Pros
- The sound of the buttons is really pleasant, and the tactile sensation is on top. Feels like you're pressing a mouse. The previous gamepad creaked heavily when twisted (twisting in the literal sense). There is no such thing behind this gamepad, there is a quality assembly. The plastic doesn't smell. Basically, it is odorless. Removable sticks, different heights. On the left set a semicircle. I didn’t like others (I play a certain game, so sunken ones are not suitable). Vibration is not uniform. Feels consistent with the actions in the game. Wired. The cable is long, with a winding. Because I use it only on a PC, I specifically chose a wired one.
Cons
- 1) The problem with the right stick, namely, when pressed, there is no characteristic click, as on other buttons. You need to press at a certain angle, but still the feeling that "slips". In view of the fact that by default I do not like to put pressure on the sticks, I reassigned them to the rear add. buttons. And even when rotating in a circle, a metallic crackle and slight resistance are heard (as if it is clinging to something). The left stick works smoothly and is pressed as expected. 2) Problem / defect with both sticks. When tilted all the way, the stick hits the body, which is very annoying. 3) Very bright connection indicator (I had to stick a piece of paper). 4) The Razer Controller Setup software is slightly buggy. Sometimes you arrange the buttons, and the software freezes and does not save. Renaming a profile doesn't always work. It is important that while the icon is spinning in the upper right corner, the software does not exit, otherwise all settings will be lost.
