[wccrawford]

I did this update on one of my controllers, and the lag most of the time was barely tolerable. The rest of the time was lag spikes that made games unplayable.

I thought maybe it was the fault of my BT chip in my computer, so I turned it off and plugged it in instead, and the lag was most gone, but still worse than my Razer Wolverine.

I just threw mine in a box and gave up on it. I probably won't even bother flashing my other 2.

[arglebargle123]

Really? Are you in a particularly noisy 2.4GHz environment? I've only updated one of mine so far but it's been perfectly serviceable after.

[jyxent]

I haven't noticed any latency issues either, compared to an Xbox One or GuliKit controller.

I have had the issue where the controller will connect but no button / axis events actually are produced. Disconnecting and reconnecting fixes it for me. This seems to be a common issue from other comments I've seen online.

[wccrawford]

I don't think so. I just bought a new XBox Elite Series 2 and it's perfectly fine via Bluetooth under the exact same conditions.

And the Stadia controller was very slightly laggy even when just using the USB cable.

[Gigachad]

It’s quite possible it’s a problem with the desktop side. I had terrible lag with my Xbox controller and found that it’s a known issue where the controller doesn’t send the ideal connection settings and it ends up with lag but it can be fixed.

[rincebrain]

Got a pointer?

I've been having some annoyances which seem to stem from somehow any BT use in this laptop causing it to lag sometimes like it's competing in the latency olympics, and strange interactions like it not allowing me to pair any bluetooth game controller if I have a wireless headset paired (it just errors out every time), but the reverse not being true, so I can pair them if I do it in the right order, but have to unpair both if the game controller disconnects for some reason. :/

[rOOb85]

Wanna sell one to me?