They are very annoying and block the bottom right of the screen.

Congrats u/jack-of-some😎

i got a steam deck controller as a gift and i like it so far it's really good and my dad got a steam machine

So after a lot of new steam support ticket about this GLS shitty delivery, we got an answer from someone who were much more customers friendly and gave us a refund or also the possibility to order a new controller while telling us that it would be the last time and no refund would be possible after that. We took the risk, and ask GLS to deliver on our workplace (a grocery store) and finally this morning, GLS delivered it and everything is ok ! It was not the same delivery guy, we record the opening in front of him, he even helps us opening it and tadaaa, it was here.

Thank you reddit users for all your advice to secure the delivery.

Just for reference i had my wife hold the cat down

I put it in a bag of rice and in 50 minutes I'll be going on lunch where I'll disassemble it to disconnect the battery. Hopefully it can be salvaged. Pray for me bothers.

Every now and then I see some "review" of the controller all people say is "ergonomics this, trigger pull that" and almost all of the reviews ignore the gyro, track pads and analog stick sensor.

Can we start focusing on how freaking amazing gyro and flick stick is? I just got hooked on boomer shooters such as ultrakill and postal brain damage cuz I can play with mouse like reaction from my couch :D

Since the Steam Controller is a fairly new product... customization options are limited, u know, cases and thumb grips.

I've been researching the options I have at home for the thumb grips

I'm happy to announce that the thumb grips I use on my other controllers (Xbox Series X/PS5) work quite well on the Steam Controller. I played with one on each side and neither fell off; they stayed firmly in place even during the most intense gaming sessions.

For those interested:

For the Xbox controller, I use the ones from the PlayVital store. (Purple one)

For the PS5 controller, I use the ones from the Geekshare store. (Light pink one)

(ANNDDDD Photos)

I thought it wouldn't work, I was 99% sure the sensor wouldn't work if I used a thumb grip, but once again the Steam Controller surprised me .

A review I did a while back which you may have already seen but just in case you haven't :)
I won't be offended if this post gets deleted by a mod for being previously posted by someone else.

SC2, paracord USB-C cable, OpenPuck, official SC2 Puck, and OG Steam Controller case. Great for playing on PS3 at the homies house :D

Figured I’d share this to show off my personal setup, and also maybe put some more eyes on the OpenPuck. It’s a fantastic little device, and makes using the SC2 great on a wide variety of devices, including my phone and especially on PS3 when you don’t want to use the host’s awful player 2 controller. Everything fits very snugly inside the original Steam Controller case, although I will probably be getting a 3D-printed case for the exposed OpenPuck board when I get the chance, to hopefully make that a little less loose.

Just as the title says. Looking for good games for learning trackpads. Can be any genre.

It's mostly toxic plastic, but feels like it's undercut by juniper. It almost smells like really cheap gin without the searing alcohol sensation.

So, finally recieved mine today.

Beside the built quality which was said here numerous times.

I have to say, god damn it smells good, just like steam deck. The box smells good, the inner white box smells even better. :D

Controller it self smell nice as well, sort of sweet. I wonder why valve products smell so nice.

Very gently touching the very tip of any corner of a touchpad disables the other touchpad. its almost as if its triggering the accidental touch lockout feature of the thumbstick but for the opposet pad. Can anyone confirm this bug? I don't believes its my hardware since both trigger for the other pad, 2 faulty components malfunctioning in the same way is rare. unless of course the fault lies with the board. I've already sent this video to steam to look into.

Weird bug

Hello,

I notice there is a update of the Steam Controller was made today but I don’t know where to find the patch note

Do you guys have a link for that ? Thank you very much

I got the steam controller 2 weeks ago and while it is a good controller I've just come to the conclusion it isn't for me. I much rather prefer my Dualsense. although steam controller did show me the way of steam input.

I just wanted to see if there is anyone in the NYC area wanting one before I return it

Not sure if it’s the place but thought I would share for anyone that is interested in using there steam controller on a modded switch.

I’ve forked a popular module called sys con and tweaked it to add support for the 2.4ghz puck on the steam deck allowing you to use your steam controller with any modded Nintendo switch I’ll provide the GitHub below for anyone that wants to check it out

https://github.com/SG3xHERO/give-a-puck

Anyone playing crimson desert with the SC2, how's it going ?

I just got a steam controller and it doesn't seem to like Soulframe. The X button opens up the keyboard and none of my other binds seem to want to 'save'.

Is anyone else using a steam controller able to give me some guidance how to set this up?

Just a few questions for people who have it already or knows the answer.

1.i have a legion go 2 will I be able to turn it on via controller

2.When im using windows can I use the trqdkpar as a mouse and keyboard

3.any suggestions om a carrying case

I vaguely remember with the first steam controller that the UI was really easy to do something like this, but it doesn't seem that way anymore. Or maybe I'm missing something easy.

Outside of the usual range of Steam, PlayStation, Switch, and Xbox Controllers, which third party controllers are supported on Steam? Is there a dedicated list?

I myself have an 8bitdo Ultimate 2 Wireless. Some other controllers from them also have Steam Input compatibility, which lets you use the extra buttons and gyro.