I would gladly pay £100 for a DS4 Elite (no light bar, no touch pad) with the same build quality as the Xbox Elite pad.
More light?
Cut a couple more hours from the battery life.
Goddamn it Sony!!
Same battery. Unbelievable!
Nobody asked for this though, if Sony actually listened to what the community has been asking for, they would have removed the light not made it even more visible, added a bigger battery and changed the quality of the sticks.Gaf is typically smarter than the average corner of the internet, yet collectively you seriously seem to believe that LED lights are a significant drain on the battery.
Not only does common sense say this isn't the case, but it's been tested.
Like I said in the other thread.
As if people didn't hate the light on the original DS4 enough already.
A new PS4 that looks like kitchen scales and they add a second light bar?
OP could you clarify that its still just one light but there's a transparent window at the front of the controller now
Also that the LED light isn't what's draining batteries
Just to stop the "OMGSONNNYCANTBELIEVEIT" stuff
Where did you get this detail?
Gaf is typically smarter than the average corner of the internet, yet collectively you seriously seem to believe that LED lights are a significant drain on the battery.
Not only does common sense say this isn't the case, but it's been tested.
I've seen this posted in multiple threads now and ppl just keep ignoring it. Is there a joke I'm missing this is in reference to? If not, I'm not sure why people keep skimming over this, lol.Yes, its this controller here, and it has the same battery as the original one. No info on the lights on the manual tho
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Going on what was posted a few pages back.
So instead of removing the current light that most people hate, they decided to add another one. Great job.
You sure?Gaf is typically smarter than the average corner of the internet, yet collectively you seriously seem to believe that LED lights are a significant drain on the battery.
Not only does common sense say this isn't the case, but it's been tested.
Master trolling
Now this is something they could do and we should have that option.
It looks there are some at the bottom at the beginning of the video.
What the...
This better have improved build quality.
if Sony actually listened to what the community has been asking for, they would have removed the light not made it even more visible
has nobody pointed out that the touchpad light stops blinking when he turns it?
Wtf? Arrogant Sony seems to be back in full force. Instead of addressing the fact that people hate the light bar, they make it even more annoying and harder to not distract you.
You and me both friend, maybe Sony will finally give enthusiasts a proper elite type controller.I wanted paddles![]()
Can't you see why people are dissapointed? Within 24 hours we've had leaks of the PS4 slim which a lot of people think looks ugly, it has no 4k media capabilities, PS Plus is going up in cost and now this controller which looks like Sony hasn't listened to any consumer feedback at all and have just stuck another lightbar in the DS4.It doesn't turn on, he appears to be in a car.
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Wait... That was their first thought? To add another light? You know the one thing people complained about with the original controller.
Not to fix the horrible build quality, tearing analog sticks and squeaky triggers?
What the hell Sony.
Actually the touchpad is what drains the battery the most. The lights don't.
Steel you can also update the OP that the LED disabled controller died sometime last night. It was at 1 bar at just past midnight last night, and when I checked on it at 10am it was dead. So the LED disabled controller lasted somewhere between 26 and 36 hours of idle operation. I must admit though yesterday I setup my xbox one and it powered off my PS4 and also the controller. Therefore I had to restart the system and relink the controller for the test. My test is not scientific in anyway but the controller was off for a maximum of 1 minute after I discovered I had accidentally pulled the power for the PS4.
The actual time that the LED enabed DS4 lasted was between 13 and 15 hours. It was down to one bar, I left for 2 hours came back to check on it and it was dead.
OP could you clarify that its still just one light but there's a transparent window at the front of the controller now
Also that the LED light isn't what's draining batteries
Just to stop the "OMGSONNNYCANTBELIEVEIT" stuff
Really trying to figure out what the 2nd light is for. Seeing the touchpad in the dark? VR features?
Would be silly if the battery life is even worse due to it.