Review on 🎮 ESwap Pro Controller - Take Gaming to the Next Level with a Professional Playstation 4 Upgrade by Scott Ramu

First I got this controller back in July. I've been using a standard DualShock controller for 4 years and it was my first "professional" controller. First impression, it's big. It was weird to hold in my hands at first, and as someone who plays a lot of FPS games, it was quite difficult to reach the L1 and R1 buttons. You get used to it and of course it depends on the size of your hand. It doesn't have hair stop triggers like the Scuf controllers, but you can remap the triggers to behave like hair stop triggers. Everything else on the controller feels very fluid and comfortable, with each button press feeling like a mouse click. The buttons on the back are comfortable after a week of using the controller. Although I have no paddle/button experience, I can't compare it to other controllers. Now, after about a month of use, I've noticed the left stick starting to drift. I really want to emphasize that I'm not pressing any buttons, I'm not pressing my thumb too hard or anything. It wasn't a big deal because I found that I could unplug the controller for about 3 seconds and then plug it back in and the stick drift was gone. But this is September and the left stick is terrible. Right now it moves by itself and the only solution right now is to buy a whole set of mini joysticks which will cost around $40. There are also times when I try