This was purely an aesthetics and feel comparison with no games or system play. The Xbox One controller felt just as comfortable in my hands as the 360 controller. There's no real fit difference. The missing is aesthetically pleasing but offered no fee difference.
The dpad felt superior. You can now feel, and hear, where you're at on the pad. I hope this translates to better performance as well.
The shining change us how the triggers feel and fit in you hands and fingers. It's now possible to press the shoulder button without taking your finger off a trigger. That's going to make games line Call of Duty: Ghosts and Battlefield 4 play a tad easier. That's not possible for me on the 360 controller.
A negative, the throw on the thumbsticks feel shorter on the Xbox One controller than they do on the 360 controller. Also, the throw of each thumb stick on the Xbox One controller felt different as well. The throw in the left thumbstick felt shorter than the right. I don't think I was imagining things. They genuinely felt different.
The dpad felt superior. You can now feel, and hear, where you're at on the pad. I hope this translates to better performance as well.
The shining change us how the triggers feel and fit in you hands and fingers. It's now possible to press the shoulder button without taking your finger off a trigger. That's going to make games line Call of Duty: Ghosts and Battlefield 4 play a tad easier. That's not possible for me on the 360 controller.
A negative, the throw on the thumbsticks feel shorter on the Xbox One controller than they do on the 360 controller. Also, the throw of each thumb stick on the Xbox One controller felt different as well. The throw in the left thumbstick felt shorter than the right. I don't think I was imagining things. They genuinely felt different.