holy shit the analog sticks feel so smooth. I've never felt this in a controller before.

>10 rupees have been deposited to your account

>>713403753
tendie board

>>713403646 (OP)
$20 chinkshit pads have the same feeling sticks but are much better with hall effect. buying this is no different than paying a 300% apple tax.

>>713403646 (OP)
It's a nice controller. But it's kind of weird, it feels better in my hand than the PS5 controller does, but it also makes my hands hurt after a while, which the PS5 controller doesn't. Like after I play with the Switch 2 Pro controller I need to stretch my hands out.

>>713403789
But Apple products are good, you're getting what you pay for.

Do they still click when activating them from the center?

Is the d-pad still squeaky?

>>713403646 (OP)
It’s probably silicon gates around the sticks
That’s what it feels like to me

>>713403646 (OP)
because they put rubber around the stick holes so when you're moving the stick about it feels smoother, they do the same with buttons so at maximum press they hit rubber which reduces noises. then they adsd soft touch material to the housing. its a nice cheap way to make the shitty alps pots feel more "premium" so you can think paying 85 dollars is worth it for the same old shit.

iirc it's a similar mechanism to what exists in a "zeus" controller whose full name escapes me

the analog sticks on both the pro and the joycons are SILKY fucking smooth, i'm legitimately impressed

>>713403839
I think your hand is hurting because you are pressing shit too hard
>>713403889
Dpad isn’t squeaky at all but it’s too sensitive in my opinion and no click, these are definitely the smoothest analog sticks you’ve ever used

>>713403646 (OP)
Have you ever used a new controller before now

>>713403994
I doubt it’s rubber, that would cause more friction

>>713403789
>muh hall effect

>>713404146
This is far and beyond what new controllers have

>>713403842
>apple products are good
nice bait

>>713403839
I actually feel the same way. objectively from an initial comfort standpoint the pro 2 is very good but there is minor strain after a session.
My theory is that because mario kart is light on right stick use you are always on the A button, and the A button is not really the most ergonomic part of the controller for prolonged periods because your palm isn't fully resting on the grip

>>713404228
apple products are good retard.

>>713404191
It’s the new buzzword, Hall effect comes with its own issues

Did You Know Gaming: the right stick is shorter than the left stick

>>713404269
The sticks themselves while smoother require more effort to push
The reason you’re having sore hands is because you have weak hands

>no analog triggers in current year
>for a console that features gamecube games which use analog triggers extensively

nice """pro""" controller bro

>>713403646 (OP)
>the guerilla marketing will continue until shills are furloughed or laid off

>>713403968
The sticks don't make contact with the sides. There's a restrictor inside the stick to stop it from hitting which is why it feels so frictionless; because it literally is frictionless.

>>713403839
It made my hands hurt for the first few days of using it, but it doesn’t anymore. I think my hands just needed to “learn” how to hold it the right way.

>>713404463
>>no analog triggers in current year
>>for a console that features gamecube games which use analog triggers extensively

Holy based nintendo. How df do they do it

>>713404286
youre so right, I love paying more money for less features without being able to repair or replace any of the components myself so that way I get to buy it all over again!!! shiny logo means its good!!!

>>713404463
>the sticks don’t make contact
I don’t believe that at all because then it wouldn’t make a circle

>>713404491
>>>go
>>>>back
>>>>>tourist

>>713404269
Ah, that makes sense to me. I'll see how it feels after playing another game for a while.

>>713404561
Never had a issue. Maybe take care of your shit

>>713404491
They really don’t use analogue triggers much at all outside of the gimmick water pressure in sunshine which barely serves a purpose
Almost all games are either full send or full send to get to the second stage
The only reason people like it is because it feels cool

>>713404415
your right I should have said nigger to make it more believable

>>713404707
one of the three games on NSO right now absolutely requires analog triggers to play at a high level, retard.

>mogs all modern controllers
basically all you ever want in a controller
>muh hall effect
hall effect faggots are even more annoying than tendies, they have their own issues too

>>713404707
>drifting in f zero
>light shielding in melee
>running spray nozzle in sunshine
>camera control in wind waker
>suction strength in luigis mansion

I mean yeah it isnt THAT vital but for melee and f zero they are absolutely a requirement

>>713404750
are you poor? just get a gamecube controller

>>713404146
Its a different feel. You have to try it, then you'll understand

>>713404750
Fzero does not need that shit, you wanna do game breaking shit for speed runs, you do it on real hardware or get the GC controller
I want buttons for quick pressing

>>713404752
>shit clicky d pad
>no hall effect/no smooth gliding sticks
>uses batteries like its 1999
>small face buttons

shall I go on. The pro controller 2 mogs the fuck out of this

>>713404928
Nah they’re not really

Im not saying its the best controller ever but for 20 fucking dollars its insane how good these are. funny how 3rd party controllers use to be total cancer in the mad catz era but now they mog the OEMs

>>713404752
microswitch shoulder buttons are a dealbreaker, these fail almost as much as the stick boxes.
However microsoft is based for AA batteries. Some people have not experienced the joy of replacing your dead rechargables in 1 minute with a new pair for an immediate 30 hour battery refill

I don't understand people who complain about the D pad. Dpad accuracy only matters for 2d platformers, and if you're playing those regularly just get a dedicated controller. You can get a SNES style controller for like 30 bucks which will be infinitely superior to any normal controller.

>>713405164
imagine the joy of using a wired controller and never having to charge or buy batteries ever

its bliss

>>713404410
>gamecube games which use analog triggers extensively
Even the ones that do use analog triggers like Mario Sunshine it's often not actually very useful.

>>713405232
The dpad is good for rolling, not as good for cardinal direction only

>>713404410
it also features splatoon, and analog triggers would suck horribly for splatoon. considering like 80% of all hours played on all switch procons in the world are on splatoon, nintendo has to take that into account.

>>713405010
>not enjoying clicky dpad
>who the fuck uses batteries with controllers and not wired
the button size doesn't matter to me but I kinda wish they were flat like snoy's
I'll give to you for the sticks though, drift is like RNG with these things could be 2 years or 2 months

>>713405530
Triggers have barely a use outside of racing sims
And I do mean sims, most racing games people play pedal to the metal

>>713403646 (OP)
The price for this thing is ridiculous, and yet it is sold out everywhere...

>>713405320
it is awful for rolling. Even with the new pivot (original switch pro pre-revision had no pivot lmao) you have the tactical precision of an elephant's foot. the d-pad is designed for children not to get fatigued but results in oversensitivity/undesired inputs

>>713405791
I had no problem doing zangief and Manon command throws over and over as well as consecutive hadoukens and shoryukens
The dpad is good for rolling anon

I'd just use the right analogue stick for acceleration and braking for Grid Autosport instead. Worked out really nicely.

>>713405924
for fighitng game quarter circle inputs I could see it being ok.
When I think of rolling I think of using a d-pad with the thumb in the middle and never taking it off. So 'rolling' your thumb to the direction you want to go rather than lifting your thumb to the new direction

>>713406068
Then we were thinking of different things
I meant rolling for commands from one direction to another
I call what you said normal dpad use for cardinal directions, not really rolling at all
Which I said is not great for

>>713405232
Dpad also matters for fighting games because those dedicated "fightpads" are fucking awful and pad players don't want to learn stick/leverless, so most just stick with the regular controller
Not like you'll be playing street fighter 6 on the tendie console but shitty dpad complaints are valid