Is this the END of stick drift? Hall Effect Gamesir G7 SE for Xbox
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Packing durable Hall effect sticks, the $45 Gamesir G7 SE controller for Xbox is made to combat stick drift.
Timestamps:
0:00 intro
0:58 Hall effect overview
2:04 design and comfort
3:20 back buttons
4:22 the sticks
7:13 rest of the buttons
8:26 final thoughts
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Hall effect sensors should be the norm for newly released controllers, much more reliable, better accuracy and prevents e-waste.
Companies like xbox, PS and switch probably want us to get stick drift because it keeps us buying controllers from them
@@mamosenpai7849 Yeah, very likely
@@mamosenpai7849 Old controllers coming with resistive sticks didn't drift as quick, nor as much, if they ever did, because dead zone was pretty large. So it physically drifted but had no effect in gaming.
Now we want to play FPS with controllers giving as much accuracy as possible, or we want very reactive sticks, and this comes with very small dead zones making controllers way more drift sensitive.
It's not only a matter of planned obsolescence, but also a matter of new needs we gained over the years, and lack of hardware compatibility with these needs.
Big brands should solve this by using hall effect sensors, but then we must accept that batteries get empty faster because hall effect sensors are thirstier. Battery life is a big marketing point and brands don't want to look like they do worse on that front.
Brands have to adapt to new uses, and hall effect is a great tool to do so, but we also need to understand and accept the trade off.
corporations dont care though.
@@sergiolandz6056
Neither do [people]...
"corporations" don't actually exist, like countries. They're an idea, supported by people, and on this planet those people are [human beings].
Take a moment to realise just how little effort we collectively put into the act of [maturing as a species].
We don't care, collectively.
We may have these subjective feelings that make us think that we care. But like an abusive spouse claiming to love their significant other, you can't just feel things, you have to act on those feelings appropriately otherwise you're just lying to yourself and others.
In that same way, we lie to ourselves.
Pretending that we're doing enough, when clearly we are just waiting for things to change while we waste time playing a game called [society]. 🤦
Definitely gonna have to try this. It's infuriating how all the other controllers are designed to quickly wear out so you have to buy more.
Love this. Racing pedals switched away from Hall sensors years ago!
I've been using Hyperkin's new Xenon 360 controller since its release and have not experienced any stick drift. I absolutely love this controller, almost an exact replica of the old school 360 controller.
Till PS3 and XBOX 360 times I never had issue with stick drift. Sticks get broken replaced everything else but never a stick drift. PS4 and Xbox One era started this crazy stick drift phenomena.
Same here. Never remember having to replace any 360 controller for stick drift, since Xbox one I've gone through 3+ controllers with stick drift
It’s an epidemic on the Series X and PS5. These companies discovered they can make a lot of money selling replacement controllers!
Every Console controller should’ve already been using Hall effect sticks without question as these are billion dollar corporations knowingly using defective sticks and they’ve been doing it for years and what’s sad is the Sega Dreamcast already had these Hall effect sensors almost 30 years ago when everything was made to last
Thank you very much I've been looking for a video like this so I can use the back buttons
My MS controllers always end up with a bumper or trigger failing. How are the bumpers and triggers on the Gamesir?
This video and many like it are completely misleading. The reason the gamesir has such great numbers with that tester is that by default the gamesir has a 5 point dead zone and the circularity is set through software adjustments. To actually test the gamesir correctly, you have to change the stick inputs to “raw” and remove the dead zone adjustments in the gamesir software. if you do that it’s still a great controller and often better than stock Xbox but not by the numbers shown in this video. I still think this is the best controller you can get for a reasonable price ( and has Hall effect sticks!). it’s a great controller I’m not knocking it. I just don’t like being misled.
Built in deadzones are the reason the thumbsticks performed so well. You gotta put the thumbsticks in raw mode on the software to get the actual accurate results
If i Change the software on PC Will It save on console aswell?
@@sosa8549 The configuration saves on the controller, so yes.
Is there an app I can do this on or something? I'll be using it for Xbox.
