Thought it was a surprise that we have no “controller” OT for controllers, accessories, etc. We need!
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PC – Premium: Fly Degie Apex 4 (~ 130 US $), Xbox Elite Controller 2 (~ US $ 210), Glocet King Kong 3 Max (~ $ 80 US $)
PC – General W/ Alps: Dual senses (~ 70 US $), Xbox Controller (~ US $ 60)
PC – General W/ Hall Impact: 8 Bitdo Ultimate 2.4GHz (~ $ 50 US $), Flydigi Vader 3 Pro (~ US $ 60)
Xbox – Premium: Xbox Elite Controller 2 (~ 180 US $), Victrix Pro BFG (~ 180 US $)
Xbox – General W/ Alps: Xbox Controller (~ US $ 60)
Xbox – General W/ Hall Impact: Gamer G7C Wired (~ $ 50 US $), 8 Bitdo Ultimate Wired (~ 45 US $)
PS5 – Premium: Dual Sense Edge (~ US $ 200), Victrix Pro BFG (~ 180 US $), Nicon Revolution Pro 5 (~ US $ 200)
PS5 – General W/ Alps: Dual senses (~ 70 US $)
PS5 – General W/ Hall Impact: N/ A (PlayStation 5 is your only option for cheaper hall impact controllers on March 22, 2024.
Switch – Premium: Glocet King Kong 3 Max (~ $ 80 US $)
Switch – General W/ Alps: Nintendo Switch Pro Controller (~ 70 US $), 8 Bitdo Ultimat C (~ US $ 30)
Switch – General W/ Hall Impact: 8 Bitdo Ultimate Bluetooth Controller (~ 70 US $), 8 Bitdo SN30 Pro+ (~ $ 50 US $)
Switch – Jokon’s change: Mobapad M6 HD (~ $ 80 US $), Hori Splt Pad Compact (~ $ 50 US $)
Mobile – telescope: Gamer G 8 Galileo (~ $ 80 US $), The spine one (~ $ 140 US $), Roger Cashi V2 (~ $ 120)
Mobile – Premium/General: None of the aforementioned console/PC controllers should work on mobile, only Google for compatibility.
Note: These recommendations are fully the same as I have received from the current webuses and impressions, I am sure, I have my own basic prejudices. This list is not complete and if there is a controller you love that you look lost … Feel free to complain about my recommendations, and/or tell me to add something!
What are the “hall effect” sticks? Why are they better?
Hall bearing sticks (and triggers) use magnet -based potionometer. These are the ones who read your directional or stress input. In traditional ALPS -based sticks, plastic pieces are rubbing against each other (as well as a carbon sheet) that wear them and cause them to be “loose” and report that they are moving in one direction. In the hall -impact applications, the magnet’s position is the same as the information sends – so very little material is rubbing together to cause the collapse, and thus, the flow of the stick.
What are the “dadsonz”?
The dead zone is an area of analog stick that does not report the movement until their doorstep is crossed. The less the dead zone, the more sensitive your movement can be. This is why properly Callette Hall Effect Sticks can work with very little dads, but you will find many dead zones and errors in traditional ALPS -based sticks.
What is better? Bluetooth, 2.4GHz wireless, or wired?
In theory, Wired> 2.4GHz> Bluetooth. In practice, it depends on the controller! For example, dual senses have Bluetooth lettuce 5.54 MS, while the Xbox One controller delays 5.71Ms when the wired. It is better to use a site such as Game Pedla (or Google/Reddate to ask others that information is not available).
What is the “polling rate”? Does it help delay?
The polling rate is the rate on which the hardware sends information to the host machine. The theory, the higher the polling rate, the less possible delays you can experience. In practice, when it is great, too much controllers of polling rate are amazingly delayed in high input – and in some cases, the opposite is true. Just do your research is better or ask about a controller if you are interested in whether the polling rate is reflecting theoretical delay in delay in input.
Are third -party controllers naturally damaged/lower standards?
Depending on it. In recent years, companies like 8 Batdo, Fly Degie, Gameser and Glacket have been releasing some of the great controllers of the third party, which are grossly competitive in blood quality compared to first -party controllers. On the other hand, long -lasting peripherals such as PDP, power, hyperkin, etc. make up their non -premium price options less Less sustained controllers.
Why aren’t recommendations for Fight Pad and Steering Wheels?
Absolutely, he specializes in the scenario of his use of the matter that I didn’t want to bleed OT with him. You want everything about them here!
Why just modern platforms in Ramemendations?
From this place the community comes – OT is the only room. Found a new N64 Controller like Brooller 64 to talk? 8 Batdo nine geo -controller? Talk about it! Educate us all.
What should I avoid?
You should try to avoid cheap, drop -controllers from sites like Temu and AliExpress. They are often complete Evasts that work for a short period of time, but their quality is not guaranteed. You should also avoid the controllers of the name that claim to have a hall -impact sensor – they probably do, but they may not be properly caled for it, and using it may feel terrible because they are reporting all kinds of false information in comparison to how you are trying to use it. ۔
What is the best controller?
There is no, the only answer for this. Finally, the controllers are sapot. What can be the “best controller” for someone else may not be relieved for you, or it cannot work on your choice platform, etc. The answer is the Japanese seagan Saturday controller, though.
Game Pedla – A combination of Community Independent input Lativity Numbers for Controllers.
/R/controller – The purpose of hardware controller users for competitive gaming (mostly) a subdidate.
Xbox Design Lab – A site of Microsoft that designs your own Xbox Controller.
Extremely – Customs rounds and click button modes make the third party. Many of their products are already available on Etsy.
Color ware – A Premium Controller Customization Shop Ala Xbox Design Lab, but much more comprehensive (and pressur).
Box Pixel – Creator of metal shells for Joey and other Nintendo handhelds.
I have no affiliation with any of these companies mentioned anywhere in OT and none of these links are links.
