Ok guys I have a very specific question how does this Elite Gaming controller compare to the PowerA Fusion Tournament controller as far as the presicion of the joysticks and their durability?From my experience the presicion on the Fusion Tournament controllers are unparalleled but they start getting messed up after like 6 months of use which is too soon for me. How are the joysticks on the Razer controller are we talking at least a good year of avid FPS gaming with top notch precision joysticks or do the joysticks feel like the standard Microsoft Xbox controller? Ok guys I have a very specific question how does this Elite Gaming controller compare to the PowerA Fusion Tournament controller as far as the presicion of the joysticks and their durability? » Read More Ok guys I have a very specific question how does this Elite Gaming controller compare to the PowerA Fusion Tournament controller as far as the presicion of the joysticks and their durability?From my experience the presicion on the Fusion Tournament controllers are unparalleled but they start getting messed up after like 6 months of use which is too soon for me. How are the joysticks on the Razer controller are we talking at least a good year of avid FPS gaming with top notch precision joysticks or do the joysticks feel like the standard Microsoft Xbox controller? « Show Less
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I dont know about the PowerA controller but I can tell you that the sticks on these are absolutely terrible. They wobble and have a bad dead-zone meaning that if the controller is tilted, the stick actually moves enough to make your character move. I bought this controller just before Black Ops 2 came out and used it casually (never even Prestiged) over 3 months and the controller was already having this problem. Also, the adjustable resistance is just a gimmick. I just recently put up my review where I go into all the flaws of this controller.EDIT: My experience was with the ONZA, not the Sabertooth, sorry. I dont know about the PowerA controller but I can tell you that the sticks on these are absolutely terrible. They wobble and have a bad dead-zone meaning that if the controller is tilted, the stick actually moves enough to make your character move. I bought this controller just before Black Ops 2 came out and used it casually (never even Prestiged) over 3 months and the controller was already having this problem. Also, the adjustable resistance is just a gimmick. I just recently put up my review where I go into all the flaws of this controller.EDIT: My experience was with the... » Read More I dont know about the PowerA controller but I can tell you that the sticks on these are absolutely terrible. They wobble and have a bad dead-zone meaning that if the controller is tilted, the stick actually moves enough to make your character move. I bought this controller just before Black Ops 2 came out and used it casually (never even Prestiged) over 3 months and the controller was already having this problem. Also, the adjustable resistance is just a gimmick. I just recently put up my review where I go into all the flaws of this controller.EDIT: My experience was with the ONZA, not the Sabertooth, sorry. « Show Less
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Joysticks offer much more precision than the regular microsoft controler. You can also adjust them on the fly in the program mode. As for longevity they have not started to drift at all for me in any way since i bought the contoler about 6 or so months ago. I have never usd a fusion controler, but the sabertooth has met all of my expectations and then some.
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No...i haven't had any problem like such...The controller works perfect and i usually recharge it after 48-60 hours of gaming...It has a very strong long range..Actually the controller works together with the USB so if it aint connected it will be blinking red light. But when you connect the USB the red light will be steady meaning that it it is now active...However i'm only taking precautions about the charge but the lifespan of the battery might extend above the hours i'm talking about but to be on the safer side i don't allow it to be more than 60 hours without recharging it (meaning 60 hours of gaming). No...i haven't had any problem like such...The controller works perfect and i usually recharge it after 48-60 hours of gaming...It has a very strong long range..Actually the controller works together with the USB so if it aint connected it will be blinking red light. But when you connect the USB the red light will be steady meaning that it it is now active...However i'm only taking precautions about the charge but the lifespan of the battery might extend above the hours i'm talking about but to be on the safer side i don't allow it to be more than 60 hours without recharging it (meaning 60... » Read More No...i haven't had any problem like such...The controller works perfect and i usually recharge it after 48-60 hours of gaming...It has a very strong long range..Actually the controller works together with the USB so if it aint connected it will be blinking red light. But when you connect the USB the red light will be steady meaning that it it is now active...However i'm only taking precautions about the charge but the lifespan of the battery might extend above the hours i'm talking about but to be on the safer side i don't allow it to be more than 60 hours without recharging it (meaning 60 hours of gaming). « Show Less