@@Ash_HudsonDid you get a reply? I also want this for my Xbox, is the software available there?
@@pressrepeat2000yes there is an all for Xbox to change and update the controller and settings for it trigger response times dead zones etc
Went into my archives and found my 1st ps 1 and 1st ps 2 controllers,, still work as new no stick deift, no drifting or weird deadzones.. 😉 They don't make em like thwy used too..
Yeah, my PS1, PS2 and PS3 controllers are still working great. I'm sure my PS4 controllers are fine as well.
Hello, I saw your video about the Xbox Elite 2 and GameSir G7 SE controllers. During the Circularity Test, there's a significant difference between the controllers. Is this noticeable when playing FPS games, or not that much? I'm unsure whether to buy a controller with better sticks or with more customization. Thank you in advance for your response.
Hey great video. The G7se has built in deadzones which needs to be disabled through the nexus software. Once disabled and the raw mode enabled,the sticks will show resting position like the standard,also the error rate will be around 10% instead of .5%. In my review I found them to work best in raw mode and a lot of commenters agreed. I personally never had stick drift in 20years(so so lucky) I did, however,have had issues with bumpers and buttons.
try playing cod modern warfare 2019 for 2 years and see if you have stick drift then
@@obye hey man been playing ever since COD2 on Xbox 360 launch. Always play multiplayer as well, last campaign I played was original modernwarfare one. Currently I’m at 101k kills in mw2, so I do play a lot of cod. If the drift is at the rest position and don’t interfere with gameplay, that’s ok, the springs loose strength and the stick never comes back to centre. The issue would be if the sticks don’t register input properly by you.
All the controllers with zero deadzones, even my new G7se has drift on rest position. Sometimes controllers have built in deadzones, like the victrix gambit, they’ll show proper centre as they are ignoring 5-10% input. In G7se case there’s a 10% deadzone applied out of box that has to be disabled in my opinion, as it performed way better for me with it disabled.
@@obye Or any of the EA Sport game like FIFA or NHL....the beat down on the controller sticks is real 😂
Is the nexus software on a manual when you get the controller, or is this technically modding the controller?
Any decent setting for apex legends at all. Can't seem to find a happy medium using this pad
Only controller i use now, over the elite controller and regular controler, best controler ive ever owned
One thing I’ve noticed with these cheaper controllers is an issue with audio quality output through the mic. How does it hold up in that regard? Does your voice sound as clear to other players compared to the default Xbox controller?
that’s what i’m wondering aswell
Controllers with hall effect joysticks should be the standard for the next generation of consoles. Instead of adding all the haptic feedback features on the dualsense (they're cool, but they aren't priority number 1), Sony should've put hall effect joysticks in them
I had this controller for a good min not issues other getting used to the sticks.
I am comparing it to the original Microsoft controller and the 8bitdo controller. I am pleasantly surprised by the build quality. All the buttons click very well, and there is no creaking even with a strong grip on the controller. The volume control works very well.
Now, the most important aspect, the thumbsticks. They are very precise with zero dead zones and no drifting. There is a suitable material around the thumbsticks, and they move very smoothly at maximum tilt, unlike other controllers. Whether it's prone to malfunctions, only time will tell.
Just ordered this controller i can't wait to aim assist kids in Apex legends
Can’t be getting too many kills though cause you’ll lose RP unless you play like a rat
How is it ?
@@isaacw.107I play like a rat cuz i sneak around with a sniper
Update: not true anymore. I've leveled up immensely in Battlefield 1 and been gettin slowly but surely more superior to my inferior peers.
yeah but the buttons ain’t colicky
How’s the controller?
loved it so far , cant comment on the dirability yet . I love how the cable fit in in the hole so the plastic protect the plug , my last controler fall on the ground and the cable plug break inside the controler . I assume its not gona happen with this one .
How about the bumpers/triggers? are they good for games that uses them much such as Elden Ring?
I wonder if the sensors can be swapped into another controller? I would love to swap these into my Elite Series 2 controller.
