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Hex Ultra X (Official Website): https://www.hexgaming.com/collections/ultrax-controller
Hex Gaming once made the most expensive PS5 custom controller on the market but that has since been flipped on its head. Hex is now the ONLY custom controller manufacturer that doesn’t charge you for a majority of the upgrades they offer! This makes their fully customized controllers literally unbeatable in terms of value, as these same upgrades cost exponentially more from Aim, Battle Beaver, HYPR, Cinch, etc. Today we’re looking at their Xbox Series X controller the Ultra X which cost a maximum of $230 with every single upgrade you can buy! It’s highly competitive for the price and I may one day do a larger comparison between it and other custom controllers of its caliber. Anyways, I sincerely hope you guys enjoyed this one. If you did please be sure to leave a like and sub if you’re new. I’ll see you guys in the next one!
Timestamps
0:00 – 0:40 Intro
0:40 – 1:29 PCBWay Sponsor
1:29 – 2:55 The CHEAPEST Custom Controllers!
2:55 – 3:37 Hex Ultra X VS SCUF Instinct Pro
3:37 – 4:22 x8 Swappable 2-Tone Sticks
4:22 – 4:46 Disintegrating Thumbsticks
4:46 – 5:31 Adjustable Clicky Triggers
5:31 – 6:23 4 Rear Buttons
6:23 – 8:25 Conclusion
Socials 👇🏽
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My Hardware 👇🏽
PC Specs
CPU: Ryzen 7 5700G
Graphics: RX 6600 XT MSI Gaming X
Ram: 32gb DDR4 4000mhz from G.Skill
Motherboard: MSI X470 Gaming Plus MAX
Power Supply: 700w BQ EVGA Bronze PSU
Video & Audio
Camera: Lumix G7
Mic: Sennheiser ME2
Headphones: Astro A40 TR
Video Production: Adobe Premiere 2020
Audio Production: Audacity
Peripherals
Keyboard: RK Royal Kludge bullshits
Mouse & Pad: Razer Hyperflux Pad W/Deathadder Elite
Controllers: ALL OF EM
Keypad: Azeron Compact
Displays
Main Monitor: BenQ EX3415R 34 Inch Ultra-Wide (144hz @3440×1440)
TV: The same Toshiba TV from 2012 that you had
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