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IDK either ... I bought it and got the standard version. I do not see much difference except for the metal on the pedals which maybe makes them more durable. I use the pedals with Windows XP as my OS; the interface of my pedals is USB, the Saitek Drivers get the pedals into my computer and Saitek includes a program to check that the pedals are working. BUT to get the pedal info into any running program they have to be linked to the Windows Device Manager by going to the Control Panel and Clicking on Game Controllers, then clicking on ADD then scroll down to Saitek and select it.I made a screen shot but Amazon does not give me a way to attach it to this e-mail. IDK either ... I bought it and got the standard version. I do not see much difference except for the metal on the pedals which maybe makes them more durable. I use the pedals with Windows XP as my OS; the interface of my pedals is USB, the Saitek Drivers get the pedals into my computer and Saitek includes a program to check that the pedals are working. BUT to get the pedal info into any running program they have to be linked to the Windows Device Manager by going to the Control Panel and Clicking on Game Controllers, then clicking on ADD then scroll down to Saitek and select... » Read More IDK either ... I bought it and got the standard version. I do not see much difference except for the metal on the pedals which maybe makes them more durable. I use the pedals with Windows XP as my OS; the interface of my pedals is USB, the Saitek Drivers get the pedals into my computer and Saitek includes a program to check that the pedals are working. BUT to get the pedal info into any running program they have to be linked to the Windows Device Manager by going to the Control Panel and Clicking on Game Controllers, then clicking on ADD then scroll down to Saitek and select it.I made a screen shot but Amazon does not give me a way to attach it to this e-mail. « Show Less
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No, this device is built solid, I use it for Quake 3 Deathmatch with Sensitivity maxed out for retardedly fluid Rail Gun sniping at high speeds; way better than high dpi mice but hard to master, after two years of use, being dropped and abused it still works flawlessly, I've been through the Logitech Track mice, the one you're talking about with the thumb driven ball is an isolated thing unique to that Track Mouse, otherwise Logitech is good, but stay away from the M750. The Expert mouse in my own opinion will give you better accuracy in high speed fps games, and insane durability at the price of a learning curve. No, this device is built solid, I use it for Quake 3 Deathmatch with Sensitivity maxed out for retardedly fluid Rail Gun sniping at high speeds; way better than high dpi mice but hard to master, after two years of use, being dropped and abused it still works flawlessly, I've been through the Logitech Track mice, the one you're talking about with the thumb driven ball is an isolated thing unique to that Track Mouse, otherwise Logitech is good, but stay away from the M750. The Expert mouse in my own opinion will give you better accuracy in high speed fps games, and insane durability at the... » Read More No, this device is built solid, I use it for Quake 3 Deathmatch with Sensitivity maxed out for retardedly fluid Rail Gun sniping at high speeds; way better than high dpi mice but hard to master, after two years of use, being dropped and abused it still works flawlessly, I've been through the Logitech Track mice, the one you're talking about with the thumb driven ball is an isolated thing unique to that Track Mouse, otherwise Logitech is good, but stay away from the M750. The Expert mouse in my own opinion will give you better accuracy in high speed fps games, and insane durability at the price of a learning curve. « Show Less
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I have had this joystick for about 13 years now. I have played many flight/fighter sims and have never felt the need to upgrade. I have never had any issues with it at all.
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I've tried the razer its been repackaged several times since I tried it. The sailtek is the better controller however be gentle with its analog stick if that part were more robust I could recommend it more. The software was sufficient enough for me to do just about anything I wanted in any game however it has a learning curve.
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Logitech doesn't make a comparable gaming mouse. I have owned a lot of Razer products and have had little issues with any of my products. Sounds like you may had a issue with the connection due to simply put usage. I had one my old original Razer nagas had same issue which was from chair running over cord. Same issue happened for a logitec that I had. If your a extreme gamer like myself you might consider Razer epic. It is a cordless gaming mouse that can also plug in. Razer is only gaming company that has not just a full line up of gaming stuff but also special software to enhance the gaming expierence. Logitech doesn't make a comparable gaming mouse. I have owned a lot of Razer products and have had little issues with any of my products. Sounds like you may had a issue with the connection due to simply put usage. I had one my old original Razer nagas had same issue which was from chair running over cord. Same issue happened for a logitec that I had. If your a extreme gamer like myself you might consider Razer epic. It is a cordless gaming mouse that can also plug in. Razer is only gaming company that has not just a full line up of gaming stuff but also special software to enhance the... » Read More Logitech doesn't make a comparable gaming mouse. I have owned a lot of Razer products and have had little issues with any of my products. Sounds like you may had a issue with the connection due to simply put usage. I had one my old original Razer nagas had same issue which was from chair running over cord. Same issue happened for a logitec that I had. If your a extreme gamer like myself you might consider Razer epic. It is a cordless gaming mouse that can also plug in. Razer is only gaming company that has not just a full line up of gaming stuff but also special software to enhance the gaming expierence. « Show Less
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I recently bought one of these controllers and they work great. I have never owned an actual SCUF so I can't compare, but the paddles do not seem hard to press at all. The only problem I had with mine was that it was difficult to plug the microphone in to the controller because the motherboard inside was slightly off. I contacted the seller and he walked me through how to deal with the issue. It works fine now. Hope this helps.
