The bumpers, in particular, wiggle a bit right out of the box. The bumpers and triggers are made from a glossy hard plastic, which feel fine while you’re playing, but seem a bit flimsy.
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There’s a strong tactile bump when you press, which is good, but the directional spokes sink a bit when you make a full press. The D-pad, a simple cross, feels a bit squishy. They will not help your hands steady as you move around the gamepad, or prevent slippage when your hands get sweaty. Likewise, the analog sticks have textured rims, but aren’t rubberized for grip as they would be on most gear. The “grips” on the handles are purely cosmetic, etched into the plastic. There are a few places where you can feel the difference, though.
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Since this an Xbox Series X update, a small round version of the Series X/S controller’s new share button features prominently at the center of the face, just below the Xbox button. Its face buttons have a touch more travel, but have a similar tactile press. The Enhanced Wired Controller feels nearly identical to Xbox controllers in many key respects: The core button, trigger, and stick layouts are the same. The key takeaway here is that you really don’t feel the controller in your hands at all.
Weighing 208 grams, it’s deceptively light: I wouldn’t describe it as especially light in my hands, but it weighs substantially less than the Series X controller (287g). The chassis measures 6.00 x 4.13 x 2.53 inches (WDH), just a hair larger than the standard Series X controller. PowerA Enhanced Wired Controller – Design & FeaturesAside from the MicroUSB-powered detachable cable and a few extra buttons, the PowerA Enhanced Wired Controller looks and feels very similar to the standard Series X controller. Though certain aspects of it look and/or feel exactly like the knockoff you’d expect, it performs well in all the ways that count, and offers a couple of useful extra features, to boot. And, as it turns out, the Enhanced Wired Controller Series X is a perfectly passable controller. Even if you care more about convenience than performance, and see a hardline tether as a flaw, it’s easier to accept as a concession that keeps money in your wallet. The views of the moderation team do not reflect the view of Microsoft or its subsidiaries.At $34.99, it’s just a little over half the $59.99 of the standard Xbox Series X controller. Note: We are not affiliated with Microsoft or its subsidiaries in any official capacity. Showoff Sunday - all pictures of achievements, gamerscore, controllers, custom art/mods, battle stations, and so forth are only allowed as posts on Sundays. posts must be within the weekly megathread. and posts must be properly tagged or they will be removed.
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