Hi nice to meet you, for a moment I thought it was an Xbox controller when I saw the thumbnail in your post, but I see it is a very well made controller at every level.
After reading your review, you gave me to understand that prior to the Switch you had Xbox right?... there are many controllers on the market excellent for fps or racing games as you mention. I've always been more of a controller guy, I run away from the PC hehe, I've always had consoles, I currently have a Ps4 slim and an Xbox One S and I have to say that Xbox controllers will always be the best.
What you mention about the levers happens in many controllers that are not original so to speak, but I see that you are in the game and you know how to solve that problem.
Cheers, it's been great reading you, really enjoy this controller it's very nice visually and from what you mention it feels good to use 🔥🔥🔥.... You Rockkk!!! 👍😎🔥🎮❤️
Hey, you can easily get confused, because it is a design just confusingly similar to the Xbox pad, just like other products on the market. Do I think it is a perfect pad? I'm worried that there is no perfect pad in the world, as everyone has their own preferences. From the layout of the knobs to the buttons. Therefore, the best pad on the market is the pad that is most comfortable for you, but the problem that occurs is just drifting stick. That's why I recommend the KingKong 2 pro, because it has a pattern for electromagnetic sticks that are much more durable than normal ones. I would not use the word: no drifting, because it is certainly not indestructible. Also, I would not say that it is a perfect pad. I will mention here the fact of the RB LB buttons, which work on the principle of leverage, while on the Xbox pad they are rigid buttons. When it comes to racing games, Nintendo Switch owners might think they'd just buy a Nintendo Pro Controller, plug it into a PC and play Forza.... and this is a mistake. This controller has Digital Triggers, so you cannot adjust the speed of the vehicle on this pad. Your either driving at full speed or not at all. 😅😅
I owned an Xbox series S , but I exchanged it for a Nintendo Switch. I still own an Xbox series Pad, but the sticks drift for me despite many repairs, cleaning, etc. Now the only solution is to take the pad apart again and replace the sticks completely, also this problem affects a very large part of the market. The question is not if, but when it will break. Have you ever thought about switching to the Xbox Series / PS5? 🤔🤔
Thank you for your kind words. There will definitely be a post at some point on how to fix and how to prevent the stick from drifting. ❤️❤️❤️🔥
It will be very cool to have a stick maintenance tutorial, that will help many gamers, don't hesitate to do it; I confess that this has only happened to me once with one of the PS4 controllers but I solved it immediately, of course, there are cases like yours where the sticks must be replaced.
I loved this control because in fact the sticks reminded me of the Xbox elite control, which are electromagnetic which guarantees durability; Here in Latin America these controls are expensive and in very few places you can get controls like the kingkong 2 pro unless they are ordered or imported.
You made a very big jump from the Xbox to the Switch, but I assume you did it with conviction so that's what's important. I have several retro consoles and the newest are the Xbox One S and the Ps4 Slim, at some point I will make the jump to an Xbox series X or S and a Ps5, but I want to enjoy the game catalog of each console for a while longer because I see that the new ones still don't have many games so far, but my idea is to give these 2 consoles as part of payment for the 2 new ones... possibly I will do it at the end of the year and bring content about it.
I send you a warm hug and thank you very much for your great response... You Absolutely Rockkk!!! 👍😎🔥🎮❤️