8BitDo Orion X-Pro Controller Unboxing

Preface

This controller appeared in the background when I previously introduced the Odin 2. I also acquired it around the same time as the Flydigi model in June. As it turns out, this is a classic case of "you get what you pay for." The trigger vibration and charging dock experience of this one are quite good.

Packaging

This packaging looks very substantial

Unboxing

It also included some kind of Xbox Game Pass (XGP) membership, though I haven't used it yet.

Card

The content written on the top card

(PS: The image's white balance (白平衡) is off, and there's no Lightroom on this computer, so I'm too lazy to color correct it.)

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The Xbox controller design is really excellent.

Free XGP Membership Included

Also includes a data cable

Charging Dock

This charging dock is quite good.

Controller Unit

Controller and Base

Assembled! (合体)

Different Angles

This controller has noticeably more interfaces and switches than the Feizhi (飞智) one, and of course, the price is also higher.

Driver

This controller has a few more driver features.

But the difference isn't that significant.

The driver isn't installed on this computer, so I'll add screenshots when I have time later~

User Experience

The experience is that the trigger vibration feels good, but unfortunately, Forza Horizon 4 in my Steam library doesn't support trigger vibration, and Forza Horizon 5 is too expensive, so I haven't bought it = =

Then, the ABXY buttons feel just average. When pressed, they feel a bit loose. I'm not sure if this is a bug or a feature...