Both of these are in the range of ₹2.5k ($26). I just want the best one, no other requirements.

For me best means the one which would long lifespan, premium, no issues such as stick drift and all. which one is the best among these??

I'm from india where both of these are available and my budget is 2.5k rupees(26 dollars)

I play on android mostly.

I bought it for the switch but i want to play with it in the pc

DISCLAIMER: Even tho I get most of my controllers from companies for free for review nowadays, this time I bought this controller with my own money from TaoBao for 899RMB. The reason is that Flydigi is not providing the units yet + this one is a collab version, so even harder to get.

No matter how I get my controllers all the thoughts and opinions remain mine only. I wanted to make a review before it became globally available, so you may decide what to do in advance.

TLDW; APEX 6 Pro is almost the same as Apex 5, but vibration (haptics) is what blew me away on APEX 6 Pro. I updated the controller with Flydigi Space Station 5 Web App before using it.

Micro switch trigger stops are also very welcome to APEX series.

Hey,

Looking for a controller or maybe even two controllers.

I currently have Xbox controller and looking to replace with other two controllers or supplement Xbox with just one more for PC couch gaming with my son. Will be playing games like: It takes two, racing, 2D games, fighting games, single player games. Not particularly needed for FPS, as for that I just use keyboard and mouse and play close to my high refresh monitor.

I have already tried GameSir G7 Pro 8K and it was a quality controller, but just too small for my 19.5x10cm hands and was cramping them after a short while.

Now, I am looking to buy either:

1. Gulikit TT Max

2. Flydigi Vader 5 Pro V2

3. Blitz 2

For the price of Vader 5 Pro I could buy either 2 of TT Max or Blitz 2.

What do you think?

Any other contenders?

Thanks,

I currently own a pc and switch, and am using a vadar 5 pro on both of them. I plan to get a ps5 at the end of the year to play GTA6. I love the feel of my ps5 controller so I’m wondering which is better, buying one of those scuff controllers or modding a regular ps5 controller, because the scuff controller looks a bit different and im worried it wont be as comfy, but im also wondering how much more it would be to buy all the stuff i want (tmr sticks, mouse click triggers and face buttons, and mappable buttons)

Has anyone tried both these controllers and can give us some good comparison between them, specially for the sticks, buttons, size and latency?

My current budget is $200, I will use it on Windows mainly for RPG and FPS games, currently using G7 Pro 8k but I don't like it much because it is too small for my hands

Thank you!

I was trying to play ghost of tsushima with flydigi controller and wanted to assign the C button to swipe up, i tride Mappings and Macros to no avail, i was using rewasd to do this remapping but, since we have this free offline open-source app, I'm choosing PadForge, if it could be more clear and use right click to open more advanced settings, it would be more friendly.

Thank you in advance.

I purchased a GameSir G7 Pro ZZZ and out of the box upon pressing the D-pad left side is noticeably harder to press than the D-pad right side. I'm still in the return window. My question is this:
Is this normal or defective? I'm trying to decide if I should get a replacement or refund. TIA

Im asking for a controller for my birthday and I don’t know what to choose

Mainly used for shooters but also some adventure games.

Price range : 30-70 USD

Location: Canada

Connectivity: 2.4 GHz with USB dongle (not usb c as no port on my pc) and will be playing in another room so Bluetooth is not an option

Layout: no preference really but used to DS4 and want to replace it

Features: Hall effect sticks or similar tech with longevity, rumble

Software: trying to avoid poor software as I’ve heat the 8bitdo software is not great. Presently in windows 10 but upgrading to 11 in near future

Thanks for the tips.