I use the nacon revolution pro for the ps4 on my pc and those are great but... The biggest issue with nacon is that I wish the bag had a magnetic hub to charge it, like the xbox elite. Mostly because I grew tired of remembering to charge stuff like controllers or headphones, so it's easier to just put it on a dock and forget about charging it. That is why I also changed my headhpones to arctis nova pro, so I never even think about charging a wireless headphones.
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I have like a little "clicking" noise on the right stick when i do circle motion and listen to it closely.. the left stick is completely silence. Is my controller defective or is this considered "normal" ? Could you check yours and tell me your expereience? 2nd As soon as i customise the curve on the right stick and dont use the presets (progressive etc) and go to test in app the stick wont go all the way full circle anymore, dont matter what shaft option i use.. but happen only when i manually change the curve. Its fine with the preset curves. Could you check that too if its "normal" ? Just wanna make sure if i have to really return it or not. Because if its line a problem on every nacon five i dont have to go through all the struggle to get a new one just to find out it still has the same errors or i even get a even worse controller worst case...
Just to make you aware. Hall effect isnt just a "longer life" for the sticks. It 100% removes the design problem that causes stick drift in potentiometer based joysticks. For me, this is the biggest selling point as I have been butned twice by stickdrift on expensive controllers.
@@BigChungus95 Basically, the way that potentiometer joysticks work(the joysticks on the majority of controllers) is by using a metal slide with carbon on and it measures the resistance said metal strip gives. Over time the metal strip wears down and this changes the resistance reading of the metal strip. Hall effect measure the magnetic resistance of a stick in an open area(massively simplified but CBA getting into it)_ this means there are no parts to wear down and thus stick drift won't happen over time. People need to start demanding hall effect because otherwise we will be spending stupid sums on controllers that die after 3-6 months
Lmfao crazy how every PS2 controller had it and now its removed so they sell more. Especially in expensive controllers like with Xbox. Which is why I hate them so much.
@@tossacointoyourwitcherOriginal PS2 controllers didn't have hall effect, they had potentiometer joysticks BUT they had a feature which measured the resistance every time you did a circle with the joystick so this extended the life of them. I would NEVER recommend buying an expensive controller if it isn't hall effect
Can someone explain how the F I take the traditional d-pad off? I want to try the dish again and I can't get that d-pad off, feels like I'm going to break it.
I just returned my Victrix for the Rev 5. Honestly the BFG felt smaller in hand to me and I have small hands. The Rev 5 however just feels much more comfortable
Im having issues with this controller and i need help, the thumbsticks feel weird when i was playing cod on ps5 for example the right stick movement feels heavier then the left stick and i dont know how to fix this, anybody else dealing with this problem ?
That’s because you have 1-4 profiles set using the profile button. This controller is designed to be able to customize the weight and reaction time of each stick in the PC software, but you should be able to just choose a different profile on the controller indicated by the front LEDs. One of the profiles should work normally.
for FPS games. I'd rather have my thumb straight when moving foward and use the whole thumb the strafe left and right. I'm used to ps5 controllers but the asymmetrical sticks are more efficient on the thumbs
if the left stick is symmetrical, you have to bend the knuckle and move the whole thumb, instead of it just being one fluid motion. the right stick however, you want low and you want ur thumb at a small arch anyways to aim in any direction. but the arch it mostly for horizontal aiming
So I didn’t buy the ps5 pro controller cause it only has two paddles on the back… the razor wolverine actually has 4 buttons on back, but are in the center on the back, which means u really have to extend ur fingers. so I went with the victrix controller mostly for the four paddles and Xbox feel to it!!!!… but be warned if u ever break ur dongle it’s game over!. You Can’t find replacement parts anywhere, and you can’t connect the wire to play if needed. u need the dongle no matter what! the main reason I bought this controller, besides having the 4 paddles, And Xbox feel, is cause on the nacon u can choose to play wireless or wired. So if you ever break ur dongle all u gotta do is connect usb, switch to wired and ur good to go…. Big plus for me!..my victrix now sits on my desk because of a 5 dollar dongle that broke!!.now thats a waste of almost $200 bucks
We will get into the function button later, but for now, let’s take a second to mention the high-quality, grippy rubber texture found on the handles. I find the rubber grips to be a favorable texture that is not too rough but offers textural friction to keep your hands in place.
Am I misremembering, thought Mark was known for being the Noisy who didn't really bother with games? Hate the asymmetrical layout, but that notwithstanding, seems poorly thought out and generic. The gated software; mouse weights on something you hold in the air (really?); same ol' 20 stick customizations, yet still no proper face button customization. Would be nice to have a proper ergo controller where we could put mechanical switches in rather than be forced to use the standard heavy membrane yet again.
Huh, dunno why my comment got deleted. Here's what I said: We already have dozens and dozens of controllers with mechanical switches for buttons, and I also said if you want a controller with swappable button modules I recommend the BEITONG "Zeus 2", you can swap out the button module for mechanicals, optical switch or rubber-dome.
