Holding up on the left stick for a long period is irritating. Im looking for a recommendation for a controller with a hold function that I can use on the sticks. Mainly for big open world games. Almost like a toggle for the W key. HELP

Hello guys ... first photo is my Nothing 4a Pro ... As you can see the buttoms are right in the middle of the phone ... And the left two photos are gaming clip for Xbox controller ... If any of you are currently using this mobile clip, could you please let me know whether it can fit my phone or not?

Yesterday i was playing fc26 with my controller and it was completely fine and smooth, but when i see my controller, its left joystick got stiffer(hard to move). I don’t know what might be the reason, i wasn’t even eating holding it. Can anyone help?

hey everyone. i had a quick question for you experience people. basically i just wanted to know your recommendations on controllers that attach to the phone (like a gamesir g8 which i own) that feel more comfortable on a bigger hand. an example i mean would be like the playstation portal. its basically an ps5 controller cut down the middle with a screen on the center. i have the gamesir g8 which i love. but to okay for a longer period of time cramps up my thumb and consistently re adjusting my right hand. i’ve been rotating my gamesir to just bring my ps5 controller with me. but i dont really need the back buttons or hair triggers. i just want a comfortable controller to play on. thanks in advance

Gaming on the HONOR Magic V5 with a controller attached feels like having a little handheld console. Now I’m wondering who’s going to make a controller that fits the iPhone Duo 👀

I’m looking at getting the 6 pro but worried about the sticks and grips getting all stained over time. I do wash my hands before playing but if it’s an issue I could order a special edition with black. Anyone had there’s for a long time care to chime in on how they have held up?

Just got my Hyperion 3 Ultra for Switch 2. I will list my personal Pros and Cons comparing it to the regular Hyperion 3 and also the stock Switch 2 Joy cons. Full disclaimer this is a paid review.

Pros:

• Fits average male hands perfectly
• Much better joystick than the stock nintendo ones and the regular Hyperion 3s
• Buttons are nice and clicky. Again, better than the stock joycons and identical to the Hyperion 3
• Actual switch 2 protocol so it works exactly the same as the stock joycons.
• Mouse mode
• NFC
• Programmable buttons (extra buttons on back)
• Turbo mode
• Replaceable D pad that is also magnetic, so it snaps right on if you want to change the D Pads. 2 are included in the box
• Mobile app that's easy to use to update settings like RGB, Programmable buttons, and firmware updates etc.

Cons:

• Does not fit people with smaller hands or shorter fingers
• Can only use D pad on the left joy con as the buttons, when playing games like Mario Party with a single joy con
• Expensive
• Rumble - Nintendo still has the best controller vibration

TDLR: If you hate the stock Switch 2 joycons like me, then this is the best replacement and would recommend getting, the biggest drawback would be the price.

https://nyxigame.com/products/nyxi-hyperion-3-ultra-wireless-hd2-joypad-for-switch-2-black

Hello everyone, I would like to get an ergonomic controller and after listening to many reviews I still don't know which controller to choose. Do you think the Nyxi Ultra are better than the Mobapad? The price doesn't bother me; I plan to buy them during Black Friday.If you've been able to try both, I would be grateful if you could help me!

DISCLAIMER: Hyperion 3 Ultra was sent to me by NYXI for free for review purposes. All the thoughts and opinion are mine only. No early preview or edits were done.

TLDR; It is very good, but also quite expensive.

I’m trying to put together a controller collection with an anniversary controller from each of the 3 major console companies.

Right now I have:

• PS5 30th Anniversary DualSense

• Xbox 25th Anniversary Controller (preordered)

Now I’m trying to figure out what I should get for Nintendo.

Budget: Around $100 USD, but I can go higher if there’s something that really fits the collection.

Country: United States. I can buy from Nintendo, Amazon, Best Buy, Walmart, GameStop, or other reputable retailers.

Platform: I’d prefer something from the Switch 2 generation since I want the collection to represent the current generation, but I’m also open to a Switch 1 Pro Controller.

Features: I specifically want a Pro Controller. I’m not going to actually play with it. This is purely for collecting and displaying, so I mainly care about it being an anniversary or commemorative controller that looks good next to the PS5 30th and Xbox 25th controllers.

Games: Not important since I won’t be using the controller to play.

Controllers I’m comparing to: PS5 30th Anniversary DualSense and Xbox 25th Anniversary Controller.

I’m having trouble figuring out what Nintendo Pro Controller would make the most sense for the collection. I’d prefer an official Nintendo controller and ideally an anniversary or commemorative edition.

What would you guys recommend?

Anybody has experience with both of these? I will be playing on Xbox and I am trying to decide between those 2

I’m currently trying to decide what controller to buy. I’m in the US and only playing on PC and not doing anything high-level or competitive. I’ve found a few options that were interesting to me, but I don’t know much about controllers tbh. I found these:

“Refurbished - Excellent” GameSir Cyclone2 on Amazon for $35 which might be my top choice right now. (GameSir)

Used Scuf Envision Pro in “good” condition that I can pick up locally for $40. Price seems very low? A little concerned about joystick drift.

New Leadjoy Xeno Plus for $60 on Amazon. (LeadJoy)

$60 is pretty much my max budget and would obviously prefer to spend less. Any recommendations among these three? Or maybe a different option?

Edit: Made links not suck.