#INPUT DELAY XBOX SERIES X PRO#

For starters, there are the obvious paddles on the back which are attached to the Mappable Pro Pack.

So now let’s go through the features that make this controller a It’s one that is already familiar to many. That’s not a bad thing because it’s a design that works well and is comfortable to hold. Aside from that, this is pretty much the same exact controller as before. The underside programmable paddles here are also a tiny bit larger than before. Most notable is the addition of the Xbox Series X|S Share Button and the addition of a new Volume/Mute rocker. You see, the Power A Fusion Pro 2 is basically the same controller as the previous Fusion Pro controller, but with only some slight design changes and added features. Not only that but there are also elements here taken from the older Xbox One controller design as well which I’ll explain. While similarly shaped, it takes most of its inspiration from the regular Xbox controller with smoother lines. The Power A Fusion Pro 2 isn’t an exact copy of the Xbox Elite Controller 2 however. That’s why Power A has a more affordable alternative with the Power A Fusion Pro 2 controller for the Xbox Series X|S, a similarly styled and functioning Pro controller for only $90. This usually isn’t a bad option seeing as they don’t really cost that much if you find them on sale, but what if you want the Xbox Elite Series 2 controller? We’re talking about $180 for one controller which isn’t an option for some users. That means if you have an Xbox Series X|S for instance, more than likely, you’d pick up the official Xbox Series X|S controllers from Microsoft. Most people when they have a console and need extra controllers, usually go for the first-party option.

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