Review on Gamepad Microsoft Xbox One Controller, white by Nguyn Quang Huy ᠌

I waited till I had some spare cash before purchasing it so that I wouldn't have to deal with emulators while connecting the controller. At first, I thought everything was great because it has a youthful appearance that is chic and fashionable. After the purchase, I naturally tested it to ensure that everything was functioning properly; but, because I didn't use a gamepad to play video games, I ended up leaving it in the box for more than half a year. But after that, I made the decision to play through Nio one more on PC with all of the updates. And then I observed one minor detail: when you reject the left stick (which is so revolutionary and unconventionally situated above the d-pad) and instead move it down to the right to the d-pad, it is already incredibly uncomfortable to swiftly touch this d-pad. There was no similar hat available on the PS4 version of Nio that came with a controller. I spent about a month playing Nio, and toward the end of that time I started to notice some oddities with the game. However, I did not place a great deal of importance on this, and I continued playing the game until I reached its conclusion. When I started playing Shikiro, which had been released at some point during the previous month, I quickly recognized that there was an issue with the gamepad. And more precisely, the right stick started behaving strangely, which caused the in-game picture to constantly be brought up. Obviously, I've become tired of this item; to put it gently, it's not exactly inexpensive, and I only purchased it with the hope that it will be of high quality and last for a long time. The warranty on the 12-month product had expired the week before. It has been discovered that issues with the sticks of these gamepads are not at all uncommon on the internet; in fact, there is even a video that demonstrates how to fix sticks in your own home. I even put this strategy to practice, and to my amazement, it was successful. But the reality is that it won't be for very long - the repaired stick held up for an hour and three games before the picture started to move back up again. In comparison to the controller, which has been operating normally and without a single report of malfunction for the past six years, this device appears to me as little more than a chunk of a brown substance.