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Snakebyte promises end to stick drift with new Xbox-licensed controllers

Posted on July 21, 2023August 27, 2023 By bot

Stick drift can be a pain for gamers. Often affecting analog stick inputs, it can cause odd player movement or aiming when gaming. Snakebyte, a German peripheral manufacturer, is promising an end to stick drift for Xbox gamers with new Xbox-licensed controllers featuring Hall effect sensors.Estimated reading time: 2 minutesAs Snakebyte mentions, stick drift with conventional analog sticks is caused by wear-prone potentiometers and mechanical friction. In contrast, Hall effect sensors operate completely contactless, offering better performance, precision, and
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