SCUF Elite 2 Paddle for Xbox Elite Series 1&2 503-600-01-017-NA

ショートパドルはこれが一番

エリコン２に純正パドルからこれに変えて操作感純正超えだけども問題発生～充電ドックに装着したままだと干渉して充電できず。このパドル純正よりも高さ増えてドックにパドル干渉しちゃいます操作感が純正よりいい感じだから実に惜しい。その都度パドル外すか有線充電すれば問題ないけど。あと価格的に高いな。★４です！

It’s perfect

PT: Ótimo produto, boa ergonomia mesmo para mãos grandes como as minhas, o encaixe é firme, mas deixa os paddles um pouco mais alto que os paddles originais. EN: The product is ergonomically great even for people with bigger hands, the fit is quite tight however, unlike the original ones, they are designed with a higher fitting profile.

I've been using these on both the Elite Series 2 and the ZD 0+ Excellence controllers, and they both perform beautifully. As a very picky controller user (especially from Scuf), I was skeptical about these due to being such a minor upgrade. But I'm amazed at just how well worth it purchasing these were. Pros: Great build quality (steel metal) Hassle free installation/removal Improved ergonomics Cons: A little pricey when there’s no sale available Whether you're playing professionally trying to get the win or simply playing the pure enjoyment, these paddle upgrades will make for a smooth feel that'll enhance any situation.

It is simply so fantastic, the curve, the feel. Just perfect. Comparable to the release of estrogen.

I'll preface this by stating that I think the standard default paddles are totally fine, they work well and are comfortable enough to use. I'm a 6'1" tall man, with slightly smaller than average hands for a guy of my size. I've been using them for daily for about 2 weeks now whilst I've had an extended break from work. What prompted me to try these was hearing that you could easily engage all 4 paddles using only 2 fingers, which I knew I would prefer. As it turns out, you can, and that's great. I find this both easier and more comfortable. They're also more comfortable if you still want to use all 4 fingers as you would with the default paddles. They're just more ergonomic and make the controller more comfortable to use in general. I see some complaints that with them on you can't charge them on the dock. Well, if they were designed so you could, you'd mostly lose the ergonomic benefits they provide, making them pointless. Given that 1) they are very easy to pop on and off if you are determined to use the dock, it takes seconds, and 2) you can charge the controller directly through the usb-c cable if you aren't, I see this as a total non-issue. And those complaining are entirely missing the point. My one gripe would be that at £20 they are a bit expensive for what they are, but you'll have to decide what they are worth to you, that's an individual thing. I got mine on sale for £15, which I'd say is a fairer price point. But still, an excellent product, and I wouldn't have been disappointed at full price either.