PowerA FUSION Pro 4 Wired Controller for Xbox Series X|S - Black

No se porque power A bajó la calidad de su excelente Fusion pro 3, esta versión 4 no tiene protección en la conexión para el usb, tiene un aro led blanco super grande y brillante que distrae mucho en la noche y no se puede apagar, los 4 botones de atrás son muy difíciles de apretar pues los bajaron, ya no trae su estuche, lo que me gutaron fueron los joysticks que están más fluidos y suaves.

I’ve been using it all day and I’m still getting used to it.Pros:All buttons feel very solid and responsive.Easy to use app and allows changes to controller.Hall effect sticks feel great.Back buttons instead of paddles.Cons:Back buttons aren’t places exactly how I’d like, I wish all 4 were moved up slightly so I can use my middle fingers only for all 4. Kind of like how scuf does their Xbox buttons. Not a huge con at all as I’m already used to it.Back buttons are a little too loud for me, but again not a huge con.Overall I’d rate it at 88% out of 100…it’s really good especially for the price. Definitely a step in the right direction with the buttons over paddles. A new future feature I would like is an option to change the tension in the sticks.I’d recommend this, it’s definitely the best hall effect Xbox controller out there.

Wish it was better can’t go to zero dead zone like the gamesir but the gamesir doesint have trigger stops the trigger stops are not great on this controller either left stick has more drift then right I play 5-5 dead zone anyway so it’s fine just disappointing

Massive aim drift out of the box. Back buttons placed poorly with location, are also dull buttons. The first version of this controller was and still is the best. Make the sticks like that, fix the button placement and make back buttons like mouse clicks. Why is this so hard. Feels like this wasnt even playtested.

I like this controller from PowerA so far. Typically the controllers I've bought from this brand in the past were very inexpensive Nintendo Switch controllers, but this one is definitely aiming towards the higher end. Hall effect thumbsticks and triggers are a plus and there was no drift out of the box for me. There's a good amount of customization with adjustable trigger locks, adjustable thumbstick height, and 4 custom back buttons. And it's a comfortable to use too with a look and feel close to the standard Xbox controller. The one area I'd ding it for is the build. It's well put together, but the materials feel cheap for the price and the rubberized grips especially have a feel that to me is not pleasant. The thumbstick height adjustment happens via a twist adjustment and while it works fine, the motion to adjust it to each level is rough and makes me feel almost like I'm damaging the controller each time I do it. This doesn't detract too much from the general usage though and overall if you're looking for a good hall effect controller with some customization built-in this is a good choice.