Thanks! Glad to see the eSwap I previously bought actually doing far better on the input lag test.

This video was excellent. Very informative!

You should definitely have so much more subscribers, but I guess not all of us are tech-oriented, I love your content!! thank you for this video.

Rocket Science - considering the Thrustmaster Eswap (X) Pro controllers because of my large hands... do you think there are any major differences between an Eswap Pro with NXG S2s or an Eswap X Pro with NXG S5s when it comes to how they behave in Rocket League? Seeing as one will be basically using Ps4 firmware and the other Xbox One firmware... I thought perhaps that could still make a difference. I would like to go with the X Pro, but if it's limited or less responsive than the Pro I might change my mind.

bro checkout anti micro it gives me 0.3ms input lag on my logitech controller

You can thank KZfaq for their auto sync. I just have to provide the script that I wrote anyway.

@@RocketScience Still cheers for adding it.

@@IndividualQuestion merc. The body closely resembles the standardized hit box, you have a higher chance of demoing them when they jump to avoid it as you can actually see your whole hit box, compared to octane/fennec

The fact that there's a wild yens is simply more amazing -Unchained.

@@RocketScience Careful with that if you have ad reads, it de-syncs the scripts. - I guess there’s an option to account for the ad read, but I’ve seen it still bug out and take a while to sync up again.

So which controller u bought?

@@aliarsalan9614 due my financial status I have the Xbox Series one, but when I have the money I will surely get the ones with higher refresh/tic rates and better analog stick accuracy.

@@AvithOrtega cuál?

So is overclocking your Xbox controller still worth it?

@@1SlyGuy for me I believe so. 👍🏻

@@chrishunter1226how do you overclock a controller on pc? Sorry newb question

I watched it all. And despite the summary I’m still confused. Which is the best one to get for Xbox series S / X ?

I didn't see it and bought the eswap X first before realizing the triggers are so vastly diff then what ive been used to that it destroys my power slide cuts.

@@freefalling2earth Sorry yo, didn't see your comment till now lol but to answer your question, for Xbox, the best in sense of input lag and switches and what not, not just imo, would be the Thrustmaster Eswap Pro-X. I do have one and can speak for it's consistency. The only downside is the Thrustmapper app on Xbox is a bit finicky. Seems the PC version is priority but it gets the job done lol hope that helps!🧡

@@thaddeus1519 Really ehh? Hmmm.. well that isn't fun. Unfortunate to hear man! Have you tried any of the triggers from other mod kits? None of the triggers really bother me any. Besides it hurting my finger a bit more if I squeeze too hard, because they're metal lol but that's more user error on my end😅

@@Phatxual No def not! I had no idea it was going to be so big. My own fault for not researching it in depth before buying. It's also just a weird ass shape. Don't understand why they couldn't copy the xbox shape that has been ideal for 10+ years and just add those amazing sticks they have. No argument here tho the sticks are super superior to xbox stock controllers.

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How long did it take you to get used to the DS4 from Xbox? Kinda feel like the Xbox controller is just not fully compatible with Rocket league.

@@astralpurpose1344 Honestly it was like a week or so of it feeling weird in my hands, (big hands Im 6'4) but I was still doing better immediately. Also, the PS5 (dualsense) controller can be set to 8000hz polling and has even lower input lag (0.0ms vs 0.3-0.5ms) than the DS4. One thing of note, I felt like the DS4 sticks had more range of motion (maybe 1/4" more travel?) than the PS5 version, but the PS5 controllers thumbsticks and the shape of the controller feel much more like the xbox controller to me if that matters you. Both are insanely better than any xbox controller. Raising your polling rate is almost as helpful as raising your frames per second. Two people of equal skill/fps are not even remotely equal if one has 250hz polling (xbox) and the other has 8000hz polling (dualsense). If you dont know, the polling rate determines how often your controller sends info to the pc. Higher polling rate means that your controller inputs will be registered way faster and way more often at 8000hz than 250hz. Meaning if we both press jump at the same time, I'll be in the air before you if my polling rate is higher. (granted your pc needs to be able to handle the polling rate and higher polling is more helpful with high fps than low fps). If you are freestyling or air dribbling, you will have more control with higher polling rate because the controller will register your adjustments much faster. Hope this helps you and anyone else that might see this. Good luck out there 🙏

@@bealight5141 hmmm thanks for the comment bro. I picked up the eswap x pro and it just feels horrible. I’m 6’3 with average hand size. I’m might try out the dualsense edge as I have so much muscle memory with the back a paddle.

you need to upload a POV of how you grip your controller hahahha what the fuck!

Youre a menace for that grip unless you have a disability

Have you bought an eswap? I heard they have a crazy stick drift problem

@@LockMatch Hey! Yes, I bought Eswap Pro X - The Xbox version. It has perfect sticks with zero stick drift even after 4 months of regular use. I also did an overclock on it, but after consulting in halfwaydeads discord server, it seems to be true that PS version overclocks better, if You care about that. I chose to go with X version so that onscreen symbols matches face button symbols on controller. I can only recommend the controller. My only gripe with it is the placement of back buttons. I was hoping to use my little finger and ring finger to be able to access all 4 of them at the same time, but that isn't confortable for me with normal sized hands. Instead I use ring finger to play around with 2 buttons on each side. With some clever rebinding I feel pretty comfortable with this setup. Recommended. :)

would be great to see those controllers you mentioned tested too. I would also be intressted in the controller from hex gaming be tested

Razer is the fastest responding controller I've ever used

Hey sorry to bother, does your dualsense still work? Where I live it's not exactly cheap and well, I would like it to last longer than 6 months you know?

@@sausagedealer3061 a Rocket League Theme :)

Hope he sees this

@@austine2680 I have the elite controller. Even with using true diagonals there is still something wonky going on with the sticks. I did not notice till I tried a PS controller. Movements were definitely smoother. When i test the elite 2 controller using true diagonals I still see the same thumbstick behavior

What does this mean in terms of accuracy and aiming? I’m assuming raw input is always going to be better and more consistent?

@@5meterdeleter technically true diagonals input method is the most accurate in terms of "where you put the joystick is where you will be aiming". But, radial is sort of a training wheels input method. There can be an advantage to using it if the game you're playing predominantly deals with east-west and/or north-south aiming. Ex: halo games. The reason is because if you desire to move your joystick along the x axis at a flat 0 degrees to shoot someone, accidentally moving it + or - 2 degrees can throw you off target. But, default settings will basically apply a deadzone to those axis's. Meaning, if your off a degree or two, it keep your aim going in the desired direction. But yes, generally speaking, true diagonals is the best option

@@konawolv I think I kind of get it. So you're saying radial is smoother, and true diagonal is raw input? I play Apex mainly, and I've been using the xbox controller forever. I feel sometimes I would have crazy good aim, and then the next day my aim would be off for some reason. I'm wondering if radial has anything to do with this phenomenon.

How do you like it? I just bought one.

@@jakeb9508 I still have it, and it's doing pretty good! I purchased a spare thumb stick and I haven't had to use it yet. No drift unless I move the stick a little and then take my thumb off of it. But, if I move the thumb stick back, it's back to that brand new no drift feeling. I like the software. The ability to set the triggers' activation spots independently is a possible game changer. I'm coming from a Razer Wolverine Ultimate, and can say that there is a learning curve to the precision of these sticks. But, it feels (and by the proof of this video, performs) more accurate.

What about input lag does it feel more responsive than D4 ? I just bought a Ps5 but i am still using the d4 controllers 😂😂 since i am used to them for 8 years now .