I usually prefer wireless stuff, but I agree. People hate on wired cause it’s, old school or something I guess? I guess cause wireless is new, that’s better therefore. But wired is usually fine, and it’s out of the way. Except for when my baby brother runs through the room and trips on it, but generally it’s no big deal.
I honestly wouldn't put the Elite 2 on the list. I don't think it's that great for the price. It also doesn't have a dedicated share button and that really bothers me.
@@RedBandanaGaming That's a shame, I do hope you or your team might be able to rework this idea somehow. Did you sell the bad ones to viewers or was it a private sale?
Wire is good for FPS competition games. Your 100% right. Another thing a must have is button remapping and 4 back paddles. I only apply these must haves to games like COD. I still cant believe xbox doesnt do gyroscope controllers. PS still does and have these. I havent bought a controller in a while, but if your like me. Don't use aim assist with button remapping and gyroscope controllers (Which xbox dont have). You can be as good as PC players on competitive MMO games. I do okay with the last controller I bought the elite series 2, but Xbox needs to catchup with PS with gyroscope controllers. I have been a PS fan until this year i switch to xbox because of game selection. And I will have to say. Xbox is lacking in controllers. Hopefully next gen they will add gyroscope. Also the fact alot of controllers feel big in your hand and I have big hands. Elites series 2 is only good for about 6-8 months if your lucky and take good care of your shit like me.
Great video but the title is best xbox controllers. Why waste so much time talking about nostalgic choices that will never compare to the best ...which of course cost money💰. The title of this video is now just click bait after the TB Stealth PRO controller...smh
That's your opinion. It's wrong, but that's fine people are allowed to have opinions that are wrong. The title isn't click bait, nor was there a long intro of being nostalgic. Your attention span must be ZERO if you think that was long.
The fact that xbox still use AA batteries in their controllers baffle me. I just got a series s last week and wanted a sperate controller that i can actually recharge without having to buy a battery pack or rechargeable batteries. Your video helped a lot because now i know that wired is the way to go (even tho its 2024 not 2004 but ill put my ignorance aside🥲😅) ill check out some of the controllers you mentioned
Microsoft still uses AA batteries to make it easier to replace. If a battery dies in a controller with a built in battery and can no longer charge, it becomes a big pain to replace those batteries. With as many controllers Xbox releases it makes them usable for a much longer period of time.
@@RedBandanaGaming I understand that but I've had playstation controllers controllers that still haven't came into battery problems where the battery doesn't take charge anymore. Maybe the port gave trouble here and there but that's only if you don't take care of your controllers. So it's preventing something that not very likely to happen. I'm not trying to be a hater or anything but having to spend extra money on a battery pack and rechargeable batteries or just going plug and play is a huge negative for the Xbox
Battery packs will have AA cells. AA is the perfect balance between price, size, weight and capacity for small electronics. proprietary Ii ion/po packs would cost more due to packaging and extra charging circuitry.
Lots of excellent Xbox controllers showcased 👌🏽
I usually prefer wireless stuff, but I agree. People hate on wired cause it’s, old school or something I guess? I guess cause wireless is new, that’s better therefore. But wired is usually fine, and it’s out of the way. Except for when my baby brother runs through the room and trips on it, but generally it’s no big deal.
Awesome for my favorite controller brand and man that forza horizon controller is awesome I have it you didn’t cover the Elite 2 regular version
I honestly wouldn't put the Elite 2 on the list. I don't think it's that great for the price. It also doesn't have a dedicated share button and that really bothers me.
@@RedBandanaGaming you know that I never used the share button before
Hey Logan, are you and the RBG Team going to a worst controllers videos on each of the big three once your done with the best controllers?
🤔Hmmm. That's a good idea, but I've gotten rid of most of the bad ones. I either returned them or sold them. 😆
@@RedBandanaGaming That's a shame, I do hope you or your team might be able to rework this idea somehow. Did you sell the bad ones to viewers or was it a private sale?
Thank you g, nice video
Interesting controllers
I got drift on my elite 2 and I baby it.
My drift has happened with the regular series x controller in less than a month. UFC 5 and a lot of dead by daylight. But drift I do
The xbox series controllers are like a new sports car, they might look sleek and have new features but nothing beats the xbox one s controller for me
Wich one is best for gaming thats lower latency
Ive had many drift and button issues on ps controllers. Right out of the box even.
Wire is good for FPS competition games. Your 100% right. Another thing a must have is button remapping and 4 back paddles. I only apply these must haves to games like COD. I still cant believe xbox doesnt do gyroscope controllers. PS still does and have these. I havent bought a controller in a while, but if your like me. Don't use aim assist with button remapping and gyroscope controllers (Which xbox dont have). You can be as good as PC players on competitive MMO games. I do okay with the last controller I bought the elite series 2, but Xbox needs to catchup with PS with gyroscope controllers. I have been a PS fan until this year i switch to xbox because of game selection. And I will have to say. Xbox is lacking in controllers. Hopefully next gen they will add gyroscope. Also the fact alot of controllers feel big in your hand and I have big hands. Elites series 2 is only good for about 6-8 months if your lucky and take good care of your shit like me.
Can't stand the placement of that left option button. My thumb on the left stick hits it
Do u like the turtle beach over the elite 2?
Yes, quite a bit.
I wish the duke would have been wireless.
So do I, but imagine how expensive it would have been. Plus, the battery life would have been terrible with that lcd screen.
I have the g7se very precise controller lightweight its so good
i have drift cuz im dumb and let the kid use it I'm buying my own good controller so let me know the best
🤣 I don't know if you're trolling or not, but you'd be surprised how many times I see this.
No Xbox but important.
Nintendo switch 64 controllers are back in stock... Hurry
Great video but the title is best xbox controllers. Why waste so much time talking about nostalgic choices that will never compare to the best ...which of course cost money💰. The title of this video is now just click bait after the TB Stealth PRO controller...smh
That's your opinion. It's wrong, but that's fine people are allowed to have opinions that are wrong. The title isn't click bait, nor was there a long intro of being nostalgic. Your attention span must be ZERO if you think that was long.
@@RedBandanaGaming Who hurt you as a child.
Xbox controllers are made of garbage
The fact that xbox still use AA batteries in their controllers baffle me. I just got a series s last week and wanted a sperate controller that i can actually recharge without having to buy a battery pack or rechargeable batteries. Your video helped a lot because now i know that wired is the way to go (even tho its 2024 not 2004 but ill put my ignorance aside🥲😅) ill check out some of the controllers you mentioned
Microsoft still uses AA batteries to make it easier to replace. If a battery dies in a controller with a built in battery and can no longer charge, it becomes a big pain to replace those batteries. With as many controllers Xbox releases it makes them usable for a much longer period of time.
@@RedBandanaGaming I understand that but I've had playstation controllers controllers that still haven't came into battery problems where the battery doesn't take charge anymore. Maybe the port gave trouble here and there but that's only if you don't take care of your controllers. So it's preventing something that not very likely to happen. I'm not trying to be a hater or anything but having to spend extra money on a battery pack and rechargeable batteries or just going plug and play is a huge negative for the Xbox
Battery packs will have AA cells. AA is the perfect balance between price, size, weight and capacity for small electronics. proprietary Ii ion/po packs would cost more due to packaging and extra charging circuitry.
The fact that Xbox doesn't have gyroscope like PS5 baffles me.
I stopped using wireless controllers. Wired controllers don’t have that input delay.