PowerA Nano Enhanced Wired Controller – Lilac

De buena calidad y tamaño,

TL;DR: A near-perfect controller with quirks that require getting used to. Anyone who loves small controllers, or has small hands: this is the end game controller you are looking for!
Pros: -Best texture and design analogue sticks I’ve ever used, hands down. If I could replace my PS2 analogue stick tops with these, I would in a heartbeat. (looks like an experiment to do sometime)
-Small form factor perfect for people with small hands, or people who prefer smaller controllers over the bulky monstrosities of today’s modern gaming controllers. (sans Switch Pro Controller, but that has issues of its own)
Neutral: -paddle buttons are in the way of a better grip; but perfect for people who love paddle buttons placed exactly where the middle finger pads would be
-face buttons are snappy and tactile, but feels like membrane isn’t of a particularly high quality.
-d-pad is nothing home to write about. It’s functional, but just. Not ideal for shmups, but you could do MUCH MUCH worse.
Cons: -stupid button placement of the start button.
-it’s wired only. (I do not mind this at all, but this is def a con for many)
-my controller’s rumble doesn’t seem to work, as I don’t feel any rumble when playing Monster Hunter World. Or, if it does, it’s so weak I don’t realize it.
-it’s too expensive @$40. Even $30 is a bit much, in my opinion. Catch it on a sale under $30 and you won’t regret it. Would be nice if they sold an even cheaper version that just removed the paddle buttons in back. (I just wanted a mini 360 replacement; i don’t want extra buttons)

It’s about time a mini xbone controller finally came out that’s actually of a decent build quality! Hyperkin’s fare are nice, but they are cheap garbage with an expensive price tag; no quality build to them whatsoever. I’m a massive lover of the PowerA Mini Xbox 360 controller; easily one of my favorite controllers to use, right behind the Playstation 2 controller.

When PowerA released this Nano controller, I was really happy they brought back the tiny size! But! There are a few issues with it that keeps me from giving this a 100% rating.

The first major issue is the…Start button? (I have no idea, and don’t care, what it’s called) PowerA reduced the size profile of the controller. Perfect! But they basically kept the same button placement… major fail. To hit the start button with the right thumb, you are literally bumping into the right analog stick. Button placement is in an incredibly stupid place. It’s almost like no one actually held the prototype; or worse, they held the prototype and decided that it wasn’t worth moving the buttons up and out ever so slightly to make it more ergonomically friendly. It takes a while to get used to trying to not bump into the right stick, though, so it’s not in an especially egregious place.

The second major issue is the extra buttons on the back of the controller. I hate them. It’s great that I don’t have them programmed to do anything because I hold my controllers tightly in my hands and, especially in Monster Hunter, I’m constantly pushing the buttons. I thought I’d like them as a feature, but the longer I held and played with this controller, the more I hated them because it’s actually in the perfect placement of my strongest fingers that I use to hold most controllers. So, for others who do like buttons on the back of the controller, I seriously think the button placement is perfect for hitting with the middle finger.

PowerA were looking at perfection, but fell far from it, with poor button placement and extra buttons that make this controller WAY more expensive than it has every right of being. Even when I bought it at $30, I still found that too expensive because all I wanted was a replacement for the mini 360 controllers whose rubber domes under the buttons are starting to stick. I will continue to use the Nano, but I’ll just mention that I will still be stockpiling PowerA mini 360 controllers whenever I can because I still find those to be more comfortable than this, sans the clearly superior designed and textured analogue sticks.

This may sound like a lot of nitpicking, but I have high standards for controllers because the vast majority of modern controllers physically hurt my index fingers and wrists when held for a prolonged period of time (namely, the PS4 and Xbone controllers are especially egregious at hurting my hands). So finding smaller controllers that are reasonably priced, built well enough, and comfortable are incredibly hard. I still give this a recommend, but with a big asterisk that the buttons on the back may make or break your enjoyment with this controller.

Funciona perfeitamente no xbox series s!!!! Veio com o game pass para um mês. Muito bom, funciona no pc também. O cabo é comprido. Os únicos pontos negativos são o tamanho (é menor em relação ao controle original do xbox serie s, não dá pra usar capa protetora de silicone) e a demora pra entregar. Demorou quase um mês.

I wanted a little controller for small hands and easy storage; I wanted a wire, so I wouldn’t have to deal with batteries or recharging. This controller has done all of that. And has the added benefit of being purple!

I’m not a kid but I’m almost legally a dwarf and therefore have pretty small hands. This thing’s perfect. Small enough to reach everything but big enough to be comfortable for long periods of time.

Remapping the two extra buttons is quick and easy enough I can change them for whatever game I’m playing in like 15 seconds tops.

Screenshot/record button is neat, tapping it saves a screenshot and holding it saves the last minute or so of gameplay.

I’m a clumsy POS and this thing hits the ground at least once a day by accident but it’s still holding strong, no drift, no sticking, nothing.

Between the pricetag and durability, very good controller for kids. Or if you’re small and clumsy like me.

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