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  • - Hey, guys, this is Austin.

  • This is the brand new Series 2 Edition

  • of the Xbox Elite controller, which has got me thinking.

  • Kevin, what is the best controller that I can buy right now?

  • - Well, we got a different couple options to talk about here

  • so let's round 'em up and see.

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  • The benchmark that I compare every single controller to

  • is the current generation Xbox One.

  • Now, it's seen some updates over the last few years,

  • like Bluetooth and an audio jack,

  • you also have the Design Lab.

  • But this is always what I compare things to.

  • Kev, why am I wrong?

  • - I mean, look, the standard Xbox One controller

  • is a great controller.

  • When it comes to just the baseline models

  • that come with systems

  • this is honestly my my personal favorite as well.

  • - [Austin] Same, yeah.

  • - But there's a lot of room for improvement still

  • and there's a lot of things that have kind of become more

  • common and popular amongst pro controllers

  • that aren't necessarily feasible

  • in an affordable regular baseline like this one.

  • - Such as.

  • - Such as Microsoft's own Xbox One Elite 2.

  • Honestly, we could talk all day

  • about the special features and things.

  • I think the main kind of take away points

  • aside from just general build quality,

  • multiple sticks you can use, multiple D-pads, back paddles.

  • Which are pretty common across a lot of these ones.

  • The big stuff for this too though

  • is the unique customization features

  • that are in the Xbox Accessories app

  • where you can do things like button remapping,

  • adding a Shift button options, stick acceleration,

  • lots of crazy in depth stuff.

  • - And of course, this works across the Xbox

  • as well as the PC and those settings that you sync

  • will actually work across consoles as well.

  • Or across, did I just call PC a console?

  • I mean, across systems, across platforms.

  • - Identity crisis.

  • So aside from the Elite 2

  • the other one we have here is the Prestige.

  • Now, this is the newest one from Scuf

  • I'd mentioned earlier

  • and the main thing with this

  • is that this is a modified Xbox One controller

  • so it still has the same core base in it,

  • which is really cool actually

  • 'cause that means you can use it with the Xbox One,

  • the upcoming Project Scarlet, PC, whatever,

  • if it works with Xbox controller it'll work with this.

  • One of the cool things about it

  • is how you can further modify it.

  • If you wanna change the sticks or anything

  • you actually just pop off the faceplate.

  • - That's cool.

  • - And this is how you can swap out the sticks.

  • You can also switch out the D-pad,

  • although I think you can just do that

  • from having this faceplate on as well.

  • So this one has four adjustable paddles,

  • you can take them off if you don't wanna use them.

  • - [Austin] The problem though

  • is that this is expensive, right?

  • this is actually around the same price

  • as the Elite controller?

  • - So, it's 20 bucks cheaper

  • if you just buy the base model unmodified.

  • But one of the big things about Scuf

  • is how you wanna customize it to make it your own design

  • so depending on if you want certain colors,

  • special designs, different sticks,

  • depending on all the things you modify and do to it

  • it can end up adding up to being quite more money.

  • - So I get that you're really excited

  • about your controllers and everything

  • but really everyone knows the superior way

  • to play any kind of game is using a mouse and keyboard.

  • Which I so helpfully have provided

  • with the Razer Turret.

  • - [Ken] You said this was controller video.

  • - This works with an Xbox, I can control my games with it,

  • I think that counts.

  • - [Ken] What is wrong with you?

  • - Can I bring in a racing wheel next then?

  • - There's a cursor inside the game.

  • It's almost as if I'm playing on a PC called the Xbox.

  • - Now to be clear, this is because the Xbox

  • actually does support keyboard and mouse,

  • it doesn't have to necessarily be the Turret

  • but the Turret is an awesome controller design

  • specifically for the Xbox in mind.

  • - 'Cause essentially you're getting

  • like a proper Razer keyboard

  • that's built into this little platform.

  • And then you have the mouse which is magnetic

  • so you can actually kind of.

  • You have a little like mousepad.

  • So if I was sitting.

  • - Come on, do it, yep.

  • Yeah, squat work out!

  • - This is the way all true gamers play.

  • So the Turret is certainly not cheap.

  • At $250 this is probably the most expensive thing here.

  • So the thing with the Turret is that

  • you really shouldn't use this

  • as purely like an Xbox controller.

  • I mean, you can use it like that, certainly.

  • But it sorta makes more sense

  • if you have like a PC and an Xbox

  • and you wanna have everything

  • kind of unified into one setup.

  • - Or if you just really love playing

  • just Fortnite all the time

  • and you wanna keyboard and mouse set up.

  • - And you don't wanna use a PC.

  • - And you don't wanna use a PC.

  • - Yeah, that's really popular.

  • Now over on the PlayStation side of things

  • we of course have the DualShock 4.

