Mando BlackShark Fantasma Verde

The BlackShark Green Ghost offers multiple amount of features that many people might find useful just like I did. One of them right out of the box I noticed is that it allows you to connect the controller via a USB type-C cable or a dongle. That right there is an amazing feature because not that many controllers give you that option. The dongle does supply a 2.4 GHz connection, this allows you to connect the controller to your PC, Nintendo switch, iOS device or android device. Please note that this controller is not compatible with your Xbox.

The controller does have an app that you can download to your phone which allows you to customize your controller a little bit further. From here, you can actually adjust the dead zones of the joysticks , remap your buttons, trigger sensitivity and create macros. Although the initial loading of the app is in a different language, once you run the application, you will see it in English. Light up your gaming! The controller does have two RGB lights located on the top right and top left of it. It would’ve been nice if the lighting would’ve been all around the controller opposed to it being located just at the top left and right. The controller does have a rubberized grip on the back of each grip. This allows for better handling of the controller while gaming.

Another neat feature that the controller

Does have is that you can have wireless audio, but this requires a wired headset to be connected to the controller, and the controller…

So far I've seen a lot of great things from the BlackShark Green Ghost that I've not seen in all the countless controllers I've purchased over the years.

The main thing that really stands out is that you can sync it to multiple devices with minimal steps and don't have to use a separate dongle for everything when changing over quite as much. There is also a nice companion app you can get for it to further customize the controller on the go (Only negative is no PC tools yet that I can find for customization.)

Though both PC and Console (where supported) there is wireless auto for wired headsets which is a nice plus since I mainly use a large computer monitor with no built in speakers meaning I also have to turn on my wireless sound for the console I'm playing if I want audio also but not while using this controller.

There is also an ability to customize controller dead zones which I found useful for a few things like driving games along with a little switch on the back you can independently set as a quick trigger (which may be harmful in some game that do not support this unless you also set a profile to account for trigger distance for games like Cyberpunk 2077 for aiming weapons since it did stall ADS)

The added joystick heights are also a nice feature for quickly changing without needing to purchase after market caps that tend to fall off or move over time. The 4/8 box d-pad option is also really nice to see since I personally needed something similar for…