Will it affect the movement of the thumb sticks?
1065705
It doesnt effect mine at all, u know when u have no skin on it an u move it up an down it makes like a crack or a snap noise u may not hear that but it doesnt make a difference with the mobility but if u do have a problem u jus may need to adjust the skin on the controller jus by pushing down under the analog when the skin is on an u should have no problems...
1065706
nope. the opening will go directly around it and if anything it stops the analog from hitting the border. also it stops all those sticky hands that may touch it from messing it up. this is the best thing they ever invented lol. I love it. all the controls work exactly the way they were suppose to work.
1065707
In my experience, the silicone grips did not effect the movement of the controllers thumb sticks at all. They are molded very well to the actual ps4's controllers. I noticed no difference in the thumbs movement after putting them on three of my controllers. I play FPS with these on and they are nothing but a plus.
591346
yes you can feel.stick part not good working. there is a gap you feel while moving it
1645964
I haven't tried this but I don't think it would decrease performance. The palmrest adds just a bit of texture, so I suppose it depends upon your specific mouse.
2073941
It depends on what you are trying to achieve with it. It does not offer support to the wrist joint itself but does keep you from bending your wrist down very far. I am not sure if that would interfere with your game or help it.
1584268
The controller might, it depends how thick the skin is. It won't for the move controllers for sure.
1668840
Actually it does, but I've gotten over it. It almost forces you to do them properly. It's less of an issue if you are facing the pad, but that angle does interfere if you swing your body even a little, and I'm thin so consider that also.
261600
It Doesn't make a difference. I am right handed, but my daughter is left handed and did not have a problem using it.
694121
It will not effect that. It however will not hold the key fobs alone, it would need a key ring with it.
1588538
I do not think it will. You can adjust the x movement, the y is a thumbscrew, there is no azimuth adjustment.
252996
You do need to provide resistance by placing your thumb on the opposite side. Otherwise yes, the mouse is going to slide around.
970605
Not really... This pad creates a little resistance to the mouse movenent.... Honestly.... Don't buy it!!
2051731
I bought this for my Grandson- my daughter is thrilled with it- so I would say no- it doesn't affect the sensitivity.
121419
I haven't tried it without the sticks but I don't think it would be an issue. When I did it using the sticks, it did not run down into the stick portion at all. Good luck to you!
124313
No, this device does not work the thumb. By "surgeries", I'm assuming you've had an arthroplasty. Your thumbs could be weak from non-use. But you should ask your doctor or physical therapist for specific exercises to use.
498349
Definitely. There's an exterior material on the sticks and grooves all around the inner diameter of the sticks, making them grip so much better than the DS3. The texture ensures solid grip unless you get unnaturally sweaty.
2121797
You can adjust the tightness of the thumb strap so it should not be an issue.
1921545
Not sure,only ever had regular mice before. The buttons are spaced out in a kinda ring so having a large thumb shouldn't be a problem. It took a while for me to figure out how to bind the buttons to certain keys though, since windows doesn't recognize them as mb6 and up