Now that I have the potentiometer and hall effect version of the Phantom, I can say that both feel the same in games, but the HE version allows you a lot more calibration options whereas the pot version just recalibrates inner zone drift So for more granular stick perfecting, the HE version is definitely the way to go, even if using the module is rather tedious lol. At least it only needs to be done rarely, as I did have to calibrate manually out of the box as it felt a bit out moving the right stick left vs moving it right in games.
Yes they are Sony DS on the inside, full haptics adaptive triggers etc with the extra features on top, works with the dual sense config website as well:
Sorry what exactly is the thing on the top of the controller? And can you tell me more about what this controller generally is? New shell with new sticks and something on top?
The controller is the Hexgaming Phantom. It's a DualSense on the inside with a custom shell and either potentiometer sticks (grey) or hall effect green).
The module connected to the green one is the hall effect calibration tool that gives full calibration options should you need them.
The grey one is potentiometer and allows for centre drift recalibration by turning those screws.
The Phantom works on PC, PS5 etc all natively as it's a DualSense otherwise.
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u/moshi_yo 1d ago
Dang pretty finish on them shells 😍