slip, does not crack (compared to the basic gamepad, against the background of Sony it is still tin). The autonomy is sufficient, I can stick for 5 hours - there is enough charge. Cons: Where do without them: PRICE AHTUNG I bought it at a relatively profitable price, although even 16 k for a gamepad is like that 🥴 RRP on Elite 2 is now about 22-24. Considering that the younger Xbox S console is quite bought up to 30k, this pricing looks absolutely wild. LOUD BUTTONS I don't know what the heck lies on a soft-touch console, but gamepad buttons make a disgustingly loud click when pressed. Elite 2 is much quieter and generally bearable, but I remind you, we are discussing a device for ~$350 Perhaps everything.