MOST people don't understand that the potențiometre Is not the only thing that causes drift,the springs also can cause it...and for MOST Xbox controllers that kind of drift developes very quickly unlike sony's controllers,i tried the normal g7 and even brand new the springs were awful...
Bought this yesterday and it arrived yesterday. I play on pc and have been using DS4s with the sony back button and decided to give this a try because the DS4 is still $60-65 haven’t tried it yet but from the reviews Ive watched, the latency is good, the stick drift can happen but takes a while and hardly noticeable. And the smaller feel in my hand and the longer handles feel better for my smaller hands and the buttons sit right where my middle fingers rest. Problem is im used to my paddles or buttons being used by my ring finger so it’ll be frustrating re-learning that. But im going to be plugging it in here in a couple hours and getting it set up. I’ve heard of people having problems with it disconnecting and reconnecting during games but that seemed to be a small handful of people. If this thing feels good it will be the best controller made for its price.
I'm trying to use this on PUBG and no matter what settings/calibrations I try, the left thumbstick just will not activate a full run action. Very frustrating.
Ive been looking at this controller constantly for almost 2 weeks, finally decided to buy one today with Kontrolfreek FPS Galaxy white Thumbsticks. Thank you for this video and imma sub to you man. Keep making these fanatics video
how did it perform for you?
the longevity for a normal joystick is like a year (at the max), i cant easily replace the left joystick censors with censors from my old 360 controllers, which is just sad. plus a new stock controller is like $80, $50 for a potentially non-drift controller is a steal
great video. BTW do you happen to know what is the largest xbox x controller? i have a little trouble with my hands and find the larger controllers like for example the nintendo switch pro controller fits me better. Bigger and slightly angled outword would be great.
The Xbox controller is slightly larger than the switch pro controller.
@@84jdgregory not really. The switch pro controller is wider and the flare of the handles is greater . Works much better for my large hands. I'll never understand why controllers keep both our hands so close together when distance is more comfortable.
@@jstones9872lol. Google switch pro controller size comparison. Same width, Xbox controller has a larger body with a more aggressive flare on the grips.
@@jstones9872 The duke from hyperkin is gigantic.
will you let us know stick drift of this controller in 6 to 12 months time?
I have the G7 SE. What a huge difference it has in the way the sticks feel. Way smoother than my Xbox controllers.
I bet G7pro model gonna come with clicky button,hall stick,more rear button, wireless.
Have you tried the Dualsense Edge?
I like my GameSir G7 SE however I'm a bit miffed that even though they've included a swappable magnetic facia, there's only one available online for £20. 🤔
Only problem i have with this g7 controller are the back buttons i wish they were raised alittle higher they are almost flush with the controller i has to go back to my old power a fusion pro2
This controller is an absolute sleeper unit, gone through 3 stock Xbox controller and one battle beaver and they all had some issue either with the sticks or bumpers, granted this is lighter in the hand then a stock Xbox controller the sticks are a dream, the overall feel and comfortability and the price point with back buttons are unbeatable then anything else on the market.
Do you know when its gonna be wireless or any wireless compatible one thx
Never
Wwhy does every hall effect controller put the start/back buttons so high up?!
just ordered as my second series x controller started drifting really bad
we are back to 90s no warless
I have another controller from this brand which uses hall effect sticks. They are just amazing
How difficult are they to clean compared to the alps
Is there any input delay
They are easy to clean. Just a few swipes and you are good to go.
@@qzqz_1 in the software of my unit which is the t4 kaleid, there are options to adjust polling rate. If I set it to 1000hz then I cannot feel any lag or delay
@vutunglamhoang8686 yah, but what about on xbox
Hey great vid! How was your family getaway? 😁
It was great! Lots of good family time :)
@@9to5toys Good to hear, I hope you feel refreshed to make some vids again
Is the G7 SE Controller a Wired or a Wireless? Will it work without the wire with a Xbox Series?
Non official xbox controller is wireless
Could I just buy this and plug it straight into my Xbox or do I have to plug it into my pc and adjust it?
