I did. The Pro Controller and the Joy-Cons both. They paint the buttons, which cause them to stick. I can use them for RPGs... no problem with Octopath Traveler, but it's unusable for something like Smash Brothers.
Eventually this friction causes the paint to flake. Here's a photo To colorware's credit, they took the controller back and repainted it for free... but the problem remained and it's flaking again.
The JoyCon buttons have fared a bit better... but the 'A' on my joycon has simply disappeared! The red letter A on the far right button. The black paint is still there underneath, but I suppose the characters are screened on and it must have 'slid' off or something during play.
In the end, these are extremely expensive and most certainly not worth it.
Doomazgad on March 21st, 2019 at 18:36 UTC »
Fuck yeah but god damn those are not cheap. Almost 200 for a pro controller?
Shrey05 on March 21st, 2019 at 18:52 UTC »
So basically they Switch colours?
djc6535 on March 21st, 2019 at 20:44 UTC »
These are beautiful but you should not buy them.
I did. The Pro Controller and the Joy-Cons both. They paint the buttons, which cause them to stick. I can use them for RPGs... no problem with Octopath Traveler, but it's unusable for something like Smash Brothers.
Eventually this friction causes the paint to flake. Here's a photo To colorware's credit, they took the controller back and repainted it for free... but the problem remained and it's flaking again.
The JoyCon buttons have fared a bit better... but the 'A' on my joycon has simply disappeared! The red letter A on the far right button. The black paint is still there underneath, but I suppose the characters are screened on and it must have 'slid' off or something during play.
In the end, these are extremely expensive and most certainly not worth it.