Nova Lite

I ordered mine with stick top. Right now I have the RP5, and I've found that it's less comfortable to play with both sticks below, so nowadays I mostly play on TV, so I can use my GameSir Nova Lite controller, which does have a left stick top configuration. But that is also because I'm used to Xbox

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

Eu to com esse aqui faz mais de 2 anos e ele ta 100% perfeito ainda, vire e meche acha ele novo por R$150 no ML, e tem hall effect contra o drift e a bateria dura uns 2 dias de boas. GameSir T4 Nova Lite ~ R$199 Mas o mais pica mesmo acho que vai ser o G7 Pro, tb tem no mercado livre, mas é importad

Do I need to get a protector shell? Does the back of the unit need extra protection?No, it doesn't. You can get a screen protector if you want, but it isn't really necessary.The carrying case offers enough protection. What kind of power adapter and cable should I get?There's a cable included with th

Pretty good price in relation to its nearest competition (DualSense Edge $200, worse Xbox Elite 2 $150). Regular DualSense is $75, all extra Steam Controller's features dwarfing it aside, $15 is a small premium to pay for not having to replace your sticks or entire gamepad after 400h of gameplay, lo

Nah, the best bang for buck is the Game sir Nova Lite. I picked it up from AliExpress on sale for 11€. It comes with hall effect joysticks, Bluetooth and 2.4g connectivity, and a hard shell case. Nothing can beat that in price / performance.

Do you also have the Retroid dock? If so, just connect it to your screen through HDMI and play with an external controller. And if you don't have a dock, I can definitely recommend getting one. And of course, needless to say, you should always go for the official dock, for obvious reasons, such as p

I don't have that specific model, but I do have the 8BitDo M30 for all older games, because that feels more retro.8BitDo is a reliable brand, though. So I figure that the one you're looking for is good as well. For all of the more modern games, I prefer the GameSir Nova Lite. One of the cheapest con

I've been using this as my main controller for 2,5 years now. It's great overall, if you can ignore a few serious flaws Probably my favorite face buttons, not clicky nor mushy, with a hard stop, super easy to slide from a button to another. Great clicky dpad, good enough sticks, light triggers and c

I’m fond of the GameSir Nova Lite 2. It has decent battery life, Hall effect sticks, vibration motors, turbo mode, and multiple connectivity options: 2.4Ghz dongle, Bluetooth, and Nintendo Switch compatibility. And it’s only $30 bucks. Feels a bit light and cheap though.