@@aweigh1010 Beitong looks very Aliexpress. Looked around just last year and didn't see any, am I using bad keywords, or is the feature still rather new and obscure?
Funny that it's like one of those mice with lots of things no one needs. Like anyone would need a controller to be heavier when you have to hold it compared to a mouse. I'm fine with a cheap PC compatible controller only when I absolutely need to use one. Otherwise a cheap wired Logitech or ONN mouse works fine. Although I do get a compact keyboard that is not as long as usual so I can move it left and use the Numpad for gaming with my left hand, usually ONN. WASD never made sense.
" Like anyone would need a controller to be heavier" Lots of people love a heavier controller, including myself. It's actually a hugely appreciated feature within controller communities, but you obviously don't know anything about controllers or are a controller enthusiast.
@@aweigh1010Idk about heavier controllers, but I did like that the Dualsense was a bit heaftier than the Dualshock 4. It's not heavy to the degree of being a burden, but doesn't feel like a cheap toy like the previous iteration.
@@aweigh1010Yh I dunno, I want my controller to feel like it has weight but I don't want it snapping my wrists when I use it for a couple hours 😂. PS4 controller weight or around that is perfect imo
Having access to different weights on controllers are great for bigger people that don't want a light weight feeling in their hand as well as disabled people who have less functional ability in their hand having a light option is fantastic
I use the nacon revolution pro for the ps4 on my pc and those are great but... The biggest issue with nacon is that I wish the bag had a magnetic hub to charge it, like the xbox elite.
Mostly because I grew tired of remembering to charge stuff like controllers or headphones, so it's easier to just put it on a dock and forget about charging it.
That is why I also changed my headhpones to arctis nova pro, so I never even think about charging a wireless headphones.
I have like a little "clicking" noise on the right stick when i do circle motion and listen to it closely.. the left stick is completely silence.
Is my controller defective or is this considered "normal" ? Could you check yours and tell me your expereience?
2nd
As soon as i customise the curve on the right stick and dont use the presets (progressive etc) and go to test in app the stick wont go all the way full circle anymore, dont matter what shaft option i use.. but happen only when i manually change the curve. Its fine with the preset curves. Could you check that too if its "normal" ?
Just wanna make sure if i have to really return it or not. Because if its line a problem on every nacon five i dont have to go through all the struggle to get a new one just to find out it still has the same errors or i even get a even worse controller worst case...
Just to make you aware.
Hall effect isnt just a "longer life" for the sticks.
It 100% removes the design problem that causes stick drift in potentiometer based joysticks.
For me, this is the biggest selling point as I have been butned twice by stickdrift on expensive controllers.
This will be my 4th controller first 3 where standard ps5 controllers. All of them got stick drift
@@BigChungus95 Basically, the way that potentiometer joysticks work(the joysticks on the majority of controllers) is by using a metal slide with carbon on and it measures the resistance said metal strip gives. Over time the metal strip wears down and this changes the resistance reading of the metal strip.
Hall effect measure the magnetic resistance of a stick in an open area(massively simplified but CBA getting into it)_ this means there are no parts to wear down and thus stick drift won't happen over time.
People need to start demanding hall effect because otherwise we will be spending stupid sums on controllers that die after 3-6 months
Lmfao crazy how every PS2 controller had it and now its removed so they sell more. Especially in expensive controllers like with Xbox. Which is why I hate them so much.
@@tossacointoyourwitcherOriginal PS2 controllers didn't have hall effect, they had potentiometer joysticks BUT they had a feature which measured the resistance every time you did a circle with the joystick so this extended the life of them.
I would NEVER recommend buying an expensive controller if it isn't hall effect
@@pringle239 I have the dualsense edge. Because you can buy sticks sperpetly
I love this controller for my PS4, such a worthy upgrade over the standard DS4.
Can you please help me. How do i hook this up to my ps5 wirelessly. ? I cant get it to work.
This looks like the Revolution 4 in a new box. Idk how excited we should get about that.
what’s the website to set up the controller??
Can someone explain how the F I take the traditional d-pad off? I want to try the dish again and I can't get that d-pad off, feels like I'm going to break it.
Just pry it off with a little force, it will not break, but is hard to do.
Does it have macro option?
Is it smaller than the Victrix? The Victrix was too big in my hands and I had to return it.
I just returned my Victrix for the Rev 5. Honestly the BFG felt smaller in hand to me and I have small hands. The Rev 5 however just feels much more comfortable
Im having issues with this controller and i need help, the thumbsticks feel weird when i was playing cod on ps5 for example the right stick movement feels heavier then the left stick and i dont know how to fix this, anybody else dealing with this problem ?
That’s because you have 1-4 profiles set using the profile button. This controller is designed to be able to customize the weight and reaction time of each stick in the PC software, but you should be able to just choose a different profile on the controller indicated by the front LEDs. One of the profiles should work normally.
