dreamGEAR - Bionik Quickshot Rubber Grip with Dual Setting Trigger Lock for Xbox One Controller - Multicolor

Absolute TRASH...took me longer to install than it did to realize how garbage this product is! They do not properly follow the lines of the controller causing a gap around the outside.

I haven't used it much yet, I need to play with it more, but I really liked the material, the texture, and the color. It has a very good grip.

These definitely get shots off quicker than a standard controller but not as fast as an elite controller. Is it as fast as a mouse? No. These grips allow me, a 40 year old "not so hardcore" gamer, to compete against faster young bucks and more experienced guys/gals in multiplayer. It's plenty comfortable. The switches on the side don't bother me at all. Some complained in other reviews and I don't get it. I have size xlarge hands (glove size) if that matters. I tried to find a hand position where the switches might rub against my hand and I just can't see how it could possibly be an issue. Some mentioned that it feels cheap. I don't think so at all. Does the elite feel more solid? Yes, but that's because it has more material mass and consequntly weighs more... something I personally don't want. How's it (trigger and grip) compared to the elite? This is personal... I tried the elite controller and don't like how the rubberized body retains heat... and it does. I don't like sweaty hands. It's my preference to have a plastic body that dissipates heat better and stays cooler than rubberized coatings. The quickshot does have a rubberized grip, but at least it's not the whole controller is my point. Once again personal preference. Measurable comparison: The triggers are very comparable in feel to me... I can't "feel" the difference. So, I measured with a digital caliper and here's what I got. They're not exact measurements, but pretty close. I measured a few time's to make sure the numbers were right. Measurements will vary depending on where you mesure from. I was consistent in measuring them at the same points. Elite Controller: In regular trigger pull mode, it takes 7.5mm of "take up" (firearms teminology) to fully depress the trigger. In short trigger pull mode, it takes 4.2mm to fully depress the trigger. Standard Controller with Quickshot Grips: In regular trigger pull mode, it takes 8.5mm of "take up" (firearms teminology) to fully depress the trigger. In short trigger pull mode, it takes 6mm to fully depress the trigger. So, in essence, it takes 1.8mm (the thickness of a nickel) less pull to shoot the elite than using the quick shot grips. I wish they could have made the quickshot trigger pull shorter. Bottom line, for $15 dollars, it gets the job done... just not as fast as an Elite Controller. But, once again, I couldn't notice a difference in my game play. Ill add that with The elite controller's trigger pull shortening switch (whatever its called) engaged on the LEFT Trigger, I could only "half scope". I couldnt get into my scope. In my favorite game, sniper elite, when I use the Bionik's shorter trigger on the left, I press the trigger and I get a shortened response time to see through my scope. I couldnt do that with the elite. I can ALSO half scope with the quickshot. This could explain why Bionik didn't make an even shorter trigger pull. Bottom line, you will likely see a noticeable increase in your trigger response speed. Are there faster shooting "PRO" controllers out there? Do those controllers have many more features that are valuable? Yep, but you have to pay more for them. The real question to consider is ... Will the elite controller really give you that much more of an advantage over the quickshot grips? Do you need/ want those extra features? When thinking about how to beat the competition, Consider the rest of the equation... there's upgrading Internet speed, modem, router, memory, upgrading to a one "x" vs the standard, upgrading to a faster gaming "monitor", etc.. It never ends really. This grip is a nice upgrade for the regular gamer... which I'd imagine most of us are. I recommend it. Hopefully this helps.

Kind of difficult to install. But they feel amazing, closest thing to an elite controller without the cost.

These are a little difficult to install, but they do work well. The trigger lock function is nice too.