  • A perfectly respectable controller, it's good, fine,

  • but it's not really great, it's really super impressive

  • which is why I'm really curious,

  • especially to play with this Raiju.

  • - So actually, real quick before focusing in the Raiju,

  • I think something that's interesting about PlayStation

  • is that on Xbox you saw some similarities

  • with the two controllers we were trying,

  • they were both based on the standard Xbox design.

  • All three of these are very different.

  • All three pro controllers we're looking at

  • are very different approaches

  • of how to make a pro controller.

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  • - You would be correct, I didn't log in correctly.

  • - There you go.

  • - Kevin Kenson, PlayStation expert.

  • - So the deal with the Raiju is that

  • at least out of the different pro controllers

  • we're looking at today,

  • it's the least physically customizable.

  • There's a little bit you can do,

  • you can swap out that D-pad, it does have some other sticks.

  • But the really heavy focus is on

  • just straight up the build quality.

  • - It's so sturdy, this to me out of all these controllers

  • is the only one that feels on par

  • with the Xbox Elite controllers

  • as far as just like, it's beefy, it feels heavy,

  • it feels like this is something I can throw across the room

  • in a fit of rage after I lose in Fortnite

  • and it'll be just fine.

  • - The table that it hits won't be, but yes,

  • the controller will survive.

  • - Now, you know, I totally get that customization is great

  • and for some people, especially with like the Scuf stuff

  • you can go really over the top.

  • But for me, I'm one of those guys

  • who wants to walk into Subway

  • and order the sandwich just as it comes.

  • When I go into Blaze Pizza I'm like,

  • I just want a pizza with pepperoni on it.

  • I get overwhelmed with too much choice and you know what,

  • this doesn't have too much choice.

  • I just pick up the controller, I'm like,

  • look, someone smarter than me designed this.

  • Sweet, I'm on board.

  • - Of the controllers we have out here today

  • I think this the only,

  • is this the only one that we're talking about?

  • - [Ken] Yeah.

  • - This is the only one we're talking about

  • that is actually not available normally in North America.

  • You can get it, you just have to import it

  • which also means you're probably gonna spend

  • a little more money than the actual MSRP lists.

  • - How much is it if I wasn't importing it,

  • like say if I'm in Europe,

  • how much does this controller cost?

  • - Well you know, that was something I planned on checking

  • when we weren't filming earlier and hold on a moment please.

  • - That's fine, I gotta kill some droids.

  • - Now the Scuf Vantage, really almost the opposite

  • of what the Raiju is.

  • While the Raiju is focused on minimal physical customization

  • but having lots of just high build quality,

  • the Vantage is all about modular design.

  • Kind of like what we saw with the Prestige,

  • you can take the faceplate off.

  • - That's cool.

  • - But on this one you can swap the sticks, the D-pad,

  • and even take out the rumble motors if you want.

  • Kinda like we were talking with the Prestige earlier,

  • with Scuf things are so customizable

  • there's not really one set price.

  • There's a starting price.

  • If you get a wired version of this it starts at 170.

  • If you get a wired wireless version it's 200.

  • - I will say that so far this is still my favorite.

  • - I will admit, personally, that's my top as well,

  • for the PlayStation at least.

  • And actually let's go ahead and talk about

  • this last guy then.

  • - [Austin] So, you need a screwdriver

  • to work on this guy I see.

  • - Yeah, so there's a faceplate that locks in,

  • it keeps all the modules, as they pop out.

  • So you can do things like, lets say you like offset sticks,

  • you can have this set up.

  • Or if you don't, take that off, swap 'em,

  • and now you have symmetrical.

  • But I like offset so I'm gonna put it back.

  • - [Austin] I'm afraid to ask,

  • how much does the Astro C40 cost?

  • - Well the C40 is $200 for the base design

  • and it does not include all the different swappable parts.

  • So if you wanna get all the different D-pads

  • and all the different sticks it's gonna be a little more.

  • We have fewer controllers to talk about for Switch

  • than we do for Xbox and PlayStation

  • so I came up with a solution, I got one more.

  • - Okay, I mean, you've done a video

  • on every like Switch controller ever so.

  • (electronic music)

  • What is this slime thing?

  • - That, my friend, you are holding the one, the only,

  • HORI Slime controller for Switch.

  • - [Ken] I love that!

  • - Why? - It's adorable.

  • - This is not meant for human hands!

  • - It is not comfortable but it is amazing.

  • I should note that I guess kinda like the Raiju

  • we were talking about earlier,

  • this is a Japanese exclusive so if you want one of these

  • you are gonna have to pay top dollar to import it.

  • - How much is this really?

  • How much did you pay for it?

  • - I wanna say I paid 80.

  • - Oh.

  • After these $200 stupid controllers

  • $80 for a joke is, well, it's actually wait,

  • no, that's still a joke.

  • Can we look at some real controllers now?

  • - How dare you, how dare you. - Insult me.

