That tells me you don't use gyro much. In that case why would you get the controller in the first place?

@@DaMu24 yeah well I see a lot of people outright bashing it so

It's not. To be fair I've had hall effect sticks on my legion go and I don't really tell a difference.

The button inputs all feel good to use.

Generic controllers don't have 2 back buttons, 2 front buttons and touch sensitive thumbsticks that are fully supported by steam input.

@@bibabutzemann5661 weird I don't have that issue. I played a ton of games using gamepad settings at first before switching to mouse mode so

@@Necrocom4 maybe because you play with a bigger deadzone? I put the deadzone down to 0 on the hori until i got a little bit stick drift. At this point it felt the same as my deadzone of 3 on the dualsense. When i do bigger motions with the stick its fine. But when i just move it a tiny bit above the deadzones the corsair moves only in 45 degree angles in FPS games. (tested in apex)

@@bibabutzemann5661 for gamepad I don't touch the configs. Just left it on default

@@Necrocom4 ok. But this problem is pretty much personal preference for me. If the stick would be the same as the ds5 edge, this controller would easaly be my main controller. I loooove the light weight. I didnt even know how much better a lighter controller is for gyro.

To be far in that regard, no controller compares to the DS5 in that test.

I was wondering why gyro aim felt terrible with the razer kishi. Really good explanation dude.

Off the top of my head you could find someone to print one. I think I had a guy 3d print one of the ones that hold the dongle years back for pretty cheap. You can find the file on 3d geeks or something

​@@Necrocom4Valve actually provided all Steam Controller STL files (including the PCB) when they announced the Steam Controller discontinuation. The Steam News post about it is still up with working links (just checked today).

But it is better than the switch controller. D-pad is superior, better gyro, touch sensitive thumbsticks and 4 extra buttons that are fully supported.

Would love a return of the king lol

Yeah same issue. I blame valve for not paying attention to the steam controller users when they update things. I haven't seen those bugs present with this one. Not yet anyways.

@@InterstellarLord thanks seriously. I haven't been doing videos much lately but I want to pick it back up again. I did a bunch with that exact style and I will probably be uploading my videos from Reddit onto here soon. Even though they're older.

@@Necrocom4 I am looking forward to watch those videos. You are basically the only person that really knows how to use that controller and what is its purpose. I know you know your stuff, but the channel "FlickStick Videos" is the most knowledgeable channel I know about gyro. Just in case you get some ideas for your videos. Maybe it is what you said in the video, you need to stick to it some time, I still find unconfortable gyro, but I really want to get the hang of it. Anyway, I am not looking forward to see a stellar performance in your videos, the better if they are, but what I really would like to see if how to set that specific controller for each video, and just for fun, also videos playing, if with handcam the better. BTW, I have a Alpakka Controller, in theory the most advanced gyro controller. Also there is the BigBig Won Blitz 2 TMR (some people report that the non TMR version of this controller has worse gyro) with 1000Hz polling rate for gyro, but I have not seen any perfmance or use of it, it is too new.

@@InterstellarLord i play apex and off the grid. Im very good with gyro and always on top. My best tipp i can give you is to use big and small movement flicks to get on your enemy. Big movement flicks = Go with movement stick, aim stick and gyro in the same direction. Small movement flicks = Go with movement stick and gyro in the sams direction. When your corsair is on the enemy, immedietely go into tracking. Track him with just mirror his movement with your movement, or counter his movement and track him with the same tools from small or big "movement flick"

@@InterstellarLord I outperfotm players in apex with their 40000 kills on wraith. I play with sticks and gyro together. (no aim assist) When i started gyro, my goal was to be as good as my mnk skills. But i got even better. I think a big advantage of gyro over mnk is the ability of fast switching the directions and the ability to make a very fast transition from flicks to tracking. Because we use both arms with the controller in the air. I play with 4x rotations in game with 1 rotation on controller, with liniar acceleration. My big gamechanging tipp is, use movement flicks. Big movement flicks = move stick + aim stick + gyro in the same direction. Small movement flicks = move stick + gyro in the same direction. Then track the enemy by copy his movemwnt or counter his movement with the same tools from the movement flicks. I would only use regular gyro flicks when you dont have the movement stick ready for aiming in some situations. (Like after jumping and other things)

@@GuyManley I have a separate Bluetooth receiver on my board since the one on my board stopped working a few years back. It's pretty beefy. Like I said though I don't see a difference with how the gyro feels from the SC

@@willweisgerber245 my plan is to open this one up and see if you can add motors. Possibly hall effect sticks.

​@@Necrocom4 do it

@@Necrocom4 do it please i wanna see

The gyro activating thumbsticks is the reason it stands out.

There is an option called "requires click“ turn it off

@@bibabutzemann5661 thank you so much! I hope this works... and is part of the newest steam input too

Button is gone XD didnt work sadly EDIT: I'm dumb! Found the setting inter control wheel besides Directional Pad - that is where I found it :D Thanks again!

Just needs rumble added

Never cook again.

Woe is you, better ask for a refund on your free video.

@alvoria you can also set the gyro to the left stick and have the face buttons activate the gyro if need be