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With me, I have the Razer Tartarus and from what I gather, it has the same d-pad. I got perfectly used to it enough to make the buttons actual numbers and use them in MMO and FPS situations to switch weapons. Don't get me wrong, it was hard to get used to but in time it will feel almost natural. the hardest part was knowing what i had bound to which directions.
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i recently bought this product for myself and have had absolutely no issues with it at all! its an awesome controller and the customer service was amazing! They programed it just the way i wanted and it works like a charm. if you're looking for a cheap scuf alternative, this is definitely the one to get! the paddle are not hard to press, you have to press the bottom section of them to get the reaction, most likely the review you read was on from someone who thought you could press it at the top or middle, rather than the bottom. My paddles work amazing, and i put them through DAYS of playing! Hope this helped the decision!-Dustin i recently bought this product for myself and have had absolutely no issues with it at all! its an awesome controller and the customer service was amazing! They programed it just the way i wanted and it works like a charm. if you're looking for a cheap scuf alternative, this is definitely the one to get! the paddle are not hard to press, you have to press the bottom section of them to get the reaction, most likely the review you read was on from someone who thought you could press it at the top or middle, rather than the bottom. My paddles work amazing, and i put them through DAYS of... » Read More i recently bought this product for myself and have had absolutely no issues with it at all! its an awesome controller and the customer service was amazing! They programed it just the way i wanted and it works like a charm. if you're looking for a cheap scuf alternative, this is definitely the one to get! the paddle are not hard to press, you have to press the bottom section of them to get the reaction, most likely the review you read was on from someone who thought you could press it at the top or middle, rather than the bottom. My paddles work amazing, and i put them through DAYS of playing! Hope this helped the decision!-Dustin « Show Less
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i've been eyeing the ZeroShock III due to some kind folks on this thread recommending it, and i've emailed them twice (!) and still no reply.may i ask if anyone knows what that site is all about? it seems as though they only have 3 items on that site!! 3 items. that must be the smallest offering of any site i've ever visited, but no worries, if the item is great, i'd like to buy it. yet, not if they won't return my emails though...look forward to hearing from you guys. thx in advance.
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I haven't experienced any delay after owning for about a month or so. IMO it fits better in my hand than the dual shock 3 does. I highly recoome this controller.
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If you're especially tech savy; you can use it with emulators & other games, but you really need to know what you're doing. You can map the buttons & triggers nanually. Personally, I'm very content with the available games, & the list will only grow. Titles like NOVA, Dead Trigger 2 & Aliens vs Predator are amazing with the moga pro...console experience wherever you go. But get the moga pro if your going to get an android controller - it's waaay better (&more comfortable) than the original moga...
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I have a Belkin N52TE that I've been using for the past five years. It looks identical to the Razer game pad so I assume it's the same unit. I had nothing but trouble with the Saitek product but have been very pleased with the Belkin. Like I said, I've had it for five years and it's still going strong.
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I tried this controller with several games and I did not find anything wrong with it. Shooting games, racing games, games that I wouldn't use this controller to play with and it worked every time. Hope this helps.
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I believe this is a knock off. It feels and looks like a real controller though. It has the same case as the real controller. Just the case has chinese letters. I've had the controller for 2 weeks now and I have had no problems. So for the price, I would get it.
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yeah, you can use the pro controller and that was my choise too, but please consider that this CoD is responsible for many broken (older) wii disc drives (the game is too demanding for the console), take a look at the net...