ROG Raikiri II Wireless Gaming Controller

Get him the Flydigi - Vader 5s (new official licensed controller), it cost the same as a standard Xbox Series Controller $60-70. With features the more premium Xbox Series Elite 2 which would cost twice the amount. Since you are looking for a gamepad that has modules/sensor. That would develop less

In regards to the sticks and stick drift, I wouldn't worry to much about it unless you are buying a controller with ALPS potentiometers (which no one is really using right now except for Nintendo). Most controllers nowadays come standard with anti-drift sticks. You will see wording like TMR or HE -

Don’t do it to yourself. DSEdge is an absolute overpriced garbage (standard dual sense is not any better, imo). If you want to pick yourself some good controller, look for something made with Xbox in mind (this will also be much easier from button mapping perspective). Xbox option palette is much wi

I've had the Asus ROG Raikiri ii for a couple of months now and I'm loving it. Closest I've found to an Elite 2 but with TMR sticks/triggers and clicky buttons.

That one looks good indeed. I'm holding off for a bit until the Asus Raikiri 2 is more widely available cause that one looks promising as well :)

I presume you are talking about the Valor. 🤣 I have it and I'm putting so many mods into it to make it right. I have all of the new Razer Xbox Controllers: V3 PRO and 8K (both tournament and wireless). I've got the Gamesir (different versions of it including the G7) - over hyped. Although 8K can be

I've also asked about actual good ones (as in 4 rear buttons) and got some recommendations before. Here's 3 that I thought looked alright that I've bookmarked for when my current Elite Series 2 becomes unusable. https://www.turtlebeach.com/products/victrix-pro-bfg-reloaded-wireless-controller?Platfo

Hi I also have the Asus Raikiri 2 controller this is my opinion I sent Asus a message about the software issues I believe if everyone who brought the controller and complained about the software Asus would fix it. You have to remember this is a new controller it is going to have bug fixes but Asus w

Missed opportunity for ASUS… I can understand not having the Xbox wireless built in, but I’m a little shocked they didn’t put in built-in 2.4ghz that would at least support their own controller/ecosystem (Raikiri).

I have had two. I loved them for the time I had them. First one the bumpers went bad. Replaced them. Happened again. Bought a core version. Sticks started having issues within 6 months. I recently purchased the ASUS - ROG Raikiri II Wireless for myself as a Christmas present. The sticks feel so much