Pros
- +Comfortable + Sensitive sticks + Good quality materials + Gorgeous design + Convenient key arrangement + Superb build + Redesigned D-pad + Soft and pleasurable key travel + Connection that is easy, quick, and compatible with a wide variety of devices +Compartment for batteries + micro-USB port (no need to look for some proprietary "special" cable)
Cons
- - The Cost - The Fact That It Doesn't Make Coffee =)
Pros
- User-friendly in terms of comfort. The perfect weight, neither too light nor too heavy. Really good coverage. Buttons with a moderately low volume. Connects quickly and painlessly to any Bluetooth adaptor.
Cons
- There is currently no built-in support for Bluetooth. The USB connector of the headphones is exclusively connected to the Xbox headset at this time. In addition to that, there is one major disadvantage, which will be detailed in the comments section below.
Pros
- 1. Compatible with the new Apple TV 4K. 2. The connection is established without any difficulties. 3. If you don't play your game very often, then regular batteries should last you for a very long time. If you play a lot, it can make sense to invest in some batteries for your game system. Indeed, and it will also benefit the environment, as throwing out batteries causes a significant amount of damage to the natural world. 4. By the way, a pair of batteries is included, so there is no need to rush off to the store to buy some. 5. If you own an Xbox or have recently purchased an Xbox One controller for Apple TV, you should be aware that the set-top box can accommodate multiple controllers at the same time. 6. Multiple controllers can be used for games that support two or more players simultaneously. I decided to get two of them so I could have company. Regrettably, there are not a lot of games like this available. Send a letter to the people that produce video games and ask them to include the option of playing a local game with two or more players.
Cons
- 1. You are going to have to spend a lot of money if you want rechargeable batteries rather than disposable batteries. This is due to the fact that the gamepad does not come with an internal battery. To our relief, the GP sells a package that includes a charger as well as four batteries for somewhere between 1100 and 1500. (for instance, the decision is entirely up to you). 2. Although the controller is equipped with a headphone jack, it cannot be used with Apple TV. Yeah, okay. 3. Initially, there were some technical difficulties. After using the gamepad, the Apple TV remote frequently did not function well; either the sensor did not operate everywhere (for example, in multitasking mode), or some keys did not work properly. Either putting the set-top box into a sleep mode or restarting it was the "treatment" that was administered. However following the tvOS ates update, it appears like a lot of things have been fixed; I don't see those errors anymore. 4. The Gamepad is incompatible with some of the tvOS features. It does not, for instance, allow you to rewind videos on YouTube. The functionality varies from application to application; in some, it does not operate at all, in others, it works in part, and in still others, it works within the boundaries that are established by the game or application. It's true that some applications have even the most fundamental features that don't operate well or don't work at all, such as the ability to navigate around the menu. Thus, the remote control will not be replaced by the gamepad. At least for the time being.
Pros
- Simple to connect to a computer, either wirelessly or via a cable connection.
Cons
- 1. The handles have enormous spaces between them 2. Button A does not work well
Pros
- - Redesigned rear triggers and buttons that vibrate - A more comfortable joystick form - Reduced sticks with serrated edges that DO NOT SLIP - A crosspiece with, according to the sensations, a separate button for each plane
Cons
- Surprisingly after the 360, the joystick is entirely different, despite the fact that it does not appear to be so at first sight from the picture.
Pros
- connecting to a PC with Windows 10 without problems via bluetooth (it is necessary to take the white gamepads of the TF5-00004 series). Two gamepads work at the same time. Regular batteries (both plus and minus). Nice material to the touch. White color.
Cons
- Regular batteries (both plus and minus). A standard Microsoft xbox one play&charge battery, complete with a cable, costs 1.5 thousand. On my copies, the right stick clicks (imperceptibly when playing).
Pros
- The best gamepad I have ever owned!
Cons
- you can't connect to a PC without wires
Pros
- Convenient form. Soft sticks. Very soft and obedient triggers. Better than controller.
Cons
- Tested on Windows 10. When connected via Bluetooth and vibration turned on, in some games half of the buttons stopped working and FPS dropped. Also, when connecting via Bluetooth, there was a delay.
Pros
- Comfortable. It fits the palm of the hand extremely comfortably. This is obviously a question of personal preference, but the same twin shocks are in no way within my control at all. Probably its capacity to last.
Cons
- Compatibility.
Pros
- Premium gaming level
Cons
- Didn't find
