Customer Ratings & Reviews

This review is on a Thrustmaster - H.E.A.R.T Controller for Xbox X|S. Currently, I have been playing on my controller for about 2 years. So, of course, there is some stick drift. There is little to no tension in the sticks that I play with now. So I am used to this and have muscle memory for it. This controller is the exact opposite. The tension in these sticks are pretty strong. When I use the light muscle memory that I have for sticks, I kind of get a skip motion when aiming as I try and follow the enemy. As of now, I don't think I have used it enough to tell if it makes a difference in my aim. I definitely can tell that you won't be getting any stick drift with this controller. When pulling out and letting go, they snap back into place really quick. KontrolFreek's do fit the sticks, if you enjoy using them. The controller has no rubber grips. This is good and bad. It will slip off surfaces easily, but rubber grips tend to wear out and get sticky over time. So this is another reason for longevity. Also, the design of the controller is perfect for my hands. The way the triggers fit my fingers, to the way my middle finger fits the curve in the back, lays the point of that finger perfectly on the back button, yet can be put off to the side so that it is not in the way. The app lets you create profiles for different settings. One of the settings is for sensitivity curve and dead zones. There are 3 curves points and 2 dead zone points you can change in each stick. You can also change button mapping and vibration levels. The fourth option is changing the triggers. You can shorting the amount you have to pull on the trigger to get a 100% pull, but I am still pulling on the trigger 100%. So, I would prefer trigger stops.

Was great and really accurate.. when it works. Less than a month and it's disconnecting constantly. Super annoying. Even BSOD's me. Come on at this cost it should work.