The dead zones for the analogue sticks of these controllers are pretty bad

However, the controller has a terrible huge dead zone in the right aiming thumbtack that can't be compensated for in any game settings

The analog sticks work better than the ds3 in my opinion with no dead zone as well as being very responsive

I'm happy to report that the dead zones are very small and unnoticeable

For super fine adjustments the dead zone on the controller throws me off.

Mine came with dead zones on both sticks, mostly limited to the right hemisphere on each

I am fortunate that the dead zones aren't too much of a problem for me, but they would be unacceptable if I required a greater degree of precision and finesse, say for a racing game or a first person shooter

Minor dead zone just off center with the analog sticks.

The analog sticks work better than the ds3 in my opinion with no dead zone as well as being very responsive

, the analog sticks work great and without much of a dead zone (actually much better to the touch than the PS4's though about the same to the Xbox One's), and in regard to the inputs, my only gripe is the d-pad, how it frequently registers, for example, a top and side press if you only intend to press the top

The dead zone takes up 50% of the stick's throw

Dead zones, etc- start and select button are mushy, making pressing them a chore, they'll need to be pressed down all the way due to this, and it's a lot slower than with console controller start/select

They have a dead zone, which isn't good for fps games

Too large of a dead zone killed this controller for me....besides that, it would been perfect.

It is a hardware dead zone

I first tested the G3w on the PlayStation 3 after doing a test to see dead zones

There is a huge dead zone around the center of the analog sticks and sometimes when you're trying to move a stick precisely, it will even start moving in the opposite direction.

The dead zones for the analogue sticks of these controllers are pretty bad