Cyclone 2

First party options are sort of objectively bad value at this point and could never recommend them unless you were playing a lot of a non-switch first party platform as well. Reality is they all use resistive sticks and are subject to drift, typically lack additional buttons or features/remapping ou

Please excuse the mobile formatting. Ultimate 2 is the premium offering, -better sticks (TMR/hall effect), -Gyro, (works with switch, when using beta firmware) -back paddles. -lockable triggers, which turns them into 'mouse' clicks -Rgb light ring -type-C 2.4ghz receiver, -charging dock, which also

I hated my powerA Xbox controller so much that I gave it away after a couple days. It was so cheap feeling and light. It worked fine but imo a controller is not something you wanna cheap out on, kinda like car tires or toothpaste, if you use it all the time you should be willing to pay for a good on

I use Gamesir Cyclone 2 on Arch without installing anything, but the official app isn't avaliable for Linux (if I'm not wrong). I played a Game from Epic using Lutris and works fine, sometimes it's detected as a PlayStation controller (usually) and a phew times as Xbox controller. Has TMR joystick,

If it's an "Ultimate" series controller, make sure it's the "Bluetooth" version with the Nintendo face button layout para siguradong gagana with Switch. My suggestion is to just spend a little more on a GameSir Super Nova or Cyclone 2 that should be compatible with most platforms.

No escuche de nadie que lo tenga pero no se ven prometedores. Yo intentaria juntar algo mas de plata y compraria un Gamesir Cyclone 2 o un 8bitdo Ultimate 2. Hace poco 8bitdo, Gamesir y Frydigi ganaron soporte en steam input en algunos de sus controles. En mi opinion si jugas en pc steam input te ay

Gamesir seems to be the best: either the Super Nova or the Cyclone 2, depending if you prefer membrane or clicky buttons. In D-Input it is detected as a DS4 controller, so you get analog buttons + gyro. On top you get Switch compatibility, 1000hz on dongle and bluetooth, trigger stops and back butto

You can run AntiMicro and basically play on any controller. The first level 300 plays with that. If you are paranoid about running 3rd party controller apps while having MapleStory on, you can get a controller that basically is able to natively remap buttons to keyboard inputs. I personally have 2 w

po mano, dependendo do teu uso não compensa comprar um novo so series, principalmente pelas modificações que vc pode fazer no software da gamesir que inclusive tem nativo na loja do xbox. se teu uso é xbox, o g7 pro vai funcionar cabeado eu só iria com o controle do series s se vc faz questão do wir

I was also looking for info so i am posting what i found. It's hard to find, but you can see the battery status for all supported devices in KDE Info Center / KInfoCenter in the Energy section. link You can also use the upower terminal command. Unfortunately it does not seem to be working correctly,