Does Ps5 Controller Haptic Feedback Work On Pc

Peter McKinnon VND's are hands down the best. Not only do they look great, the haptic feedback is so amazing.

Size is very portable, the backlit keyboard is perfect for hacking in bed, the touchpad with haptic feedback is ideal, and the i3 processor and 8gb of RAM is fine for chrome OS, chrome browser, and the Linux container. Battery life is amazing

Peter McKinnon VND's are hands down the best. Not only do they look great, the haptic feedback is so amazing. No vignetting or image quality issues

I have the V1 of the same filters and I decided to try V2 in 6-9 stops. The overall feel, packing is much better. Haptic feedback makes it much easier to set the right stops and PolarPro did away with the huge filter cover. Like this one much better.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I game on my monitor using a ps5 an my desktop pc work well with both

The ROG Rakiri is a comfortable controller with excellent vibration feedback and a solid feel.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I use it in my PC to install all my games and I have a second in my PS5

Super force feedback wheel once you get it updated. Make sure to restart your computer after downloading firmware software, or it wont load it on windows 10, took me quite awhile to figure this out. Update firmware. When you are using on xbox make sure you turn off gamepad controller or the system won't recognize wheel as the controller.

There are several improvements that were made with the Q 2, audio, visual, weight, and controller feedback. One thing that I am having problems with is the Q 2 locking up after running a program (game), and going into a search.

Installed two of these to pick up and reinforce sound in a church sanctuary. They work great in the space. The two mics cover the entire downstage area and we no longer need lapel mics or mics on stands. Coverage is even from stage right to stage left...works for us. I did have to purchase new Audio-Techica cable to get them to work well. I attempted to use them with existing cable and got feedback all over the place. I even bought a Peavey Feedback Ferret to address the problem. Then I purchased new Audio-Technical cable and ran that back to the mixer/amplifier. What a difference! I now have quiet mics, no feedback and a Peavey Feedback Ferret I don't need. If you get new gear and your cable is old, dump it and get new cable; it helps. B&H is great to do business with.