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8Bitdo Crissaegrim FC30 Pro Gamepad

RED-404

205

Mar 25, 2016

Déjà vu, now in burgundy and gold.

Note: The dielectric grease is aftermarket. :-P

muhammadc2000

Mar 25, 2016

RED-404Is the burgundy and gold metal on front and sides or just the front? Also what is the back made of coated rubber or matte plastic?

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RED-404

205

Mar 25, 2016

muhammadc2000The backplate is plastic with a leather texture finish. As for the rest just look at the pics in the description and my pics.

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Xaero

Mar 26, 2016

RED-404FYI those shoulder button microswitches are very prone to break off the board. There's NOTHING holding them on besides the solder. I recommend a bit of hot glue perhaps to reinforce them, but without adding something to really hold them eventually they will break off.

RED-404

205

Mar 27, 2016

XaeroIt does look like the face-plate & frame are designed to limit the travel of the R buttons so I don't think it should be too big of a problem. If you can link to any reports of it, I would be interested. Now reinforcing the USB port and two bottom buttons with some hot-snot or epoxy is probably still a good idea.

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Xaero

Mar 27, 2016

RED-404Gladly; http://www.amazon.com/review/R3KBZ0TR797Q93/ref=cm_cr_dp_title?ie=UTF8&ASIN=B018K3Q4JY&channel=detail-glance&nodeID=541966&store=pc It looks like the two angled shoulder buttons are the most problematic, the housing is designed to limit the amount of movement, but not enough. Even with a housing designed to limit the movement they should still have reinforced the microswitches, those SMD microswitches are fragile and are generally placed directly against the board so the board reinforces them, these have NOTHING backing them up. I'm probably going to use some hot glue; Epoxy might cause some breakdown in the PCB during curing so I'm going to avoid it.