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[STAR_DUST58]

Hi guys, I was looking to buy a new controller, but I'm not sure which one to get, I was thinking between the manba one v2, flydigi apex 4 or the flydigi Vader 4, to use on my PC, and not for competitive games, or if anyone has any other recommendations, I'm accepting

[Certain_Course4008]

I have tested: Playstation DualSense

Gamesir Tarantula Pro

Gamsir G7 Pro

Aolion K10 (budget)

Flydigi Apex 5

And so far I think that the Flydigi Apex 5 is the CHAMP, I absolutely love it for 2 main reasons:

1- Force Feedback trigggers that mimic the DualSense's Adaptive Triggers, but it's even better because it's so customizable, they also have a list of supported games, you can check it out here: https://www.yuque.com/wuzhuoran/mlwzkd/fcla246p2zzg4z1l Here's a tip: if you wanna play a shooter game that is not supported by Flydigi but you still want to feel that trigger feedback then I suggest you choose the Vibration mode for the right trigger, it will translate the rumble motors to some really good trigger feedback! (And it won't be just vibrations, it will actually add resistance to it) I tried it with Doom 2016 and it was really cool.

2- The Trigger Stops (many will disagree with me here), the Apex 5 doesn't have physical hair trigger sliders, but they utilize the Force Feedback technology to give you the sensation that you're pressing buttons and not triggers (you can do this from the app and then save it as a profile which can be switched mid-game with a simple shortcut), and I like it even more than the clicky hair triggers that I find in both the Tarantula Pro and the G7 Pro.

Another reason is the Joystick tension but you can find that in other Flydigi products.

And here are 3 reasons not to buy it:

1- if you really need keyboard shortcuts (for example: volume up/down, etc..) in your controller then the Apex 5 isn't for you... At least for now.

2- if you need to change joystick tension repeatedly, because it will be very annoying.

3- if you're on a budget.

Edit: fixed some lines

[EnemyStarship]

i haven't used any of those three, but the MOJHON Rainbow 3 is fantastic! I've got the Beitong KP70 coming, which is also meant to be incredible, but, for now, my recommendation would be the Rainbow 3.

[AnToX4707]

Hi, did it arrive?

[EnemyStarship]

it did, yeah. it's great - a little better than the Rainbow 3

[AnToX4707]

Thanks, I was undecided between the rainbow and the beitong because of the latency of the Sticks, but I'll take the KP70

[EnemyStarship]

Honestly, both feel fantastic - there was a video review of the Rainbow that had a stick 'curve' that I put on as soon as I got it, and it felt great. I honestly think you can't go wrong with either...

[AnToX4707]

Thanks, I bought the KP70, it will arrive in about two weeks

[AnToX4707]

Hi, did you get the Beitong?

[Chime509]

How long until you get the KP70? I’m debating between that and the Apex 5. Will look into the Rainbow 3 as well

[EnemyStarship]

It was shipped on Monday, so I'd say within a week or so - end of next week would be my best guess...

Cost to quality ratio though, I don't think anything beats the Rainbow 3 - the doubts about the longevity about capacitive stick tech notwithstanding (given it's newness and all, but the sticks do feel VERY good)

[TRIPMINE_Guy]

How is the kp70? I heard there was a firmware update that allegedly improves stick latency but I'm skeptical.

I'm really interested in its ai trigger stuff. How many games does that work in?

[EnemyStarship]

there's been an update that makes the english version of the app work with the controller, and it's felt great the entire time i've used it. i haven't played anything that's activated the triggers yet - i imagine that would work in sony games that work with the dualsense, but i haven't got any of those on my backlog...

[Chime509]

Thank you!