confused about the easysmx m15
My question is does all version of this controller have bluetooth?
I've seen people with usb-c one saying it does have bluetooth.
and if i ask ai it says there's 2 version of the usb-c one have bluetooth (called dual mode )and one doesn't, i'dont know if that's true or not..
Also there's the bluetooth version (called BT) which does have bluetooth but no usb-c.
So basically the only difference between the usb-c version and the bluetooth version is that the bluetooth version have built-in battery??
But both include bluetooth and
there's no version called dual mode?!
If someone have a knowledge about this i would appreciate the help!
Upgrading from a dead PS4 controller (PC/Mobile). Are the pricier options actually worth the price jump?
Hey everyone,
I’ve been using a PS4 controller for a long time to play on both my PC and my phone but the joysticks finally went bad on me.
I’m looking for a replacement that works well with PC and Phone via Bluetooth/Wireless, and I want something that won’t get stick drift again. I found a few local options and converted their prices roughly to USD:
GameSir Nova Lite - $25
GameSir Super Nova - $40
8BitDo Ultimate 2C - $45
GameSir Cyclone 2 - $55
8BitDo Ultimate 2 - $65
My main question is: Is the price difference for the more expensive ones actually worth it? I've never used Hall Effect joysticks, TMR sticks, or mechanical switches before, so I don't know if those premium features actually change the gameplay experience for a casual/mobile setup.
I mainly play racing games and shooters from time to time and do alot of emulation do features like back paddles, clicky buttons, or charging docks justify the jump, or should I just save my money and grab the Nova Lite (or maybe two of them for local multiplayer)?
Would love to hear from anyone who has used these. Thanks!
I see lots of people hate on this game but are they hating on it because the game it self is bad or because it's the worst in the series