It’ll work straight into an Xbox
So how is everyone doing with this one? I’ve looked at a few reviews and some people are saying they still get stick drift very fast, or even out of the box?
i have this , in currently looking for a stick drift fix
have u tried that deadzone thing,about which there was a video on channel "The PhotoTechny"?
Does it work on Xbox one?
when it comes to kontrolfreeks on this controller does it use ps5 or xbox ones bc the sticks look like the ones found on the dualsense
Does not work with Xbox style control freeks I cannot say about dual sense style working for them.
What I do know is that you can remove the magnetic face plate and very very easily replace the stick caps with any type you like. There's an industry standard and most stick caps will fit. Definitely any stick caps that are meant for Xbox 1 and series x controls.
I replaced the stick caps with extreme rate swappable sticks. They have a much better feel and they do fit control freeks meant for Xbox although they are extremely tight on the extreme rate sticks.
Have to get ps4/5 freeks
@@jackal1115think I can put my swappable elite sticks in it?
I never had drift in a controller until i got the nintendo switch and now the new xbox. I wonder what changed in the sticks?
same here i got a series 2 core controller and right out the box it came with drift lol... unreal but never again will i buy their product, actually this makes me want to switch to ps5 ( hoping they have better controllers durability wise )
@@sergiolandz6056 they dont
I’m on my 2nd Xbox x controller. I want a hard wired controller. The MS cable connection is trash and horrible fitted. I’m considering this. A plug in cable at the controller itself is a negative.
very informative.. does anyone know which car game he is playing
Forza horizon 5
@@imastexi2515thank you
This controller is affected by the new license policy?
Does KontrolFreeks fit on this controller? Thanks
PS5 ones are needed. Weirdly the Xbox ones don’t 😂
Any ps4/ps5 freeks
@@autoscopy thank you. 👍🏽
Do the sticks accept kontrol freek xbox x/s or ps5/4?
PS4/5
It’s a pity the controller doesn’t have the option of playing wireless but it’s still a good controller
Are you able to switch the thumb sticks for Xbox ones
No. You can get any control freeks that fit Ps4/PS5 sticks. They fit perfectly.
I've been through 3 OEM Xbox controllers due too stick drift in 1 year. Just picked this up and we will see ....
Any updates ?
@@kien197 hello ! Update: I highly recommend this controller. Hopefully GameSir releases a Wirelsss version. Pick this controller up ASAP
@@AndyKard84 hell yeah thanks for the update
@@AndyKard84 btw how is it compared to xbox series x/s controllers ?
@@kien197 everything about the GameSir controller feels right, from its rounded edges too it's. Comfortable thumbs sticks. The controller doesn't feel cheap in any way. An added bonus is it will last a lot longer than the Microsoft controllers. As I explained stick drift is quite common with the MS controllers and I'm sick of that shit!
great video! thank you!
Any idea why they do not do this in wireless ?
My guess would be because MS uses a proprietary wireless protocol and no third-parties are allowed to use it
this controller is official licensed by Xbox. they didn't make a wireless one to keep price down and hall effect sticks use more power than potentiometers. it's a small tradeoff I'm willing to take
Just bought this controller because my Scuf decided to crap out. The sticks on this $45 controller feel better than any other controller I’ve ever used.
I don’t need four back buttons/paddles - even when I have them I only use two.
This controller definitely punches above its weight, and I’ll definitely be holding on to this for a while until I’m ready to buy another SCUF controller.
should i buy scuf or this?
@@noqn1308 Honestly it depends on your preferences and needs. Personally, I don't really enjoy using 4 paddles, I prefer 2.
If I didn't already have my scuf I would be perfectly fine with solely using/owning the G7 SE because I play shooters on PC exclusively.
With my Scuf controllers, it's always the joysticks that crap out way before anything else. With the G7 SE I likely won't have that problem ever.
For $45 you really can't beat the value.
