Well, looks like some problems are back. After i put my controller through the rma process, i got a new unit with firmware 1.04 installed. It looked like the bugs were gone. Worked great the first few weeks. I was so happy. Untill last week, i noticed that whenever i played in Bluetooth mode from a certain distance, 5 meters the connection would drop out. Controller started lagging. If i moved closer, all was fine. Also, if there were objects between the ps4 and the controller, same issues. It was like if i was playing on a infared controller. I spoke with razer live chat support again. Looks like this one is faulty aswell. Just my luck. Hopefully third time's the charm on this one.
Does anyone with the 1.04 firmware installed encountered the same problems as i have ? If not, try to test it while putting some objects in front of the controller while playing wireless.
So i know it's just my faulty unit, and not new bug.
Thanks.
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I have the Raiju te with 1.04 firmware.
I was playing BO4 a couple nights ago and the controller developed the worst stick input lag I've ever experienced.
Is there new firmware to fix it or am I going to have to RMA this controller too? Im so sick of this controller.
I was playing BO4 a couple nights ago and the controller developed the worst stick input lag I've ever experienced.
Is there new firmware to fix it or am I going to have to RMA this controller too? Im so sick of this controller.
Leather23
I have the Raiju te with 1.04 firmware.
I was playing BO4 a couple nights ago and the controller developed the worst stick input lag I've ever experienced.
Is there new firmware to fix it or am I going to have to RMA this controller too? Im so sick of this controller.
Yup rma. I'm on my fourth now. My last one had the L2 button stuck. As if it was still in hair trigger mode. Lol. So far, so good.
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