Thank you for that quick disassemble part. I was wondering whether it's made from a solid colored plastic, or its just a paint that will eventually come off.
Yup. This is not hall sensor. It also don't have any calibration system. Literally just plug and play. Skip if you're looking for a hall sensor. controller.
@@milkkolaj welp... The only Hall sensor controller from 8BitDo is $70. I think the difference between this controller and 2.4G is how much customization and convenient you can have. Mapping the back buttons to stick click already can significantly extend the life expectancy of the joystick. If you can afford another $20, go for it.
Hello buddy once again. Do you ever recommend getting this if I already have an 8bitdo Pro 2? I could get it for about $31 dollars. The D-PAD is a big concern to me, which would like to know if can get something even better. Either by 8bitdo or other more quality controllers. I mostly play retro gaming by emulation. I mostly look to have precise d-pad input without other wrong entries. Thank you once again for your wise videos. Really like them so much. You deserve so much more audience because this great knowledge.
@@kaiserdostuff Any recommendation from your side bud? Mostly about the d-pad like I said, to not get wrong inputs between directional keys like the NES-snes controllers used to avoid.
@@naam4769 i'll go with Flydigi Direwolf or T4 Kaleid for DPad. Both is good but very different style and different construction. However, I don't play enough classic or using DPad as main input, so take this with grain of salt.
@@kaiserdostuff There's available for $37 to get T4 Kaleid. But also considering the fact I got 8Bitdo Pro 2 for $40,25 ,do you think is even worth to get the T4? I mean for the d-pad or Hall sensors. Once again, thank you for your wisdom, buddy. Really awesome guy.
Why not purple for the boys and green for the girls? Your kids should learn about options, otherwise your son will never be a Star cook and your daughter not an engineer constructing motorcycles.