Review on DualShock Wireless Controller PlayStation Midnight Playstation_4 by Adrianna Jaroszak (A ᠌

Name: DualShock Wireless Controller PlayStation Midnight Playstation_4
Item: DualShock Wireless Controller PlayStation Midnight Playstation_4
Rating: 1

April 05, 2023

The disappointment is complete, the product is not at all what I imagined.

I simultaneously snatched the Xbox and Sony joysticks. Heaven and earth are like this. Although the Xbox has some quality concerns as well, they are reasonable and do not affect the game. Using the Xbox controller makes playing every game more practical (including MK11). The Xbox controller has all these features, but the Sony controller does not. Comfort in the hands, high-quality materials, and high-quality vibration.
Separately, I see a straightforward, nondescript container with the gamepad inside that is not tightly packed (it dangles a little in it). Additional quibbles. Xbox is preferable, though, if you want to create a "wow impact" and the gamepad will be given as a present.
If you play on a PC, there is just no reason to get this joystick.

Pros

via Steam, beautiful bespoke lighting.

Cons

One is vibration. The joystick rattles when the vibration speed is low (as in the MK11). Indeed, to the point that I had to disable Steam's vibration. I took it to the Sony-recommended SC (service center), but it was sent back saying that "strongly rattling vibration is the usual." Either there is no vibration quality by design, or this is indeed a marriage that the approved Sony SC does not want to recognize. The vibration is not an issue even in Chinese joysticks. Regarding the Xbox gamepad, where there have been no reports of vibration at any of its speeds, I'm already keeping quiet. I see that while you can play with vibration in games that only utilize vibration at high speeds (such as The Witcher 3), you must either turn off vibration or use headphones when playing games that use vibration at low rates (but the sensations in the hands from such vibration is also not pleasant). 2. The cross's excessive sensitivity. If you don't hit the key exactly in the center, pushing any navigation key also activates the last one (when you press "left", you also press "up"). The crosspiece is appropriately pressed on both the Xbox gamepad and the Dandy gamepad, so perhaps it's just a matter of habit. This is the "usual," claims the same SC. 3. A knock can be heard inside by horizontally moving the off joystick. Some of the parts are not bolted together, as if within the joystick. Once more, per the SC, "norm". 4. A slight click can be heard when the top right trigger is depressed, but not when the top left trigger is depressed. Once more, the "norm," as per the Sony SC's advice (he is there alone, when trying to report a problem through their website). 5. Difficulty connecting to a PC versus an Xbox (but this is still bearable, because it is done once). The controller will still be recognized as an Xbox controller in PC games, which is why the key labels on the screen are inaccurate because they are meant for the Xbox. Batteries 6. It is preferable to bring a gamepad with batteries (which can be swapped to rechargeable ones), as you can only complete the game using the keyboard otherwise (if on a PC).