But it's not more expensive. I mean, it might be "double" the price, but we're talking few bucks or half of few bucks per pair of sticks. That's "saving" cents instead prolonging service life for year or two. Ridiculous. Hall sensors used are those like sot89 package or smtn, they cost 10 bucks per ribbon (100pcs), and you use tiny magnets. The only trick is to position everything right and to calibrate, the same problem as with pots. But you solve it once and start production.
It's more likely they just prefer selling controllers more often. Though, gamers are part of the problem here - you can buy those modules from China for 2-3$ a pair, you just need to open the controller, remove and solder the new ones, but we're lazy. And these modules are different, some are for this, some for that controller, but almost every third-party gamepad will be compatible with some of them. Sometimes you'll have to bend some wires and that's the biggest problem you can face. But, we don't do it, we just buy another because we wanna try another controller anyway.
While there're sheep, there will be wool.
That Israel spf shirt fire
Should have been macro back buttons. That was the deal breaker for me. Maybe in the future we will get macros and trigger stops with Halleffect joysticks
Eh honestly different for me, I ain't even gonna use back buttons lol I'm just tired of how cheaply made first party series x controllers are, this will be my 4th one and I don't plan on buying them every single year anymore...
Should definitely try this one, it's my daily driver, best xbox controller I've ever used
By macros you mean those buttons that do whole actions with a push? You wanna get banned from games?
Can I click r3?
I just picked mine up for 30 dollars 🎉
Is it better than the normal xbox controller?
Yup. I love it
@@alexki8513 really? I've seen many people complaining about the quality. Can u tell me more about it ? Ty
Will kontrolfeaks fit on it?
The ps4/5 ones work
How Long Is The Cord
3m :)
Does it come in black? The pull rate on a PS5 controller is 8000hz. Making aiming in shooters really responsive and highly precise. This controller is the only Xbox controller that has a 1000hz pull rate. All other Xbox controllers have a pool rate of 500hz. I'm very curious about this controller. Any chance you can make a video about controller pull rates?
xbox series have 125hz
PS5 is not 8000hz it just repeats the same values to meet 8000hz. the highest it can go for real values is 1000hz which means there is no latency difference between 8000hz and 1000hz in this situation
@@allaroundgaming100 bro thinks playstation controllers are 8000hz haha.
doesnt come in black as far as i know but you. can replace the faceplate with a black one
I wish they release a different color.
they have swappable faceplates for this controller, I bought it with the black one. but yeah the rest of the controller is still white
Cant wait to use these on rocket league
Most of my analog stick drift not from not just the potentiometer part is faulty but the rest of the analog component, the middle spring, the plastic leg holding the potentiometer crack, etc, esp if u play first person shooter daily using the push button to run alot. Hall effects wont magically makes the stick last longer, just reduce potentiometer part being seasoned, but the rest of the body are still plastic that is prone to damage from heavy daily use. Till the day someone compare day to day use of these hall effect analog in real daily use for same hours vs old alps sticks, i wont buy into the hype of it.
does this controller uspport kontrolfreeks?
Yea but you need to buy ps4/ps5 kontrol freeks because the thumbsticks are Playstation style
@@uEK97coupe do they fit properly?
@obye yea kinda snug but they fit good
This bulshit problem only exists from xbox one and PS4 era because all manufacturers went dirt cheap on us whilst UPPING controller pricing..
We all have controllers from the 90s and 2000s that still work.
Can you update us after four months?
Will this still work when Microsoft cracks down on aftermarket controllers
It will,cuz they've certificated it
Just give me the sticks themselves I'll put them in my controllers instead of selling whole controllers.
Controller software has to be hacked and corrected so it understands hall effect sensors data. It's not as "easy" as soldering new sticks.
