Beitong Zeus 2 - The best face buttons on the market! 

Not only them, but also Hori and other known brands. Hori makes dependable and good quality controllers, but they're cheap and barebones, they lack in features and innovations.

the pro controller is great imo

Because they're niche demands that the majority of gamers (casuals) do not care about and only bump up prices.

bro do you know when beitong zeus 3 is coming out?😮

bro do you know when beitong zeus 3 is coming out?😮

Not just gamepads, all kinds of gadgets are leading the way

U guys have the best back buttons placement ever! seriously amazing controller :)

I wanna review this one soon

I will try to review it soon

O apex 4 é melhor mas calramente porque é mais moderno e tem tecnologia mais recente lançada nesse ano

Which button is guide? I only know options,view share and home

@@VKsChannel I guess it would be the equivalent to “home”? The button that launches steam big picture mode.

@@matrixkitty oh unfortunately on pc there is no way to launch the home button but perhaps you can configure the AI button with a custom command to like win+G key to launch the xbox game bar but again it has a mouse mode, that you can use to launch your games

I tested the fun cooler 3, is the fun cooler 4 better?

You caught the re-upload haha there's a small added bonus on 30:50

a lot of people are reporting the left stick in the apex 4 to be faulty, its the most common issue on amazon

​@@masterdna117yes, but this was due to machine malfunction

@@masterdna117 I saw this and reported back to flydigi, they said it was a problem with one batch and it was already fixed for future batches

I have reviewed the ultimate already the 2C is just a variant

I havent tried to overclock it I need to grab a tutorial first

They also have another color

I agree. The noise the switches has always been my main beef with mice that come with "new and improved" optical switches, they also have a tendency of being overly sensitive. So despite the prolonged life cycle they come with, I would still go for old school mechanical switches if offered the choice.

poll rate doesn't = latency

Should only be $60 period. Nothing about game controller screams “I’m worth over $100 buy me!!!!!” It’s all a scam.

@@_bhp that's true, but it does define its minimum, and meeting poll rate at high rates implies meeting latency deadlines at those rates. An architect or dev might improve debounce algorithm times, or allow shorter AD conversion times through choice part selection, or whatever, but they'll never get lower latency than the polling rate allows. Everything else which contributes to latency is additional to that baseline, stacked on top of that polling window - 4ms (milli) here where the state of the art is 125us (micro) - so all those other important things you are considering, they still matter equally either way, but polling rate still matters a lot, too. Not to mention that at 125us per update, all those other matters you might be referring to, absolutely need to be taken care of... If you see a controller that will actually generate real data at a polling rate of 8kHz, it's implied that they've taken care of everything they can, to achieve the lowest latency. Component capabilities vary weekly and I'm not in the industry any more, but I'd hazard a guess that the same 'if the polling rate is that high, the other stuff is fine too' rule would extend to 4k and 2k at least. Expecting 10s or even 100s of microseconds of delay at the component level is pretty fair. Meanwhile, meeting the deadline for USB polling is not difficult at 4ms on any suitable microcontroller from recent years. All those other things that do '= latency', don't really matter at 250Hz anyhow. You sure don't need a full 4ms to read a couple dozen voltages. So yeh, we should care about polling rate anyway, it defines the best we are gonna get from the device... but, anything over 1k (if it's REALLY generating 2/4/8,000 updates per second) poll rate pretty much does '= latency'. Well, '= latency *

Amazon review: "Stick drift should never be an issue since Tomas pointed out in one answer that this controller has hall effect sticks along with the triggers, not exactly sure how accurate that truly is though." Odd if it has hall effect sticks but that feature is not advertised.

@@cyborg7898 nope it's just potentiometer sticks it can get drift with time

and as I've explained at the time there were no hall effect sticks in the market, the gulikit king kong 2 pro wasn't even released yet

@@VKsChannel Ah, thank you for the clarification.

@@VKsChannel it may or may not get. there are several reports of x360 controllers heavily used and never had stick drift. its all about the components i'm afraid. as everything nowadays nothing is made to last including potentiometers. probably less pron to problems when compared to others brands i would say.