@@NoisyPixelNews thanks i just fixed it appreciate your help
Would i have to download software to use it on ps5 also?
no
Why would they move the sticks placement..I guess they want it to feel more Xbox like - Hal effect seems decent to remove stick drift
for FPS games. I'd rather have my thumb straight when moving foward and use the whole thumb the strafe left and right. I'm used to ps5 controllers but the asymmetrical sticks are more efficient on the thumbs
if the left stick is symmetrical, you have to bend the knuckle and move the whole thumb, instead of it just being one fluid motion. the right stick however, you want low and you want ur thumb at a small arch anyways to aim in any direction. but the arch it mostly for horizontal aiming
@christiangarcia655 so asymmetry will be better for shooters, battle royales etc?
Where'd you break the wrist Mark? That doesn't look fun to be testing controllers with.
haha i punished my model for bad gaming (controller was officially reviewed with a functional wrist)
How do u turn on ps5 with the controller ?
Press the same button dumbasd
So I didn’t buy the ps5 pro controller cause it only has two paddles on the back… the razor wolverine actually has 4 buttons on back, but are in the center on the back, which means u really have to extend ur fingers.
so I went with the victrix controller mostly for the four paddles and Xbox feel to it!!!!… but be warned if u ever break ur dongle it’s game over!. You Can’t find replacement parts anywhere, and you can’t connect the wire to play if needed. u need the dongle no matter what!
the main reason I bought this controller, besides having the 4 paddles, And Xbox feel, is cause on the nacon u can choose to play wireless or wired. So if you ever break ur dongle all u gotta do is connect usb, switch to wired and ur good to go…. Big plus for me!..my victrix now sits on my desk because of a 5 dollar dongle that broke!!.now thats a waste of almost $200 bucks
Does it have turbo function?
We will get into the function button later, but for now, let’s take a second to mention the high-quality, grippy rubber texture found on the handles. I find the rubber grips to be a favorable texture that is not too rough but offers textural friction to keep your hands in place.
i can’t get my download to work for me 😢
there are two places on that website that you can download from, try both of them, make sure your product is registered
@@NoisyPixelNews how do i register it
Somewhere on the website it says register my product, also have to make an account on there
@NoisyPixelNews it’s a pain in the ass but I got it eventually
@@NoisyPixelNews thanks m8
Describing a PS product as Haloesque must really be what they want to hear
lol i went with my gut
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How can I change profile???
Controller has a profile button and you can customize with the pc software
@@NoisyPixelNews what if I play ps5
@@NoisyPixelNews can I use the controller on my phone or iPad???
@@Steezus0000are you retarded
Good controller but the rumble kinda takes me off since it doesn't work on ps5 games
No 3rd party controller has ps5 rumble unfortu ately. Stingy sony
Am I misremembering, thought Mark was known for being the Noisy who didn't really bother with games?
Hate the asymmetrical layout, but that notwithstanding, seems poorly thought out and generic.
The gated software; mouse weights on something you hold in the air (really?); same ol' 20 stick customizations, yet still no proper face button customization.
Would be nice to have a proper ergo controller where we could put mechanical switches in rather than be forced to use the standard heavy membrane yet again.
Huh, dunno why my comment got deleted. Here's what I said: We already have dozens and dozens of controllers with mechanical switches for buttons, and I also said if you want a controller with swappable button modules I recommend the BEITONG "Zeus 2", you can swap out the button module for mechanicals, optical switch or rubber-dome.
@@aweigh1010 Beitong looks very Aliexpress.
Looked around just last year and didn't see any, am I using bad keywords, or is the feature still rather new and obscure?
@@NersiusWell, based off your reply you're obviously mentally disabled so I won't bother contiuening to converse with you. Have a good day.
Funny that it's like one of those mice with lots of things no one needs. Like anyone would need a controller to be heavier when you have to hold it compared to a mouse.
I'm fine with a cheap PC compatible controller only when I absolutely need to use one.
Otherwise a cheap wired Logitech or ONN mouse works fine. Although I do get a compact keyboard that is not as long as usual so I can move it left and use the Numpad for gaming with my left hand, usually ONN. WASD never made sense.
" Like anyone would need a controller to be heavier" Lots of people love a heavier controller, including myself. It's actually a hugely appreciated feature within controller communities, but you obviously don't know anything about controllers or are a controller enthusiast.
@@aweigh1010Idk about heavier controllers, but I did like that the Dualsense was a bit heaftier than the Dualshock 4. It's not heavy to the degree of being a burden, but doesn't feel like a cheap toy like the previous iteration.
@@aweigh1010Yh I dunno, I want my controller to feel like it has weight but I don't want it snapping my wrists when I use it for a couple hours 😂. PS4 controller weight or around that is perfect imo
Having access to different weights on controllers are great for bigger people that don't want a light weight feeling in their hand as well as disabled people who have less functional ability in their hand having a light option is fantastic
This should cost more.