Feizhi Ice Wolf 2 Naruto Collaboration Edition Unboxing Review

Preface

I discovered when playing RIDE3 earlier that it was incredibly challenging.

Only after purchasing a controller did I realize why.

Well, I simply wanted to buy a toy.

Originally, my first choice would definitely be the Xbox Series.

However, having to insert batteries is quite troublesome.

Otherwise, you’d have to buy rechargeable batteries.

I decided to first check out how domestic controllers are performing.

So I got my hands on this Flydigi Direwolf 2.

And it’s the Naruto collaboration edition.

It costs about 40 yuan more than the regular version, but I think the appearance looks good and it seems worth it.

Packaging

The packaging looks good.

Quite sturdy.

Back of the Packaging

The packaging also looks good here.

Unboxing

It's actually this kind of carton for holding eggs inside

So eco-friendly!

Accessories Overview

The accessories are simple:

2.4G receiver, manual, data cable

Controller Body

The looks are actually quite good.

Controller Backside

There are also two buttons on the back that can be customized in the driver (驱动软件).

Controller Test

I watched Dali Zi's controller purchasing video earlier.

The first thing I did after getting the controller was open the controller testing website (https://gobing.cn/) to check it out.

In the test, all buttons functioned normally, and both the joystick and triggers were working fine without any issues.

I didn't encounter any problems with restricted areas on the joystick, and the triggers were linear.

PS: I have to gripe about the testing tool on the gobing website. The online testing features for a few things are great, but the remaining vibration tests and other functions require downloading their software. If it were just downloading, that would be fine, but after opening the software, you still need to log in...

Actual Testing

OK, let's test it in the actual game.

• Genshin Impact - The experience is so-so, mainly because the camera turning feels uncomfortable; a keyboard and mouse are still better.
• The Witcher 3 - The experience is still mediocre, with the same issues as Genshin Impact.
• Battlefield - Experience is average; who would play an FPS with a controller?
• Sniper Elite - Same as Battlefield.
• Action Squad - Not bad! It should be even better once you're familiar with the key bindings. This 2D game is suitable for playing with a controller.
• RIDE3 - Great! Finally beat it, haha. Racing games are meant to be played with a controller.
• Rubber Bandits - Great! A 2.5D casual game, super fun. It feels good to play with a controller.

Due to time constraints, I only tested these few games, and the overall experience felt okay.

However, during the testing process, I also discovered an issue: sometimes the A key feels sticky—pressing it once results in a double press.

Driver

When I previously wrote about the Azio low-profile keyboard, I forgot to include the driver.

All Feizhi's drivers are unified and called Feizhi Space Station.

It's a decent name.

You can customize keys and stuff.

It can also test keys, but it's not as feature-rich as the gobing website, so I won't take a screenshot.

User Experience

Let me summarize.

For someone like me who hasn't used a gamepad for N years and is picking one up again,

the experience with the Flydigi Ice Wolf 2 has been quite decent.

Of course, there are also some negatives.

The buttons lack a micro-switch mode, which can sometimes feel a bit noisy.

The vibration is quite poor; it doesn't feel much different from a Xiaomi gamepad from ten years ago.

But at this price point, what more can you really ask for...