Review on Gamepad GEN GAME X3 Bluetooth, black/red by Agata Siejwa ᠌

Much has already been written here, and for the most part on the case, but perhaps it is worth clarifying what kind of animal it is again. The gamepad can emulate several popular branded controllers and it would be just fine if it did not do it crookedly. First of all, the problem is in the triggers, which, although they are pressed like analog ones, are just buttons. The field of the sticks is square, with a round course. Not very convenient. The accelerometer is missing. Vibrations, by the way, are also, of course, not, but for a self-powered device, this is not a very big minus. Now a very short memo in addition to the instructions: 1. B+HOME - Sony PS4 controller Wireless Controller (STANDARD GAMEPAD Vendor: 054c Product: 05c4) (There may be glitches on Android due to buttons instead of axes. Venda sees and detects normally.) 2. R1+HOME - Xbox 360 Controller (XInput STANDARD GAMEPAD) (There may be glitches on Linux, but works flawlessly on Windows.) 3. R2 + HOME - Pro Controller for Nintendo with terrible input delays and a generally crooked implementation. 4. Arrows + HOME - something for debugging. Perhaps there is some benefit, but I did not find it.