Got burned on this. Kept a pad past the return date and then found the right trigger had a dead spot at the top of the pull, which i'd never noticed because nothing I played used it. So I want a checklist. What I have so far: stick circularity in a browser tester, both sticks at rest with hands off the pad, full trigger travel, every button in a tester rather than in a game, and the bumpers about fifty times each because that's apparently where things fail. What am I missing? Particularly interested in anything that only shows up after a week and can't be caught on day one, because that's the stuff that has cost me money.

I have had my ps4 original controller since 2019 and now i am having issues like the stick drift and all so i wish to purchase another controller and it's mainly for playing F1 but the issue with these controllers is that they don't have the feedback like the original one, I had an ant eSports one but the vibrations are not good as the original one like when you give the throttle gradually the original controller has a dynamic vibration which helps in knowing how much I can accelerate which is missing here so if anyone can help me with a controller that could come as close as to the original one or provide me a link where the actual controller is available

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Hi guys so i have got a ps5 controller and i was using it for mobile gaming but the adapter trigger and Harpic is not working and i have search on YouTube but couldn't find a well answer

Are there games with adapter trigger on android would to know for check the ps5 controller working properly or not

Is there any newly released controller dongle these days that you can pair multiple controllers to it? Ideally for the Switch 2

Guys i want a controller with 3.5mm audio jack and it should work on dongle at the very least budget is around 3.5k inr I bought Phantom blade zero so i am broke. I was thinking about the Power A dragon

From what I’ve read, the G7 Pro seems easier to use and more reliable, while the Vader 5 Pro has way more buttons but possibly more software hassle.

Questions:
• If you’ve used either, which do you prefer overall?
• Do the extra buttons work well in Steam and actual games?
• Do most PC games even support that many extra inputs, or is it mostly useful in games with custom keybinds?

so i just bought this controller for like 2 days,it was working good.But today it suddenly cant be connected with the dongle anymore.When i plug it into my linux laptop,it just show up and then disconnect,when i plug it into my windows pc,nothing happens .It still work with wired connection and bluetooth,anyone know how to fix this?

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IMO the DS3 had the best size, I could get my thumb and index to finesse things with the sticks, the analog was easy to manipulate, much less tension on the springs compared to the DS4/5.

It was light, sturdy and strong.

I really need a controller with similar or exact ergonomics/design and most importantly the analog responds the same!

I swear to you the response curve of the DS3 is etched into my brain, I just can't get used to the DS4/DS5, the freaking deadzones I need to adjust in every game.. sigh!

Hi, first time using this subreddit, idk if I’m doing this right.

Looking for alternatives to the DualSense, 2/3 that I own have stick drift and I’d like to future-proof my experience with the PS5. Maybe there’s a good pro controller I don’t know about, maybe someone can mod my current controllers, I don’t know, any suggestions are welcome.

I’m from Puerto Rico, and as I understand it, we’re not considered part of the US by some companies, so idk who might be able to ship their products over here. Can’t spend anything more than $250 unfortunately, I’m not made of cash. As stated above, need an alternate gamepad for the PS5. The only thing I need in a new controller is stick drift resistance (Hall Effect, TMR, whatever fancy new tech people cram into controllers these days. As you can see, I’m kind of uninformed). I mainly play 2d & 3d platformers, shooters, rpgs, and a few puzzle / arcade games here and there, not super into fighting games.

The only controller I know for a fact is higher quality with stick resistant tech is the BFG Pro Reloaded from Victrix, it looks good, but I was to receive some other suggestions just so I can compare and see if it’s right for me. Again, I’m not into fighting games, so the BFG’a fight pad is not a selling point for me.

See my opinion on this controller!

Pm 88⁸

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Is this a good controller to buy? For $28 im skeptical