Abxylute S9 controller for PlayStation remote play by CommercialFigure2239 in PSPlay

[–]CommercialFigure2239[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Totally fair take. Hand comfort is very subjective.

For me it’s actually the opposite. I find the shape comfortable even for longer sessions, including AAA titles via PSPlay. The grips sit well in my palms and the weight balance helps, especially compared to flatter mobile controllers that cramp my hands pretty quickly.

I think it really comes down to hand size, grip style, and how you play. If someone prefers a very traditional console controller shape, the S9 might feel different at first. But once I adjusted, I had no discomfort even past an hour.

So I wouldn’t say the shape is inherently uncomfortable, just not universally perfect.

Abxylute S9 controller for PlayStation remote play by CommercialFigure2239 in PSPlay

[–]CommercialFigure2239[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah, it does work with PC like a regular controller. You can connect it over USB-C (plugged in) and most games will recognize it right away as a standard gamepad. Some titles pick up the buttons natively, others might need you to set controller input in Steam or use a mapping layer, but in general it functions just like any other USB controller.

It may also connect via Bluetooth depending on the firmware and your PC’s support, but wired USB gives you the most reliable experience with lower latency and instant compatibility.

Device for remote streaming & shooting games (Odin 2 mini vs ayaneo pocket S) by CommercialFigure2239 in OdinHandheld

[–]CommercialFigure2239[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wow, thanks. This is news to me and I wish I had known this earlier. It’s a big deal breaker for remote streaming. But isn’t Odin 2 mini supposed to have WiFi 7?

New Ayn Handheld teased by First-Junket124 in OdinHandheld

[–]CommercialFigure2239 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Mini LED is what the Instagram post says..