SBD JOY 0003 Ns Arctisbox One Elite Series 2コントローラーと互換性あり

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يباع على انه جديد ومن الخارج يبدو ممتاز ولكن كل شئ من الداخل معاد تركيبه بقطع رديئة , وقعت فى واحد منهم واكتشفت بعد سنة استخدام انه تم خداعى وهناك اشخاص على منصات معروفة حدث معهم نفس الشئ, بالاضافة ان وزنة ثقيل وغير مريح , تجربة سيئة بالمرة

Bought it a month ago, loving it

aklımda soru işareti olarak garanti vardı. kutuyu hiç açmadan sn ile sisteme girdim. 6 ay daha garantisi mevcuttu. anladığım kadarı ile kullanılmış ürün satılıyor. çünkü sticklerin üzerinde de kullanılmışlık izi vardı. ama piyasanın şu anki fiyat sıkalasına göre bebek gibi ürün. ürün hissiyatı muazzam.

It's been a while since I've used an XBOX controller (still have my XBOX 360), but after picking this up, I immediately remembered why I loved using these controllers over PS's Dualshock: the build quality and the heft. To be fair, I'm making comparisons to the DualShock 3 on my PS3, and things have probably changed since then, but there's is still a noticeable difference. First off, the weight of this controller really gives it a substantial feel in the hand, so it doesn't feel like you're holding a flimsy piece of plastic in your hand. Second, the hard, rubberized soft-touch plastic that they use is REALLY nice in the hand, and while I think it'll eventually wear out with heavy use, it still feels way better than any PS controller I've ever held. As for the buttons and joysticks, they also carry on the sense of quality. The joysticks are rubberized and have a knurled design on them which helps with grip and the concave design means your thumbs won't slide off them very easily. The triggers feel like you're pressing INTO them rather than just pressing them like conventional buttons, which feels cool with FPS and arcade games. Even though I don't use the metal triggers on the bottom, they do feel nice and it's convenient if I ever need to use them (which I will eventually when I start playing more PC games) As for battery life, I started using it out of the box and so far it's still not dead, so I trust that this controller won't die quickly. The case that comes with it includes an extra set of controls to switch out the default ones, as well as a magnetic stand that holds the controller in place, which is very fancy dancy! As for connectivity, there's definitely latency or delayed input between pressing a button an it registering on the screen when using Bluetooth, but it's not enough to distract or bother me to the point where it becomes unplayable. If you think it'll bother you, I suggest getting the XBOX Bluetooth adapter, since I've heard online that it does help a bit with latency (or just plug it in directly to your PC/XBOX). Extra niceties: it uses USB-C for charging and connectivity, so if you already use USB-C for your phone (or in my case, my phone and my laptop), you can rest easy knowing that you don't always have to carry the included cable with you (I personally use an existing USB-C to USB-C cable when plugging the controller into my laptop). NOTE: make sure you update the controller via plugging it into your PC if you're going to use this on your Android phone. If you immediately connect it you your phone the first time without updating it, the buttons won't be properly mapped to your game, but instead will navigate around your phone (exit the game, change apps, open the Search bar, etc.).