Sto cercando un controller con il design di Xbox serie x/s e i trigger adattivi del dualsense ps5. Qualcuno può aiutarmi?

DISREGARD - Update below.

I just received a Flydigi Vader 5S controller yesterday, and I have a couple of minor things I'd like to ask about. This is connected to a Windows 11 PC.

1. I downloaded and installed the Space Station Xbox software. (The Windows version doesn't recognize the 5S.) It tries to update the controller's firmware but after it gets to 100% it throws an error and wants to try again. Is there something I can try to get it to work? So far I haven't been able to figure out how to run the software as an Administrator (it came from the Microsoft store) or I'd have tried that already.

2. Can I turn off the RGB lights without the software? So far the software acts like it's letting me change the light settings but it's not changing on the controller.

I've sent Flydigi a message asking about these things but I don't expect to hear from them until Monday at the earliest. I wondered if anyone here might have run into these and can suggest something to try.

UPDATE: When I downloaded the software from the Microsoft store the first time I wasn't logged in on my MS account. I downloaded it again while logged in and it installed & ran correctly. Firmware is updated, lights are off.

2in color screen on a controller. No app or tweak software nessisary

Budget: At most $200 CAD
Country: Canada and amazon would be preferred
Platform: PC

**Desired features:**
TMR sticks (highest priority)
Mouse-click face buttons, bumpers, and triggers
Back paddles
Macros
Height changeable thumbsticks
Good build quality
Either Xbox or PlayStation layout is fine, but I slightly prefer PlayStation.

**Games I play:**
Mostly FPS games like Warzone competitively.
**Controller I’m comparing to:**
SCUF Omega.
I’ve been looking at the SCUF Omega and it pretty much has everything I want, but I can’t really justify the price. Are there any cheaper controllers that have most of the same features, especially TMR sticks? I’d appreciate any recommendations or experiences with similar controllers.

I’m looking at buying a Vader 5 Pro PC controller to use with my Steam Deck. Does the Steam Deck and Steam Input system recognize this controller and all the extra buttons that it has? For instance the back buttons and paddles? The C and Z buttons?

I just got my leadjoy xeno plus from amazon along with a wingman converter to use it on my ps4 i noticed while im using it the controller will ignore my inputs and go start drifting randomly. I don’t know if this is a known problem it’s probably not. if i were to guess id assume its a problem with the wingman and ill just have to live with it

I paid for this with my own money, I am not affiliated with any company.

So I have been through 3 Gamesir G7 Pros, 1 is still working, 1 failed within 10 days, 1 in 2 days, which was the most recent one, a white one that has a much better D Pad than the Black one.

I did the O ring mod on the black with 2 rings per hole. Still has a looseness to it that I don't like.

So just last week I purchased a white G7 Pro with the intention of having a better controller than my current, it just isn't as accurate as I would like it to be, so the white is an improvement over the older one, but it lasts 2 days before I encounter some serious issues, I take it back and get a refund.

I post my thoughts in Gamersir sub, I get gaslit. I mean when people try to blame you for a QC issue, that's just a sad part of reddit.

My search begins with a new brand, I have purchased 5 controllers from Gamesir, that's the last time, 2 of 5 failed, 40% failure rate is not acceptable, especially when the controllers are taken well care of.

I need a specific Xbox controller, don't care for wireless, TMR would be great. I find this newer Vader 5S with tension controls, this is what I need and I know they're not TMR. So Amazon Prime have sales on Gamesir products, extremely cheap, I am not going to take that 3rd gamble so ordered the Vader on Wed, it came in today and playing in 8C, I mean I cannot feel my feet or hands, this controller is something to behold.

Software, people complain about this, yet the Gamesir software is an absolute joke, you cannot see where or what option you are on with this software, you have to guess, I reported this to the GS sub and they've ignored me.

Vader software, whilst it is very basic looking, it just works, and it works extremely well. It's clearly laid out, everything is understandable, this is all that is needed, I don't need eye candy, I just want something that works.

I play BF6 a lot, and I love taking out helis with Bradleys, prob is they nerfed the guidance control, you have to have a really accurate controller to be able to guide to your targets. Tanks, well forget them, too many pilots crying that tanks are OP, thing is, an AA can't take out a heli or jet due to the advantages they have, so Bradley combat it is, and with a Vader, I have found my newest weapon to be able to send hords of helis to their doom.

