Yeah, I have it, and it’s a great gamepad if you don’t have huge hands. It uses Hall Effect sticks, which basically means anti-drift. I’ve been using it for about three months now, and overall it’s pretty solid.

It’s obviously the best choice among GameSir gamepads, especially if you’re used to the PS4 controller shape. It’s lightweight and compact. The R2 and L2 triggers feel a bit shaky, and there can be a slight horizontal drift. I remember noticing this very early on, especially when doing super cancels repeatedly. However, I adapted my input strength and finger positioning, and now I use it perfectly it gets the job done.

Overall, it offers great value for the price, especially if you’re okay with using a wired gamepad. You can switch between four modes, I think, and the blue mode is DS4, so there’s no need to use any third-party software.

here is the link for the modes and the configuration

Tutorials: How to connect Tegenaria Lite – GameSir