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The price corresponds to the quality. A great buy for once/twice a month use. I do not recommend it for regular daily use.
Relatively inexpensive
Classic PS state of mind
Vibration
USB-C
*"2.4GHz" connection
Turbo button (can be a plus for some)
Interchangeable D-Pad
Switching on/off with the "Home" button is a severe blow next door. (often when you try to turn off the controller, the corresponding "gaming-menu" application linked to the button is additionally switched on the device)
The driver does not recognize how it is connected to the device when it is turned on. (Wireless or wired) Always use the appropriate shortcut key for proper pairing. (also via cable)
*The "2.4GHz" connection feels more like a slightly stronger Bluetooth. Just move a few meters or hide the dongle behind a piece of cardboard and the remote is right out.
Turbo button (a minus for me personally) If the omlyem turns on, need to look for an online PDF guide on how to turn it off again
If you're not familiar with Stick Drift, you'll become familiar with it very soon in this situation
There is no dedicated place on the controller itself to hide the dongle
I have had the driver for about a month now and I am very happy with it. I especially welcome the ability to connect the controller via USB when the batteries are low, but even in wireless mode it performs much better than the Logitech F710, which was also bothered by the fact that it is hidden a little behind the keyboard due to the location of the dongle. As such, the controller then connects wirelessly via the Home+Y button combination when using the dongle. If you use Bluetooth, the combination is slightly different. I'd stop here though and point out that when connecting via BT, a lot depends on your BT, so there can be lags etc. Personally, I don't use this option. When connected via cable, just plug in the controller and you're ready to party.
What I really like about the controller are the beautifully sensitive levers that don't drift. In short, there is not the slightest problem with them.
The controller's workmanship may look cheap at first glance, but when you pick it up, it's quite sturdy. If I were to compare this driver to the Logitech F710, I would say this one is better so far.
Classic lever layout
Fits well in the hand
3 options for connecting to a PC - two options do not require a dongle
Built-in battery
Steam game support
Possibility to exchange the arrows on the d-pad for other arrows
Reducing the intensity of the vibration occurs when the Turbo function is switched on - so it must then be switched off
Difficult to connect at first, but eventually I found out it was the Steam drivers
D-pad is a little unresponsive - you have to press the buttons a little harder
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