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The video discusses the testing and performance of Hall-effect analog sticks for controllers purchased from Alibaba compared to traditional potentiometer controllers. Despite minor sensitivity differences, the Hall-effect sticks are found to be playable, especially for those with drift issues with standard sticks. The potential for improved accuracy with Hall-effect sensors is highlighted, with a mention of Marius H working on high-quality sticks. The importance of understanding controller technology advancements is emphasized, along with ongoing work on frictionless analogs for better performance.
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In this part of the video, the creator discusses purchasing Hall-effect analog sticks for controllers from Alibaba and tests their performance on a Gamepad tester. The left stick shows more noise compared to the right stick when tested, but overall, the performance is comparable to older PlayStation controllers. The circularity test results indicate slight sensitivity differences, but the sticks are considered playable. The creator also demonstrates testing the sticks using Red Dead Redemption, showing the aiming performance on both the left and right sticks.
00:03:00
In this segment of the video, the speaker tests a brand new controller with micro movements, focusing on the left stick. They mention experiencing downward drift and needing to manually calibrate the controller. Despite some drift and jittery movements, the controller is deemed playable and suitable for those who frequently experience drift in standard sticks. The speaker suggests that Hall effect controllers may offer improved accuracy but notes that cost and technology advancements play a role in controller components. Overall, the speaker recommends these sticks for those looking for an affordable option for heavy use controllers, emphasizing the importance of understanding controller technology advancements.
00:06:00
In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the accuracy of hall effect sensors compared to standard potentiometer controllers, mentioning that new controllers with minimal wear are more accurate. They highlight the benefits of using a goalie kit controller for heavy use scenarios but express a desire for high-quality hall effect sensors in standard controllers for better accuracy. The speaker mentions someone named Marius H who is working on high-quality hall effect sticks and expresses anticipation for testing and reviewing them. They also mention ongoing work on frictionless analogs and promise updates soon.