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00:00:00 – 00:14:29
The video discusses the Hall effect thumbsticks in Aim Controllers' PS5 DualSense custom controllers, highlighting their increased responsiveness and accuracy compared to standard thumbsticks. The presenters compare resistance levels, consistency, and calibration of different thumbsticks, emphasizing the competitive edge and improved gaming experience with Hall sticks, particularly for first-person shooters. Aim Controllers are praised for their features like remappable paddles and adaptive trigger systems, offering customizable options and versatility with faceplate changes. The controllers are noted for being ready to use out of the box, with responsive thumbsticks and absence of stick drift. Viewers are advised to wait for discounted sales for a high-quality experience at a lower cost compared to other controllers.
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In this segment of the video, the focus is on the Hall effect thumbsticks in Aim Controllers’ PS5 DualSense custom controllers. The presenter compares the weight differences between controllers with different features, noting slight increases likely due to the construction materials. They then evaluate the responsiveness of the thumbsticks using a digital trigger gauge to measure the tension. The presenter emphasizes the increased responsiveness of the Hall effect thumbsticks during gameplay compared to standard thumbsticks.
00:03:00
In this segment of the video, the speaker is comparing the resistance levels of different thumb sticks on various controllers. They measure the resistance in ounces required to move the thumb sticks, noting variations between standard and custom controllers. The speaker mentions the improved consistency and accuracy of the thumb sticks on the DualSense Edge controller compared to older models. They also briefly touch on the accuracy and calibration of hall effect sticks, highlighting initial concerns about recalibration.
00:06:00
In this part of the video, the presenter discusses their experience with a controller that came pre-calibrated and ready to use. They mention a web-based tool called Hardware tester for checking the controller’s performance, particularly focusing on the Hall sticks. The presenter compares the responsiveness and accuracy of the Hall sticks with standard sticks, highlighting the competitive edge and improved experience in games, especially for first-person shooters. They point out the differences in jitter and consistency between the controllers, emphasizing the benefits of using the Hall sticks for a better gaming experience.
00:09:00
In this part of the video, the speaker compares different thumb sticks on custom controllers from Aim controllers, focusing on their responsiveness and calibration. They discuss the Jitter in one controller and note the DualSense Edge’s tendency to return to center. The Hall effect thumb sticks are highlighted as being very good, with improved response compared to standard controllers. Aim controllers are praised for their features like remappable paddles and adaptive trigger system, offering customizable options that are superior to other custom controller makers. The ability to change face plates adds versatility to the controller’s aesthetics without having to purchase a new one.
00:12:00
In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the use of aim controllers with hall effect sticks for the PlayStation 5. They mention some difficulty in registering the controller but highlight that the thumb sticks are responsive and free from stick drift. The speaker emphasizes the convenience of the controller being ready to go out of the box and suggests making game adjustments before recalibrating. They offer to help viewers with an instructional video on calibrating aim controllers. Additionally, the speaker notes that aim controllers did not sponsor them and recommends waiting for discounted sales to purchase the controller, as it offers a high-quality experience at a lower cost compared to other controllers like the DualSense Edge.