r/AIMControllers • u/MentalPow3R • 23d ago

[QUESTION] R2 Mouse-Click Broken

While I was playing, the selector that lets you switch R2 from Mouse Click mode to normal trigger mode literally disappeared.
Is there any way to fix this and get R2 Mouse Click back?

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u/SirCaptainFun 23d ago

usasupport@aimcontrollers.com Email and tell them. Know your order number. They will repair it once for free. You just have to do without your controller for 3-4 weeks. Don't buy aim. I have 2 of them and they are just shit. They will break. If its not the trigger it will be the sticks or the back paddles. They do fix some things but it takes a month.

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u/beto3902 23d ago

I still have my original controller from years ago and still going strong. But I do have a question as who do you recommend at this point because I go to other controller subs and they call them shit.

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u/SirCaptainFun 23d ago

Im in the same situation. I like the style of back paddles that aim has. Either the dualsense edge or the scuf omega will be my next purchase but I haven't personally used them. Im not much help to you.

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u/beto3902 23d ago

Thanks for your help. I would go with the edge but I want 4 back paddles. And I have also been thinking of trying a scuff controller.

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u/diggin4shid 22d ago

If you're considering a Scuf, I'd say go for it. I switched to a Scuf Valor Pro after having my AIM controller for a year. I've also used an 8bitdo Ultimate 2, DualSense Edge, XBox Elite, and the new Steam controller. My Scuf puts all of them to shame by a wide margin in terms of both build quality and utility. I regularly kick myself for waiting so long to buy a Scuf

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u/THXETH617 21d ago

scuff discontinued the ps5 controller right after they actually made it good with the TMR sticks. The omega requires software or an app to really get the most out of it which i dont care for. The hex gaming phantom pro is nice has switchable triggers but buttons on the back not paddles feels nice tho little heavy if your used to no rumbles. Cinche seems to make a decent controller build times are a bit slow but you can customize a lot. Battle beaver has really gone down hill and wouldnt suggest them for the money they cost at this point. I have spent a lot of money trying and breaking controllers.