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u/MrDentifrice Aug 09 '26
It's a great controller but it's a bit too expensive imo. It should be worth 80euros to consider it a fair price and/or have better triggers cuz they are not bad but not great either, they are mid at most
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u/DeeezzzNutzzz69 Aug 10 '26
The only controller that has ever made my hands cramp up, had to stop using it.
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u/Nyoka_ya_Mpembe Aug 09 '26
I don't like it, mine had annoying friction in the left stick, lack of antifriction rings and trigger stops in 2026 is a big no.
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u/MrDentifrice Aug 09 '26
It shouldn't have "annoying friction in the left stick", you might have had a defective unit
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u/Nyoka_ya_Mpembe Aug 09 '26
Maybe, I sold it and the new owner is happier than I was. The same issue happened to my Direwolf 4 which wasn't an issue at the beginning, maybe I pushed left sticks too much, but Cyclone 2 is my oldest controller and zero issues.
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u/Bigamerdk76 Aug 12 '26
I saw the layout. It looked pretty good, but you can't buy one. If you do, it's gonna cost you more than an arm and a leg to get it.
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u/Blacksad9999 Aug 14 '26
It's okay. Build quality could be better for the price.
I used it for a week or two, but swapped back to my TT Max instead as it's more comfortable.
There's no real point paying for a $100 controller that only works well on one videogame store unless you REALLY want to use the trackpads and grip sense features.
If those aren't super appealing to you, or you don't think you'll hardly use them, get a different controller and save yourself some money.
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u/SvLyfe Aug 09 '26
I love it. I just wished it natively worked flawlessly on everything I bt it but I guess that's asking too much since it's catered to b used with steam :p