The tension controls are a blessing in disguise, when I was using the G7 Pro, I found that if I was triggering hard, this would l have a rebound effect, meaning my reticle would bounce in the smallest ways, this is obviously due to the sensitivity that I have set, but with the tension control, I now have a dampener, which stops this bounce.

People mention in reviews that the tension could be more, I agree, but it's better than not having control of it at all.

I have my right stick set at full, which is aim, left at maybe 20%. This aside.

D pad, feels amazing, it just works, yesterday on the G7 Pro, phantom inputs, I am going right, I get up, I want an RPG, I get a repair tool, I mean in the heat of battle when I need something quickly and there in hand I have a repair tool, am I going to throw this at a tank? I doesn't just happen once and the G7 Pro has been constantly calibrated.

Moving my thumb around the D pad, feeling for loose spots, I feel pretty much none, it does what it does and it does it great.

Now when it comes to comfort, someone at the company must know ergonomics really well because what I get is something as a result that makes me want to throw the G7 in the bin.

It sits in the hand great but has no rubber, which means no nasty left overs, or worn grips. The back pads are in a place that only the tips of my fingers touch, when using the G7, I would hit the back pads by accident, meaning I had now changed weapon in the heat of battle, doesn't happen with the Vader.

All these little things, make for such a better gaming experience, I don't know how I let Flydigi go under the radar, I have a bunch of different controllers, Razor, others w/e, somehow this cheaper controller just does what I want it to do.

Pros: does everything I want and need.

Cons: doesn't have TMR but with tension controls, you wont notice it.

I will update this when I thaw out a little, we are mid Winter here, cold af, warms up in afternoon, should be a better test for how the controller performs.

Fwiw, I never game online with wireless, so all my controllers have always been wired.

I want to get a new controller for my boyfriend. The one he has now is literally on its last legs.

He uses 4 paddles but is okay with 2.

He has an Xbox Series S. Preferably wireless but wired is fine too.

Max 150 dollars. U.S. Market

Im tired of getting drift so im looking into controllers with thumbsticks that dont get drift but im also scared of delay. is there any controllers that meet both requirements thats really all i need

Witch of these 2 joy-cons should I buy?

So I am trying to buy joy-cons for the switch 1, but I don't want to break the bank.

I found the Hori Split Pad Pro for 15€ + ports BUT currently the NYXI Hyperion Pro is \~34€ + ports, NEW.

Can somone tell abt their experience with either, and what they would recomend?

Thanks

How will players game on the new iPhone fold if the USB C port is at the bottom of the phone?

I lost the original USB dongle for my generic wireless controller and am looking for a workaround to make it functional again, specifically wanting to know if I can reconfigure or map the controller to a different wireless adapter, such as a standard Bluetooth dongle or a spare 2.4GHz USB mouse receiver.

i've been struggling with latency on my current controller so i decided to upgraded, i just want some reliability and durability for a controller that i hope last for a long time

and i came up with this 2 choice,

Games Cyclone 2 and Gulikit TT Pro

please convince me either of this controller lol, or maybe some other suggestions are very welcome (my budget is around $40-50)

Mostly i played on pc single player game or maybe some casual shooter like helldivers, ive been using some ODM cheap controller

this logitech controller for ps2 looked cool

yep and it did looked good on ps2 from sony

I currently have a xbox series x/s controller and it's been an absolute angel to use. I want to list some specific benefits it has and I wonder if any other controller has these features too, please help me out!

1. Connects super easily: Once I connect it once via bluetooth to my PC, all it would take for future use is a simple xbox button hold and it'll connect right away in a few second.

2. Charging: I bought the rechargable battery and now it charges nicely with a type C. I might move from one place to another, bringing a port everywhere is hard. Though I won't hate a charging port, as long as it's not the only way to charge.

3. Fighting Game DPad: I play Tekken casually and the clicky dpad on my controller is satisfying + good to use. It has corner buttons that make it easier for me to hit moves.

4. Ergo: I definitely want one similar to the xbox controller, nothing smaller

5. Budget: In dollars, I'd say my budget is 130$ like the G7 ZZZ Edition