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Sony PS4 Controller vs. Xbox One S Controller [SOLVED]

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From personal experience, the Xbox one controller has a far superior layout, excluding the touchpad ofc, but feels much cheaper than the PS4 controller with rubberized grips. A note from the PS4 controller is that the joysticks wear out over time
 
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From personal experience, the Xbox one controller has a far superior layout, excluding the touchpad ofc, but feels much cheaper than the PS4 controller with rubberized grips. A note from the PS4 controller is that the joysticks wear out over time

That's why I like the 360 a bit more. It's solid and doesn't feel cheap (also a bit bigger).

Since I use a lot of wireless though, I stick with XOne (my 360 is less convenient for that).
 

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I have TP-Link Wi-Fi antenna which i bought years ago for internet. Can i use this?

That is both your WiFi antenna and your Blutooth antenna. Without it, your blutooth signal will be extremely weak and not work correctly.

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Is it safe to charge PS4 controller with 220V charger or should i charge with USB cable on PC?
 

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