>
> My living room is a little on the large side, and I'm a bit
> tired of scooting the couch forward for our Xbox sessions.
> I'd like to get a couple of good wireless controllers. There
> are a few out there, so any opinions would be welcome.
>
> I like both the standard and the s type wired ones, though I
> dislike the fact that they move the locations of the
> start/select and black/white buttons, as it throws off my
> game when I have to switch.
>
> I wouldn't mind getting two different ones, unless there is
> one "must have" one, in which case I'll just grab a pair of those.
>
> I'm not too worried about battery consumption as I've gone to
> rechargeables, but good connectivity/low lag and ergonomics
> are important. I'd also like something that looks tight,
> though that is secondary.
>
> Also, if anyone knows of a good review/round up online, a
> link would be sincerely appreciated.
>
> Thanks for any help,
We tried a few a while back, and bought a pair of one of them
I think the term "good wireless controllers" for the xbox is a bit of a
joke - basically, there aren't any!
The reaction times are too slow compared to wired controllers, and they
don't "work" 100% all of the time
Stick to the wired ones, and if need be, get extension cables - we have
some which add 6 foot to the length and work great
The "best" wireless controller for the xbox I've seen anything about is
the Logitech 2.4Ghz one, but it doesn't feel quite right in the hands
The MadCatz ones have the lumpy grip, which feels odd in the hands,
takes some getting use to and if you get "excited", you get ridges in
your hands :-P
IMHO, the only worthwhile wireless controller for ANY system is the
WaveBird - if somebody could get a controller as good as that for the
other systems, then it'd be worth buying, but until then, just don't
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