You'd like the Buff from the Habitual Linecrosser videos

I used the newer beach one once, and it worked just fine after I programmed the buttons. But it didn't feel good in hand. But the older model Hyperkin shown here seemed to have a common defect, because I bought two with the exact same problem.

@@Felix24148 the hyper beach scout felt like I was trying to use a bowl of jello.... I'm tested to put my older SNES guts into it and some new factory membrane

@@dusterdriven Yeah I wouldn't blame you for doing that. While the Hyperkin beach scout controller I bought did function as intended, I was tricked into buying it by the seller using a different picture in the ad. I hated the feel of the plastic. Especially the buttons, which were almost waxy to the touch. I made a whole video review about it. Hyperkin seems like they use quality internal parts. So for me to make it an improvement by jerry-rigging a chinese knockoff controller board into the shell, really shows Hyperkin is starting to become the new Madcatz.

Its going to take 100 years to fix the national debt, and thats assuming no one else screws it up more every 4 years it changes hands....

So it'd feel more real when you see it happen

It's pretty much confirmed they were replicas. But they held their own ok despite being so obsolete