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Rapporter et problem med oversettelse
it does have the more rubbery grips and trigger limits and a few other things like that
but its still the same pcb as the regular $40-50 controller
sticks will drift after a year of two of use
if yours is the launch xbone controller, non bt with face plate plastics not around the xbox button
the xb s/x controller is much nicer build inside
if you don't like sony and don't want to use any external programs to get them running then opt for one of the hall-effect sticks / triggers controller from 8bitdo, gamesir etc. got some of those since I like to try out different controllers and they work great. since there is no issue with stick-drift you can easily reduce the deadzones to 0.01 which to me is a lot better than the default xbox controllers.
however despite owning a wall of different controllers and not owning a playstation for more than a decade now, I still prefer sony controllers.
The Elite 2 has been a solid controller for me, little on the pricey side when I bought it, not sure what they retail at these days but no complaints. Extra back paddles are really useful but make sure you download the drivers from the Microsoft store should you choose to delve in, extra paddles won't work correctly without it
Also to note, I've never tried the bluetooth capabilities of the pad, I've always used a fast 5m data cable with mine and it's always worked great. the day it dies I'll be replacing it with another one for sure
its a problem with the pots in the stick wearing out
with daily use, it will take 1-2 years for it to drift
they wear out on the xbox and ps and switch controllers
the only real fix is the hall sensor stick modules for the switch controllers
https://www.amazon.com/Switch-Replacement-No-Sensitivity-Replacement-thumbstick-Nintendo/dp/B0BPS1R5D8
and yes setting any playstation controller up on windows is a hassle. I have to download ds4windows and then run it? inconceivable
hahaha bro go easy on steam-users. most don't have a built-in sarcasm detector
In YOUR opinion, I've personally always loved them. That's the beauty of opinions. To each their own....
Didn't pay for it, was a gift from the missus, nothing to defend....
Yep, well aware of what to use, been and done it. Forza Horizon 4 on the Microsoft Store required hoops to get the DS4 controller to work. OR, could just use a native controller and think nothing more of it....
8bitdo
gulikit
all have hall effect sticks and triggers with bluetooth. I think all three have back buttons too. if you want the best gamepad with more features and better deadzones then don't buy any xbox first or third party gamepads. playstation is the only option for that
but obviously you already have played with xbox and didn't see any issues or look at the options I recommend and save money
I played both fh4 and 5 on the xbox app, using a dualsense with ds4windows... didn't have to do anything lol
this isn't my experience since even diehard xbox fans use third party controllers... I played yakuza too and it worked fine on my dualshock and dualsense.
stick drift is a big problem on xbox controllers. I have tested 6 new series controllers until I gave up and asked for a refund. the store I bought it from, even tested them and confirmed my results in front of my eyes. one of the employees even admitted people return xbox controllers more often than ds.
you probably have drift and don't notice it or it doesn't matter inthe games you are playing.