Holy shit man, I don’t know why RUclips recommended this to me, but your Minecraft server was the first server I ever played on back in the day. It was a good time, thank you for that.
I can't believe how good this controller feels for the price. Im very picky about what controllers i play smash bros on, ans this works really well so far!
@alexk4062 It feels much better than most third-party controllers, and it's about $20 less than a switch pro controller or a dualsense controller. It doesn't work on XBOX currently, but I don't need it to. I play PC and switch. Much to my surprise, I'm happy with my purchase. The joysticks are surprisingly high quality for the price, and that's one of my main hangups about going third-party. Face buttons feel pretty snappy despite being membrane. Triggers don't feel as great as a switch pro controller, but they also don't feel bad like they're going to break. They have an analog feel like an Xbox trigger, which is fine.
Do you have to pair the controller to the switch everytime you want to use it? I cannot get mine to automatically connect unless I go into the controller settings and readd. I would like it to automatically connect and wake my switch like my partners cheaper controller does.
Holy shit man, I don’t know why RUclips recommended this to me, but your Minecraft server was the first server I ever played on back in the day. It was a good time, thank you for that.
That's awesome! What are the odds?
I can't believe how good this controller feels for the price. Im very picky about what controllers i play smash bros on, ans this works really well so far!
It's cheaply made but expensive, no reason for abyone to buy this over a regular Xbox controller.
@@alexk4062Why would anyone buy xbox controller for pc/switch?
@alexk4062 It feels much better than most third-party controllers, and it's about $20 less than a switch pro controller or a dualsense controller. It doesn't work on XBOX currently, but I don't need it to. I play PC and switch. Much to my surprise, I'm happy with my purchase. The joysticks are surprisingly high quality for the price, and that's one of my main hangups about going third-party. Face buttons feel pretty snappy despite being membrane. Triggers don't feel as great as a switch pro controller, but they also don't feel bad like they're going to break. They have an analog feel like an Xbox trigger, which is fine.
@@alexk4062i doubt you could even afford one lol
@@HappyYummmy yeah, you got me. I can't buy a third party controller made in China 🙄🙄🙄
Thank you so much for the tutorial. Keep up the good work.
Thanks for talking about programming the back M buttons.
Thank you 🫡
The triggers are actually analog? And how's the Dpad? This looks like a nice controller...looks like an XBOX Series controller for Switch.
Am I not able to just take that dongle and plug it into the PS5 or Xbox Series X and use it for those?
Do you have to pair the controller to the switch everytime you want to use it? I cannot get mine to automatically connect unless I go into the controller settings and readd. I would like it to automatically connect and wake my switch like my partners cheaper controller does.
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I'm guessing the lavender controller is the wife's...