Vader 4 Pro

I think the person who wrote this hasn't bought a controller in the last 5 years. Third party controllers have improved MASSIVELY. They regularly include all of these features and for even cheaper, aside from the unique touchpads. Like I bought the Flydigi Vader 4 Pro, has most of these features but

I'm sorry but 8bitdo's stick sensors suck massive tapioca balls. Their internal resolution is worse than that of an official Switch Pro controller even though they're hall effect sensors, so kiss goodbye any hopes at using them for shooters (or anything that requires stick accuracy). UPDATE: Only th

i am very happy with my flydigi vader 4 pro. the mechanical buttons, the hair triggers, and the adjustable tension rings are all wonderful. glad i went this route versus another junk scuf.

I have a Vader 4 Pro I bought about a year ago. I like it, certainly, but it's more of a "sweaty console FPS player" controller than the multipurpose and multifunctional SC. The SC2 fixes my main problems with the original (no second stick or d-pad for games that don't like to cooperate with the tra

Flydigi Vader 4 Pro 4 paddles, 2 extra front buttons. Clicky d-pad. Adjustable stick tension. Switchable from analog to clicky triggers. Steam input support. Not saying it's the best. Just saying it's worth going on someone's research short list.

I own many controllers from Gamesir, Microsoft and Flydigi. Every Gamesir and Microsoft controller is like that from day 1. That's because of the old fashioned stick mechanism. It's the same since the ps1 era. Flydigi on the other side makes it's own sticks. They are built different and aren't lose

This is extremely useful for me. I love platform fighting games, which often require flicking motions that cause snapback, and having high snapback and no snapback filtering makes a controller unusable for these games. This metric is also useful for evaluating the effectiveness of snapback filtering

Been using the Vader 4 Pro from Flydigi. It has hall effect joysticks and triggers. The joysticks are also forceadjustable. On a fs map where you have to sd I set them to max and you get such a smooth and more precise control. For me it's a game changer. Was a huge help getting that AT on 22 from la

As a 9 years user of gyro I highly disagree with you right now. As a owner of Vader 4 Pro and others controllers from this company and dualsense edge , alpakka , steam controller , dualshock 4 etc. I can easily say that Vader 4 (and Flydigi overall) have one of the worst gyro on the martket (but in

I agree with what you said but one this to mention is that the Hall effects on the Flydigi uses isn’t you typical Hall effect sticks they more like TMR sticks. I definitely like the feel of my Vader 4 pro and the stick tension is awesome when it works but to buy it plus a charging dock was expensive