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Upgrade your mobile gaming experience with this SteelSeries Stratus Duo wireless controller. Featuring integrated Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity, this controller easily connects to Android, Windows, Chromebook and VR devices. This SteelSeries Stratus Duo wireless controller lets you show off your skills with precise joysticks, responsive triggers and smooth performance with minimal input lag.
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| Manufacturer | SteelSeries |
|---|---|
| Brand | SteelSeries |
| Item model number | 69075 |
| Color | Black |
| Weight | 0.53 pounds |
| Height | 4.33 inches |
| Depth | 2.49 inches |
| Product Id | 5758 |
|---|---|
| User Reviews and Ratings | 4.2 (492 ratings) 4.2 out of 5 stars |
| UPC | 813682023690 |
| # | Title | Reviews | User Ratings | Price |
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Upgraded from a wired xbox controller on pc to this. Very responsive and feels wheel in the hands. A little slimmer than an xbox controller so takes a little bit to get used to. But overall worth it!
Great Controller! Rugged feel. Not supported by all Mobile games but still a great buy. My left trgger does squeak a little.
I was hoping to use this in tandem with my PC and my IPad but this model DOESN’T WORK WITH IPAD. That being said it’s a pretty decent controller. It lack the feel of an Xbox official controller and the analog sticks mimic a Sony style controller instead of the traditional xbox style offset analogs which can lead to some flubbs while playing certain games. This controller seems more suited for casual gaming instead of intense gameplay sessions in a way that’s hard to describe. I couldn’t find a good reason to recommend this brand over others considering this one costs the same or more than more traditional controllers. Maybe if the traditional style isn’t for you or you want more of a Sony style analog stick experience.
I would suggest getting a better one elsewhere. This will quit working right in the middle of use and when i blue tooth mode lags more than advertised
after the first one didn't work at all I gave it one more chance and just got another. this is the only controller ive ever had that would randomly switch players and not change back without stopping my game and restarting my computer. had less problems with a $20 Logitech corded controller. will definitely be looking at a different brand this is garbage
No vibration, can't connect to most device, I don't know why anyone would buy this
Left stick drift occurred within a couple months of light use. Feels like it's grinding within the casing. Also it squeaks as though it's poorly assembled. Plastic on plastic squeaking isn't ideal for trigger use. THIS. IS. DISPOSABLE! Save your money for a product that doesn't start with "STEEL".
First controller worked great for about two months then the left joystick was stuck in the up position. So due to limited options locally I bought another one that one has completely died on me after 2 weeks. Both of which would only play call of duty modern warfare if in channel 1 any other channel just reboot your pc. Very frustrating when they do work they are great but now I'm out $120 on two controllers and can't play.
My first impression was that this controller felt nice and comfortable and had responsive precision. But it didn't take long for the problems to show up. First the controller would lock in the left direction and wouldn't stop unless I shut it of then turned it back on. Then the issue with it constantly disconnecting its self in the middle of what ever I'm doing then reconnecting seconds later. That issue persists even when the controller is plugged in . This is such a shame cause I usually have good luck with the SteelSeries products but I can not recommend this particular product.
has weights in the handles that come loose while moving and short out the main logic board, along with intermittently switching from player one to player two with zero warning and while plugged in this still occurs. rarely shows up on the Bluetooth spectrum and when using the pc spectrum it interferes with anything on the 2.5ghz spectrum, which can be something as simple as Wi-Fi, or as complicated as a radio receiver on a FCC regulated antenna array, making this device actually a signal jammer in essence, which by us federal law makes this produce illegal.
