The PS5 Controller That CAN'T Get Stick-Drift… (Ft. Phantom)

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In this video I show off a brand new PRO ps5 controller called the Hex Gaming Phantom that claims to have FIXED stick drift along with some other promising features, so let's check it out…

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Title: The PS5 Controller That CAN'T Get Stick-Drift… (Ft. Phantom)
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[oxymrn]

Almost 300 dollars for a controller. Screw that.

[KodeName.X]

stick drift was fixed in 1998 with the dream cast. just greedy clowns in suits

[zephwilliams]

Finding a controller that doesn't get stick drift is like finding the cure to cancer

[MoreOfficialJayz]

I wish there was a company that would let us pick the placement of the back buttons bc everyones hands are different.

[mcswizz]

Shouldn't have to pay extra just to actually use the console you already paid for. Never been this bad with older consoles.

[theintangiblecog]

Gulikit kk3 max = $70 USD Has all this, and Hal affect. Down side is that it’s only for pc, and Switch. But the point is, this controller is way over priced; and with a little ingenuity + adapter, I use the Gulikit on all my consoles.

[kartube]

Jesus dude! Lay off the ❄️!!! The twitching is real

[davidtsmith]

Was going good until "US$275.00"

[MoreOfficialJayz]

You should tell them the change the position of the lower back two buttons to a lower part on the controller. For better ergonomics on the controller.

[MYAGIYAGO]

Actually, Nacon has been the very 1st to actually been using hall effect sticks for ps4 and PS5. You'd be dumb not to know that or haven't heard of them. Plus, they're pro style controllers too

[AaronWOfficial]

AIM controllers have been around for ages and they use hall effect sticks which fixes drift lol. I have 1 myself. It also has all the same features, except instead of 4 back buttons gives you 4 back paddles which can be removed (modular, you can remove just 2 back paddles if you like). It is also cheaper and has a lifetime warranty.

[BillyMcMorran]

I have a SCUF with two large paddles on the back. Having two large paddles is much better. You cannot see exactly what you are pressing, and you only want these paddles to help you to jump, and go prone. That’s it. When you are in a gun fight you can jump by pressing the back bumper, allowing you to stay aimed in. The buttons do not needs to be small and exact. Quite the opposite. A large button you cannot miss is better.

[Noneabove]

It's literally the dualsense edge without removable sticks

[jaylow]

So it cost $300 for a decent remote. They should be sued for build remotes that last max 4 to 6 months for adults

[tonyb]

Dualsense Edge is the best for the $, quality, and ease of stickdrift fix. Oh, and comfort, and the paddles are the best. Sony really did the consumer the tight way on that controller, if not much else.

[aaru]

i have question this controllers have haptic feedback features of ps5? for me personally i love that feature from the controller

[eMKay]

Stickdrift can be a good thing. In MW it makes it that you have good ads with some stickdrift.

[AndNowYourMommaKnows]

Great video, what's your thoughts after having the controller for a few weeks?

[MrBdobb]

These "Pro" 🎮 prices are getting absolutely ridiculous.

[NightSprinter]

The fact the PS5 version still has the features I expect for a PS5 controller, I might eventually look into this.