@Bloodysugar it would not be hard at all to have the boxes themselves translate the values that xbox controllers are looking for guilikit already makes stick boxes that fit in the exact footprint of an Xbox controller but they haven't released it for purchase and haven't done the appropriate software programing yet. It's coming though.
you say that you dont know for sure if companies only use potentiometers because hall effect sticks are to expensive. Really. Maybe look into what the gamesir t4 kaleid cost. same company, but this controller cost 45 dollars and has hall effect sticks and mechanical face buttons. plus it has a gyroscope (wich xbox controller dont have). now tell me agian if you dont know for sure if tit is just greed. You CAN say that these components are not that expensive, because there are more companies who only sell controllers (and no big consoles). who seem to be able to provide controllers with more features then the standard console controller, for almost have the price. Look at some controllers from flydigi. especially the vader 3 pro. It has hall effect trigger, with a trigger lock that slides in mechanical mouse switches. plus it has mechanical face buttons and hall effect sticks, 4 back buttons, and gyro sensors. for 80- 100 dollars. The flydigi apex also has mechanical switches, 4 back buttons mechanical triggers, and it has an extra wheel (it is also completly remapable on rewasd). The controller cost 90 dollars.
Flydigi is a small chinese company, and solely relies on selling controller for the mobile phone and pc market. Especially geare towards gyro players on pc (wich is already a niche market). So if big companies like Sony charge 200+ for a pro controller that only has 2 back buttons and trigger locks (wich are not even that quick compared to flydigi controllers). plus you can only remap the dualsense edge on steam or rewasd if you enable the default profile. This controller does not have hall effect sticks or mechanical face buttons and triggers. And they lock the profiles to the edge controller instead of letting people who own the normal dualsense also make custom profiles (minus the back buttons).
The 8 bit do uiltimate bleutooth controller has hall effect sticks and two back buttons. the king kong pro 2 from gulikit also has hall effect sticks and some form of mechanical buttons. for 60 dollars. lpus both have a gyroscope, and maybe even a accelerometer. You can also adjust the profiles on pc. So why are youtubers to afraid of actually calling out these practices as greed. RUclipsrs are way to cautios and afraid of offending Either Sony, Microsoft or Nintendo. RUclipsrs might suggest that they think it is greed, but never fully commit to a real opinion. Maybe just call it out like it is. there is nothing wrong with that. Just stick to your guns people.
i love how the sticks go 100% back to center instantly, no play.... The stick do not move around at all, tightly locked in. Out of the box playing COD, besides the cord, the back button and start are a few centimeters higher, center Xbox button does not feel as smooth as regular xbox, that was the only things I had to get used to, which is honestly non issues for me. Just wanted to be honest. A,B,X,Y, sticks, and triggers feel better than a regular Xbox controller. Shell does not feel like a Xbox controller, it has a texture on the back, not a bad thing, just different from normal. Its lighter w/o my battery pack. If I shake a regular xbox controller the buttons and sticks jiggle, the game sir does not, no noise at all, feel like everything was built to precision, quality is on another level vs xbox there. If this was wireless I would suggest Xbox make it their normal controller that comes with the system.
This product state's it's has an "ANTI" ability, which is like saying something is water Resistant. Which mean's it's not WATER PROOF. Anti drift isn't anything close to "NO DRIFT".
But it cant drift, its not possible...
Yea it has 50 million clicks of the button before drift becomes a possibility and it’s €50 so by the time you’ve clicked 50 million times you’ll have the money to replace it
I got one and it has stick drift😢 out of the box
And Microsoft's response to aftermarket controllers that are better than theirs is to ban the use of any wireless controllers while still supporting wired controllers thinking that people will want to stick with wireless?
NO!
I've just paid £39.97 for a GameSir G7 SE and then £12.99 for a 5m cable, both from ebay.
Microsoft can kiss my ours!
😊😊
It's great until you realize the 7mm sticks instead of 9mm throw off all accuracy
Mine came in the day before Christmas, plugged them in and defective out of the box. What the fuck
Hall effect joystick controller:
Nintendo ✅
Xbox✅
Playstation ❔❔
The amount of money I've had to put forth on new controllers over the past 4 years is enough to break my bank. The big 3 companies love the expendable controller model , it is an easy profit for them. Be very careful buying Microsoft controllers from Amazon especially. Nearly all of them had a major issue within a month if I bought it for a few dollars less on a sale or not.
