Elite Wireless Controller Series 2

I do hope Xbox announces a series 3. But I gotta say the controller is pretty good. I’ve done a lot of research on different thumb-stick technologies… and they all have disadvantages. The question is not just what do want from your controller, but what can you live without. For example, Hall Effect

Xbox elite series 2. Ive heard some people online complain about stick drift on them, but personally haven’t experienced that yet. There’s some third party options too, worth looking into

I agree with you. I have a condition that gives me a lot of joint pain in my hands/wrists and the ergonomics of the gamesir G7 SE felt awful compared to a standard xbox controller or an elite controller. The grips/handles are way too short, my pinky almost feels like it’s falling off the controller.

I’m talking about games that don’t give you such a choice, for some it’s on/off. Most though, handle it pretty well. Ghost of Tsushima would scale the trigger effect strength to the bow you’re using, and when you’re not using one, it’s off. KCD II, unfortunately doesn’t scale the trigger effect with

Spot on. Kaleid is a looker if you Like RGB, especially for $40. I bought the SE first in white, then caved to the allure of a black version and clicky buttons so I bought the HE. Then the Pro was announced with trigger locks and TMR sticks so I preordered the black Pro. Wanting wireless on Xbox at

Had both the Elite Series 1 & 2, will get the Elite Series 3. Every controller on the market, without exception, will develop problems with long term use. The Elite Controller is however worthy of the best reviews as a controller, because quite simply it has earned that praise in many ways over the

I’ve had mine for a year and a half. I actually adore it (I may be an odd case since I personally don’t care very much about stick drift since it doesn’t really affect me in game, unless I’m AFK). It isn’t flawless. Stick drift is about as bad as the regular Series X/S controllers, and the rubber gr

Everything is great but stick drift and bumpers. If you get one, get the 3 year warranty with it when you register it. That’s what I did. Controller lasted a year and a half, then needed to get both bumpers and both sticks fixed. 2 weeks later it’s like brand new. That being said, elite series 3 and

I've own two Elite 2 controllers over the years so here's my thoughts on the points you wanted to know about: Stick drift - Both my current and the previous had stick drift issues. It's something that came about nearing the end of the warranty period. Buttons - No button issues specifically but my f

I personally love the Xbox controller and I put hall effect sticks in it. You should be able to find a service that could put them in for you, if you like your controller that is. I have an Elite Series 2 and love it but I’ve never tried any of the 8bitdo or other controllers so I’m biased. Also if