Gioteck WX4 Wireless Controller Review (Nintendo Switch/PC)

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Gioteck WX4 Wireless Controller Review With motion compatibility and a 3.5mm Audio port for headset compatibility on selected versions, the VX-4 makes for a next-level immersive gaming experience.

Gioteck WX4 Wireless Controller Review Pros:

  • Ergonomic design meaning it sits in your hand nicely and is easy to grip comfortably.
  • Takes two hours to charge.
  • Comes with a USB cable.
  • Four lights to indicate charging/which player is connected and if it’s searching.
  • Budget price.
  • Feels a bit like a Playstation and Xbox controller.
  • It’s lightweight.
  • Rebindable function buttons on the back.
  • Vibration support and you can set the velocity.
  • Can be used wireless or wired.
  • Easily connects to the PC.
  • On/off switch.
  • Turbo button.
  • Has all the Nintendo Switch features you want like screenshots and the two plus and minus buttons.
  • Good solid d-pad.
  • The LR and ZR buttons are slightly molded so your fingers stay on.
  • Clicky buttons.
  • Springy sticks.
  • Motion control support.
  • Turning the controller off and on without the main switch can easily be done by holding the home button down.
  • Feels comfortable even with my massive hands.

Gioteck WX4 Wireless Controller Review Cons:

  • USB cable is way too short for use with a PC or Nintendo Switch.
  • Initial faff pairing with the Nintendo Switch but it’s more the Switch than the controller.
  • The vibration velocity shortcuts don’t seem to work.
  • The manual is just a huge sheet with small writing and pictures.
  • Loses battery quickly if you don’t turn the controller off.
  • FN buttons are not in the most ideal position.
  • The lightweight does make it feel hollow in places and almost cheap-like.

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Jim Smale

Gaming since the Atari 2600, I enjoy the weirdness in games counting Densha De Go and RC De Go as my favourite titles of all time. I prefer gaming of old where buying games from a shop was a thing, Being social in person was a thing. Join me as I attempt to adapt to this new digital age!

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