That is quite possible. I didn't think about that.

Thanks for that. I appreciate that information.

Thank you for this. I was about to rage comment but this kept me from it:)

The Direwolf 2 is cheaper and has hall effect sticks. If you want hall effect, yes. The one thing I can't vouch for on these controllers is longevity, but the Xbox controller, I can.

@@RedBandanaGaming At this point I'd be more concerned about Xbox Series controllers longevity than some 3rd party Chinese controllers. Not that Chinese controllers are super amazing, they're just good enough, it's Xbox controllers hits the bottom (actually, all of them 1st party controllers for PS5, Xbox and Switch)

That is actually way too difficult for most people. I mentioned that twice in the video. Your average consumer does not want to or have the time to do all that. It would be easier for them just to buy a different controller. As for the dpads, they feel identical for the most part.

@@RedBandanaGaming Yeah, I agree and it's looks like they got complaints since you got English in the manual with the Apex 4. Thanks for the d-pad info. I'm short on money and seriously looking at the Direwolf 2 if the d-pads are essentially the same.

@@Jeepster71 I put out my Apex 4 video a few days ago and it does have English instructions. I went through them in the video. It makes using these controllers easier too.

@@RedBandanaGaming ​ @RedBandanaGaming If you still need English manuals for the Vader 3 or Direwolf 2 go here: device.report(forward slash)flydigi Replace "(forward slash)" with a forward slash. Click on Vader 3 or Direwolf 2 links (both are in the top 5), then on the next page do a search for "Documents" and there are links to the English manuals for each in pdf format.

With the cable, you can.

@@RedBandanaGaming thank you! can you use it with android devices via usb C hub?

I'd bet on the Google translate one.

@@RedBandanaGaming Why did you think the controllers dont work on switch. You need to switch the controllers to switch mode. I have a flydigi direwollf 1 and a vader 3 pro. both work on switch. but the gyro is way to sensitvite. i tsted that on a game that translates 360 degrees controller turn to 360 ingame. and the gyro turns 180 degrees more then it needs to. other then that it works great.

There is, but without English instructions, it was impossible to know that without looking it up online. They fixed that with the Apex 4. They put the instructions on how to do that with that controller.

@@RedBandanaGaming year true I needed a tutorial video to learn anything about flydigi

I didn't say it didn't work on the Switch. I said with the buttons being backwards, I wouldn't recommend it. I also said it isn't stated on the box. You can remap the buttons in the Switch controller menu, but most people who want a Switch controller will just buy a dedicated Switch controller.

@@RedBandanaGaming i thought that on the vader 3 and direwolf you said it did not work on switch. i only heard you said on 1:45 that they dont work for the switch. So i did not hear what you said before about the button switching. My bad. sorry. thanks for friendly correcting me though. The great thing for me about the vader 3 pro is that rewasd fully support this controller. i am a huge gyro and even flick stick player. but most controllers are locked to switch mode or dualshock mode on steam and rewsd. And those controller dont have back buttons. With rewasd support i can put unique mappings on the back instead of being limited to just copies of existing inputs. i hope the new apex 4 will get rewasd support aswell. Do you know if the apex 4 has a real 6 axis gyro insted of the 3 axis that the used on all the older controllers?