On top of that, now that I have been using the controller for over a year, they weight is so much different (to me in a positive way). You can flip between 2 configuartions any time as there is a switch for that on the controller. There are pre-set configurations by the game developers for some of the games (Halo, Gears, ReCore, Forza) and you can further fine tune the trigger locks to different sensitivities. Not only can you re map every button, you have the option to remap the 4 paddles, use a differend D pad, change the sticks to long or short, and with the app have the ability to change the haptatic features and sensativities of each bumper or trigger. I would not even call those 2 key features, though the trigger locks are very nice. I am not going to defend Satsumo, but the elite controller is a lot more than just trigger locks and rubberized grips. Review samples provided by the manufacturer.
See the QuickShot Controller Grips on Amazon (opens in new tab).See the Lynx Power Charging Cable on Amazon (opens in new tab).Still, if you want an attractive cable of clear quality to match your Xbox controllers, the Lynx won't let you down. I can't say those cheaper cables would be as nice or durable as this one, but the option is out there. You can find a three-pack of woven micro-USB cables of the same length for $9 to $12 on Amazon (opens in new tab). The only possible issue with the Lynx is its price. The quality of the cable is very high, and you get a wrap for storage. The generous length should make it possible for most gamers to use a controller while charging it. You can use it to charge your controllers and other devices. 10-foot cable designed to ensure there is no lag.īasically, the Lynx is a really nice 10-foot micro USB cable.Premium 10-foot flat cable featuring durable woven shielding and allows for continued play while your controller recharges.Final verdict on the QuickShot Controller Gripsīionik also sent us a Lynx Power Charging Cable, which is sold separately from the QuickShot. It's not a feature that will benefit every game, but it should be really useful in games such as Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare. This will let you fire non-automatic weapons more rapidly because you don't have to press the triggers down as far. Enabling the switches will stop the triggers at approximately five degrees – that's 72 percent less travel. Normally, an Xbox controller's triggers fully actuate when pressed down at 18 degrees. The QuickShot's trigger lock switches are actually easier to see and switch back and forth, so that's a plus.
On an Elite, these would be green switches just outside of the battery pack area. But you'll still get a way better grip and feel than that of a standard controller.Īs for the trigger locks, they are orange switches located at the top of the grips, just below the triggers.
The texture of these grips doesn't extend as far along the back of the controller as an Elite's textured area because the grips only replace the side portions of the controller, not the back. Each grip has a Bionik logo at the top of the textured area, but it's quite subtle. They feel great to hold and improve your grip, making it easier to keep the controller firmly in your hands. The grips feature gray rubberized areas with a slightly more pronounced texture than an actual Elite controller. The QuickShot's two big features are its grips and trigger locks.
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