It's a crime that they get away with this. I literally bought my last Xbox controller from Microsoft last month & getting this sent today. Edit is my poor spelling. Adios
u have to review it after 6 months to 1 year and see if this is still gd
1 week of use on the G7 se, no drift, still feels out of the box.. I bought a regular Xbox controller and had noticeable drift in 2 weeks last month.
Wired only means :(
GameSir needs to make a wireless controller.
It comes with a 10 ft high quality cable. Loving mine so far. Very responsive.
Trouble with hall effect sensors is they suck electricity a lot more than resistive sticks. It may be frustrating, but at that time we can't have driftproof sticks, fast response time AND long lasting wireless use. It's a trade off we got to understand and accept. It may change, but that's where we are right now.
Planned obsolescence
circularity error has nothing to do with stick accuracy. analog sticks are not built to draw perfect cirles its just sofware giving you that 0.5 percent . stock xbox and ps controllers draw a rounded square because it translates diagonals better in game. set the deadzone to raw and use that instead.
Over hyped. With no adjustable triggers and face generic buttons it's a hard pass for me
The hype is mostly for a controller with Hall effect sensors to be sold at an affordable price
enjoy your stick-drift
Microsoft needs to be sued for making Xbox controllers the worst out of any controller;Broken bumpers and stick driftv
My G7 SE actually has stick drift, not crazy but srill drifts to the right. Any ideas?
Return it, it’s likely that your controller was shipped with malfunctioning sticks
4:35 snapping back to 0.00002 means it has a default middle cirdcle deadzone henc eu can see 0.00002 always, it doesnt mean that the stick is 100% acurate smh
You should not use that point for a review
@@ricepatty4047 I use a thrustmaster and it has 0 initial deadzone, same with ps controller. You should know better than replying about something you have no clue of
@@AnnoyingPennyironically you’re wrong, I respect the confidence though
If you are questioning why companies like Microsoft haven't switched to this technology (like you said, because of creating endless need to purchase controllers) then I cannot conceivably take your review seriously
Looks like nobody has taken the silly comment seriously.......
The end of stick drift.. ? No, maybe the beginning of a new fad of huge dead-zones in analog sticks..
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Hard to understand what you're talking about. I have this controller and I set all dead zones to zero in game and in nexus software. There's no dead zone at all. There are the most accurate most responsive sticks I've ever played with. Beats out the Xbox elite v2 by a mile.
@@jackal1115 I can tell..
so what is your point? people say they use enable raw input in the software to remove any internal deadzone for the controller..@@Costinmusca
@@prodbybrii people don't know what they're talking about, just the same as you.
@@Costinmusca I’m not talking about anything.. I don’t even have the controller… I asked you to explain what you are saying. No need to be a little bitch
phobs did it first
Wired controller is absolutely useless
Any competitive player would never use a controller wirelessly
Even if you're a casual who plays singleplayer games
It comes with a 3m cable
+ you never have to worry about battery
@@suzuyajuuzou4389 but i just play single player and have never fou any sort of brothersome lag. Its great to be tangle free.
@@bishalscreation with a 3m cable you can be as free as you want
I understand your point tho
I just like not worrying about charging the controller
@@suzuyajuuzou4389 okay 👍
I do not mind using a wired controller that have hall effect analog sticks. That is more durable than a controller that doesn't have them.
I have been gaming for over 30 years and have never had stick drift on any name brand (PS, Xbox) controller... Crazy how over blown stick drift is. Stop dropping your controller or calm the f down lol.
Never played FIFA.
@@Mcfc2Rich Played Fifa for well over 2 decades and stopped because it's the same bs money grab every year. What's your point? I can control my anger and frustration. I'm old, no fucks given!
If you play hardcore ie many hours a day every day MS controllers don’t last on Xbox. My first series x controller had stick drift in less than 6 months. My second is bad at the wired controller port.
Put 2000 hours in rocket league, I got 4th new controller because of stick drift.
Maybe play competitively