Remappable paddles are extra buttons on the back of a controller that you can assign to perform other inputs (like jump, reload, or crouch). They let you keep your thumbs on the sticks while executing actions, improving speed, comfort, and overall control—especially in fast-paced games.

TMR thumbsticks (Tunnel Magnetoresistance) are a newer type of controller joystick that use magnetic sensors to detect movement instead of traditional mechanical contacts. This means they’re far more resistant to stick drift, offer higher precision, and have a smoother, more consistent feel over time. They’re designed for durability and accuracy, making them ideal for competitive gaming where small inputs matter.

Mouse click hair triggers use micro-switches—similar to those in a computer mouse—to register inputs with a short, crisp click. They reduce travel distance and eliminate the “mushy” feel of traditional triggers, resulting in faster response times and more precise, tactile feedback—ideal for shooters and competitive play.

Mechanical face buttons use tactile micro-switches to produce a crisp, audible “click” with each press. Compared to standard rubber dome buttons, they offer faster actuation, more precise feedback, and a more responsive feel—great for quick, accurate inputs in competitive games.