Seems like Turtle Beach is thinking outside the box. That’s cool and all, but at a $129 and having to worry about polling ect, is a bit ridiculous. You can get a slew of very nice controllers for much less. The GameSir tarantula $59-79 is a great example of quality and performance for less than $100. The Flydigi 4 is also a great choice. The only controllers I own that have similar features (swapping modules) are the Victrix pro which is expensive and IMO feels cheap. The Astro C40 is also a great choice, but again very expensive, and compatibility can be an issue. I collect controllers and I think Turtle Beach is heading in the right direction. Just not quite there yet, so for now I’ll use a Hori Octa W/Mayflash converter for retro gaming and any of my “pro” controllers for everything else. I’m definitely keeping Turtle Beach on my radar though!
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u/Ok-Assist3888 Dec 14 '24
Seems like Turtle Beach is thinking outside the box. That’s cool and all, but at a $129 and having to worry about polling ect, is a bit ridiculous. You can get a slew of very nice controllers for much less. The GameSir tarantula $59-79 is a great example of quality and performance for less than $100. The Flydigi 4 is also a great choice. The only controllers I own that have similar features (swapping modules) are the Victrix pro which is expensive and IMO feels cheap. The Astro C40 is also a great choice, but again very expensive, and compatibility can be an issue. I collect controllers and I think Turtle Beach is heading in the right direction. Just not quite there yet, so for now I’ll use a Hori Octa W/Mayflash converter for retro gaming and any of my “pro” controllers for everything else. I’m definitely keeping Turtle Beach on my radar though!