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Hands-on with Xbox Nano controller lighter than a smartphone
Microsoft has launched the Xbox Nano Controller, an ultra-compact wireless gamepad that keeps existing Xbox controller functions while sharply reducing size and weight. It is designed to target not only consoles but also PC and smartphone gaming with portability. Japanese media outlet Gigazine reported the controller measures 133 mm by 66.5 mm by 36.6 mm and weighs 102 grams, and noted it supports Xbox wireless and Bluetooth across consoles, Windows PCs and mobile devices.
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Why is it moving on its own? Quick fix for PS5, Xbox stick drift
Stick drift, in which a character moves or the screen turns without input, continues to occur repeatedly in game controllers. In some cases, simple cleaning can ease symptoms, but users are advised to check whether the warranty remains and to consider maker repair or replacement first. The issue has been frequently raised for Sony\'s PS5 DualSense and Microsoft\'s Xbox Wireless Controller. Hall effect sticks are cited as an alternative, but are not used in those controllers.
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PS5 DualSense Edge buttons require more force than Switch 2 Pro controller - test
A comparison of button press force across major game controllers found Sony\'s PlayStation DualSense Edge requires more force than Nintendo\'s Switch 2 Pro controller. LTT Labs measured the four right-side buttons on several controllers and found the DualSense Edge needed 30 to 40gf more force. LTT Labs said the difference is not critical for most users but could affect feel, fatigue and ergonomics during repeated inputs or long sessions.