TIER GAMEPAD GROUNDSEEK 2026 #gamepad #gaming #rekomendasi

Storyline / Purpose of the Video

The video is a “tier list” roundup (Groundseek / “Groundseeker”) of gamepads the host recommends across many price tiers and use cases—including:

• PC
• Mobile
• PS4/PS5
• Xbox
• Wired vs. wireless
• Gyro needs
• FPS vs. general play

It also covers common concerns like:

• Input accuracy
• Drift / anti-drift technology
• Trigger feel, including trigger pressure and “haptic/gyro” features
• Battery behavior
• Whether to buy immediately or wait for price changes

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Gameplay & Feature Highlights (What Matters for Play)

Analog / Stick Feel & Accuracy

• Mentions anti-drift” tech and that trigger/lever actuation can still matter even without certain sensing approaches.
• Notes that analog performance affects aim smoothness and accuracy, including comments related to step resolution.

FPS Performance

• Recommends specific models for FPS play, emphasizing:
  • fast aiming support
  • responsiveness
  • gyro performance (gyro is portrayed as important for many FPS users)

Gyro (Gyro Gameplay)

• Several models are praised specifically because gyro enables fast aiming.

Trigger Quality

• Repeated emphasis on trigger pressure (force/feel).
• Discussion of whether the trigger supports features like:
  • trigger lock
  • macro support
• Notes differences between:
  • “haptic trigger” / immersive rumble
  • and controllers with only standard rumble

Rumble / HD Haptics

• One model is highlighted for HD Rumble / haptic-style effects that simulate tiny sounds/inputs.

Back Paddles / Macro

• Macro locks, remapping, and rear buttons are repeatedly treated as performance multipliers, especially for:
  • FPS
  • fighting games

Docking / Charging

• Docking is praised for convenience:
  • some models include it
  • others require buying it separately

Touchpad / PS Compatibility

• For PlayStation models, touchpad presence is discussed as important for compatibility with certain games.

Mobile Use

• Recommends telescopic/retractable phone clamps for comfort.
• Mentions a key drawback: some phone sizes/camera housings may prevent a tight fit on certain telescopic designs.

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Key Tier-Based Recommendations & Strategies / Tips

1) “Wired cable” Tier (Lowest)

Teneria Gamer (wired)

• Membrane XYB
• Trigger pressure is noted as uncommon/rare
• No lights; basic budget board

Fanteek Vega (wired)

• Described as basic and PS-layout oriented
• Some compatibility/input conveniences
• Mode switching via button hold (e.g., turbo + snap mentioned)

Orion (mentioned briefly)

• “Very basic/printed”
• Suggested to choose Vega instead for better value

Tip: If you’re worried about wireless quirks, choose wired to avoid Bluetooth delay/connection variability.

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2) Mobile-Capable Telescopic Phone Gamepads (Casual / “In Front of Your Face”)

Gamer X5 Lite (Bluetooth, telescopic)

• Preferred over a more expensive X5S
• Host argues Bluetooth vs wired pricing isn’t worth the difference here

NEK Nemesis GP 600 Prime (Bluetooth, telescopic)

• Praised for trigger lever feel/pressure accuracy
• Noted as lacking a certain anti-drift sensing type

Battery / Usability Tip

• Battery-dead warning is shown via LED blinking

Tradeoff

• Some phones may not fit due to housing/camera width

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3) E-Tier Range (Approx. Rp 100k–299k): “Budget but Serious”

Frequent discussion includes:

• Fant Revolver 3 / Shooter 3 family
• NK Nemesis Kronus (RGB, trigger lock, good trigger feel)
• An Alastore / Alastor-like model criticized for build/material feel

The tier is framed as a choice between:

• Revolver/Shooter 3 style (including FPS focus)
• vs Kronus/Alastore style alternatives

FPS Firmware Tip (Important)

• Host says there is a Revolver 3 firmware upgrade to improve FPS play.
• Warning: firmware tinkerers should follow procedures carefully due to risk of breaking the controller if done wrong.

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4) “Above Rp 300k” Mid-to-High Tier (Gyro + Premium Feel)

Flydigi / Fly Digg Dunfox

• Emphasis on D-pad precision / direction sensor style and material feel
• Pros: great feel/material; good for racing-style input
• Cons: missing conveniences like trigger lock/macro/docking (as stated)

Reonix G80 / G90 (same series, different PCB behavior)

• Host prefers G80 only if it supports certain features
• Claims G90 cannot input in that specific way after a PCB change
• G90 is still recommended where available

I SMX X05 Pro

• Praised as a premium pick for:
  • immersive haptics
  • gyro focus
  • overall experience

ForteX Series (XP107 / D10 / XP107 + D10 siblings)

• Mechanical switch vs membrane comparison discussed
• Concern: mechanical-related wake behavior (buttons waking immediately)
• Fixes may exist on newer Discord/updates (as mentioned)

Strategy implied across this segment: If you care about gyro, prioritize gyro-capable models, since gyro is treated as essential for many “fast aim” games.

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5) High-End / Best-of Tier (Flagship Level)

The dominant theme:

• Gulikit is repeatedly claimed as top-tier for gyro/anti-drift and overall premium performance.

Main “King / Winner” Style Picks

• Gulikit S Pro / Gulikit S Pro family
• Fantek EOS Pro 2S
  • Named as a winner by friends/poll perspectives
  • Host and Bang Grun appear to differ in viewpoints

Feather 4 Pro vs Direwolf/Diwolf 4

• Feather 4 Pro / Flydigi Feather 4 Pro
  • Compared with Diwolf/Direwolf 4
  • Feather 4 Pro advantages include support for features like:
    • C/Z
    • extra adjustments
    • trigger lock
    • macros
    • a haptic-style mention
• Direwolf 4
  • Treated as a premium alternative
  • Missing some features, notably haptic trigger (in the host’s framing)

Adaptive Trigger Emphasis (Major Premium Differentiator)

• Apex 5 is described as having adaptive triggers similar to PlayStation feel (and including a screen)

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Final “Winners” / Poll Conclusions (As Stated)

• By Bang Grun’s perspective (overall mid/upper):

  • Gulikit S Pro as the tier winner at the “300 and above / mid level” mark.

• By friends/polls:

  • Fant EOS Pro 2S as the winner for the “300 and above” bracket.

The host also notes that the “real tier list” varies by preference—especially for: - PC/phone mapping needs - gyro requirements - and whether you value adaptive triggers/screen features

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Sources / Gamers / Names Mentioned

The subtitles include these identifiable people/handles/sources:

• Bang Grun / Bang Gron / Bang Groundik (host / recommender persona)
• Zombie Meka (named during live)
• Ahmad (mentioned near the end)
• Loplop
• Leo (mentioned during polling)
• David Gear Leo (mentioned in discussion)

Brand/channel-like names referenced as general sources (not clearly separate individuals):

• Ghostik / Grosik / Groundseek / Groundseeker (as written in subtitles; treated as branding/creator identity)

No other consistently legible external gamer channels with exact handles/links are confirmed from the subtitles.