I've waited for my chance and it has come at a time I can't afford it, so to whoever gets what would have been my controller I wish it to bring you joy endlessly

Does anybody know why my controller has these white spots and how to remove them ? I have no idea where they came from and it’s really bothering me…

About few months ago he tried Xbox controller and he is enjoying it so much. He loves playing games with controller. Is steam controller would be a good present? I understand that’s up to him, but generally do you think it would be an upgrade in gaming experience?

I'm kinda lazy so i never go beyond basic stuff like gyro aim or trackpad as mouse, but I'm curious about more complex setups

I bought a Steam Machine with a controller and out of the box I had to use a mouse to get it to even get past the turn-on stage. Then when I finally got my controller to connect via Bluetooth it said to update it. So I followed the prompt to plug it in but as soon as I do I get a red dot on the controller and it disconnects me completely. When it’s like this I cannot control anything with the controller. Anyone dealt with this?

Title; Switch and Switch 2 do not have dual stage triggers natively, but they do support them in select titles, particularly in the GameCube library. Can the OpenPuck make the console recognise the Steam Controller as a GameCube controller so that this functionality is preserved?

I just got my steam controller in, pretty happy with how fast it got here and etc however the default deadzone is just barely enough to stop the right stick from drifting upwards, if I put a literal feather weight of pressure on it, it immediately works to push upwards, which okay I'd expect from TMR sticks however it takes 5x as much pressure to move the stick in any other direction, so there's a centering bias straight out of the box.

Totally usable but there's seemingly no way to calibrate the stick centering and improve circularity, only increase the deadzone which yes will make the issue less pronounced but doesn't inherently improve the circularity.

Is this a common thing? I've not really bought a new controller in like 8 years 😂