  • So for the Switch when it comes to pro controllers

  • I think the one that really comes closest

  • to kind of at least capturing the idea right now

  • is the SN30 Pro Plus from 8BitDo.

  • - That actually really surprises me

  • because it's obviously a Super Nintendo style controller

  • but it has the grips as well as you have the sticks.

  • And this also works with a pretty wide variety

  • of different devices, right?

  • It's not just a Switch controller.

  • - Yeah, so 8BitDo controllers are designed to work

  • with the Switch, with PC, Mac, and Android.

  • - But you said this is 50 bucks, right?

  • - I believe so, yeah.

  • - That's not bad, especially considering, I mean,

  • I've got like $1,000 worth of controllers

  • on the table right now.

  • - Yeah, and in terms of what

  • kind of makes it a pro controller versus say,

  • using the official pro controller from Nintendo

  • is that this does offer some of those

  • special features that people equate with pro controllers,

  • like you can do things like actually remapping

  • what all the buttons are.

  • So if for whatever reason you really want B

  • to actually be the right trigger button

  • you can set that up if you like.

  • - [Austin] Now, obviously this is not as full featured

  • as the proper pro controller

  • since you don't have NFC for Amiibo

  • and you don't have rumble, or do you?

  • - [Kevin] No, this does have rumble, that's right.

  • - [Austin] Oh, that's awesome, okay, cool.

  • - You do have motion controls though.

  • - Oh, that's cool, okay.

  • - So this is the Split Pad Pro from HORI

  • and it's meant to be an alternative to Joy-Cons.

  • Now, because it is a third party option

  • it doesn't actually have all the features

  • that you might get used to seeing in a Joy-Con.

  • You don't have rumble, you don't have the ability to use

  • Amiibo scanning, you do have the motion controls still.

  • But the big trade off for that

  • is that you actually have a longer--

  • - It fits your hands. - Yeah.

  • It's a longer controller that's actually designed

  • to fit in your hands.

  • - I mean, look at the difference, right,

  • it's not even close.

  • Now, that doesn't necessarily fit in a bag as well

  • or anything like that but these,

  • to me the Joy-Cons are fine for a quick game

  • or if you wanna do some like Just Dance or whatever

  • but this is not a super comfortable way,

  • especially when you're using them

  • even in like a Joy-Con grip.

  • It's not that great for long periods of time.

  • - Well, and especially being used in handheld mode

  • I gotta say that it's not just a matter of the size,

  • it's not just that the thing is simply bigger,

  • it's that it actually does have contoured grips

  • and is designed to fit in your hands a specific way.

  • It does have remappable buttons on the backside.

  • Because these are each individual units

  • you can only remap buttons that are on the same side.

  • But still, that's better than not having

  • any remappables at all.

  • And because it's a HORI controller it has a turbo function.

  • - Because turbo is what we need.

  • You can't non-turbo game.

  • - I mean, if you like turbo, the slime does it.

  • Wanna use that slime, it's got a turbo button.

  • - I'm good, you have at it.

  • Now, if you actually want to use some of these controllers

  • you might find the sponsor of today's video useful.

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  • This is a 4K ultra short throw projector

  • which can go all the way up to a full 120 inch picture.

  • And the cool part about this

  • is that you don't have to sacrifice your space.

  • Even if you have a smaller room or apartment,

  • you can still get the maximum out of the projector

  • by putting it just a few inches away.

  • The picture quality is incredible too.

  • Not only are you getting an insane amount of brightness

  • for a projector but it even supports HDR10.

  • You're also getting an integrated Dolby Digital 2.0 soundbar

  • with a full 40 watts of power.

  • Now of course, if you want you can connect it

  • to a full speaker set up,

  • but honestly just the way it comes,

  • it actually works really well

  • as an all in one entertainment center.

  • It also supports a variety of streaming services,

  • you have voice control using Google Home as well as Alexa

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  • of the Info Wall app to fully customize the experience.

  • If you're looking to up your home theater game

  • then you should definitely be sure

  • to check out the Optoma CinemaX P1

  • at the link in the description,

  • and again, huge shout out to Optoma

  • for sponsoring this video.

  • This excellent bit of consumer advice

  • has been brought to you by Kevin Kenson,

  • you can feel free to subscribe to his channel

  • at YouTube.com/KevinKenson.

  • Kev, can you please play us out with a little tune maybe,

  • a song and dance, perhaps an ode to the slime?

  • - [Kevin] I can set things on fire.

  • - That's a great alternative.

  • - [Kevin] Oh, this doesn't have

  • super reactive environment, I forgot.

  • - Are you complaining about the Witcher on Switch?

  • The greatest port of all time

  • according to everyone on YouTube?

  • - [Kevin] I mean, it does run great considering.

  • - It does look like Vaseline was smeared on my TV though.

- Hey, guys, this is Austin.

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