The battery life on the DS4, as repeated ad nauseum, sucks. I tend to game for long play sessions and have just relegated my controller to always being plugged into USB. It defeats the purpose of wireless, but now I never have to worry about a low battery indicator.
My second complaint about the PS4 is the L3/R3 are way too sensitive/have low travel to click in. Too many times have I "claw-gripped" and melee'd when not meaning to in games.
This. It's always been the major difference between these two controllers for me.I cant do asymmetrical thumbsticks, so Sony wins by default.
I'm always amazed to see these pop up and wonder just how common it truly is. I almost feel lucky that my Elite bundled one is perfectly fine (please don't jinx!) since November, but then I remember there's a certain common % of defect that is standard within most industries and wonder what the numbers are. You'll more commonly see complaints than heralds.
They do now (my first XB1 controller didn't without an adapter, the Lunar I have now does out of the box) - and it's a good thing. After trying the feature I want all media controllers / remotes to have this built in.Both controllers do this. Honestly, they're both fine to me. I can alternate between them seamlessly.
Owned a PS3 but not a PS4. Would have loved a controller with asymmetrical sticks.
This. Knock Sony for lack of options if you want but it's unfair to compare the DS4 vs the $150 Elite. That's like comparing my VW Jetta vs an A8 Audi. They're not competing.I don't even feel that the elite should even be in the discussion. It's pretty much outside of the rational price range for a controller, unless you are simply knocking them for not having their own elite controller.