Nova Lite

What kind of problems do you have exactly? I use a GameSir Nova Lite controller, paired through Bluetooth and it works perfectly. And so should any other controller that you can connect through Bluetooth.

controller sekarang pakai GameSir Nova Lite, pakai ini karena ada docking yang sekaligus charger bisa wake PC dengan tekan tombol home, tapi hanya bisa dengan XBOX Controller+USB Dongle Official, kalo pakai bluetooth ga bisa, tapi karena pakai Dongle jadi wireless juga kok. tp males pake controller

I always find it strange to read about people having controller issues. I started gaming on Android devices 2 years ago, and I own both the RP5 and RP6, both with an official dock, and I have controllers (GameSir Nova Lite) connected through Bluetooth. That works perfectly, and I rather use the USB

I'm using GameSir Nova Lite controllers with my docked RP5. Great controllers, for a pretty decent price as well, and they come in a range of different colors. I've connected them with Bluetooth, no issues with lag, no connectivity problems so far, and I've been using them for the last 1.5 years, so

Best for price vs quality is definitely the GameSir Nova Lite. HAL-effect sticks, not too light, not too heavy to hold, responsive controls and multiple ways of connecting; it comes with a 2.4Ghz dongle, but personally, I just use them as Bluetooth ontrollers. And it comes in six colors, so that's n

check this out GameSir Nova Lite it supports tri mode and one of the best at this budget

https://www.reddit.com/r/macgaming/comments/wg0syk/ds4windows_equivalent_for_macos/ (maybe it will work on mac too) These touchpad features only exists in Sony's PS5 games like Spider-man Remastered and stuff. You can use it like a normal trackpad outside games but more of a novelty thing. Vibrations

hey OP, I said this above but I have a GameSir Nova Lite controller, it does everything you need it to do and connects extremely well. never had any noticeable latency, just google how to turn the back buttons off. but it’s nice to have them if you need them. if you want fancy advanced features like

This is my Gamesir controller story: When I was a kid, we had one PS2 controller. Just one. My father and I would sit side by side, passing it back and forth. He'd play a race, then hand it to me. I'd play a level, then hand it back. We never played against each other. We just took turns. That's all

I've connected two of them through Bluetooth, no issues whatsoever. You will have to configure the controllers one time in each emulator, but some of them (Cemu for Wii U, NetherSX2 or ArmSX2 for PS2, DuckStation for PS1) have an auto-configurator, so you just point it to GameSir Nova Lite 1 and 2,