Members of the community have generally regarded this controller with positive sentiment. Learn more.
Question | Answer |
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Common Name | FUNLAB Firefly |
Model | FLPR009B (manual) |
Manufacturer | FUNLAB Inc. |
Leaderboard Legal? | Yes |
Connection Modes | Bluetooth Wireless, Wired USB |
Battery Bank Capacity | 950 mAh |
Sentiment Power |
this controller has been reported to have short battery life, especially if you turn the lights on
Members of the community have generally regarded this controller with positive sentiment:
Comfortable controller with great sticks, optimal turbo speed, and low-impact buttons. The digital triggers feel solid like an OEM Pro Controller. Altogether a perfect controller for Dread speedrunning.
Question | Answer |
---|---|
Turbo? | Yes |
Companion software? | No |
Custom Button Mapping? | XL and XR only |
Adjustable Stick Deadzone? | No |
Adjustable Analog Curve? | No |
Macro Functionality? | No |
Can be remapped in Nintendo Switch software? | Yes |
This controller has two turbo modes: a traditional turbo mode, and an "automatic" turbo mode where the turbo function fires even if the button is not pressed. When you need to deactivate turbo for a button, you will have to hold the turbo button and press the desired button twice.
Question | Answer |
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Turbo Button Remappable? | No |
Adjustable Turbo? | Yes |
"Sanity Check" Indicator? | No |
How to adjust turbo speed? | Hold T , then press up or down on the right analog stick |
How to activate turbo function? | Hold T , then press desired button |
Is there a global turbo reset function? | hold turbo button for 5 sec. |
Advertised Fire Rate (Hz) | 5, 12, 20 |
Turbo Time to Live (TTL) | Short |
All Turboed Buttons on Same Duty Cycle? | Unknown |
Mode | Actual Hz | Distance under leaderboard cap |
---|---|---|
Wired (5Hz) | 5.2 | -7.8 |
Wired (12Hz) | 12.5 | -0.5 |
Wired (20Hz) | 20.2 | Above cap |
Wireless (5Hz) | 5.2 | -7.8 |
Wireless (12Hz) | 12.3 | -0.7 |
Wireless (20Hz) | 16.6 | Above cap |
preferred modes for Dread speedrunning
Mode | 0 Lock? | 1 Lock? | 2 Lock? |
---|---|---|---|
Wired (5Hz) | No | No | No |
Wired (12Hz) | No | Yes | Yes |
Wired (20Hz) | Yes | Yes | Yes |
Wireless (5Hz) | No | No | No |
Wireless (12Hz) | No | Yes | Yes |
Wireless (20Hz) | Yes | Yes | Yes |
preferred modes for Dread speedrunning
Question | Answer |
---|---|
Analog Layout Style | Switch |
Analog Sensor | Potentiometric sensor |
Stick Circularity Average Error (SCAE) | 0.1% |
Advertised SCAE | Not provided |
Question | Answer |
---|---|
Back Paddles? | Yes |
Back Paddle Turboable? | Yes, unless programmed to + - LS RS . Turbo setting is shared with face button. |
Back Paddle Assignable Buttons | All |
Y Button Shape | Convex |
Trigger Type | Digital |
Actuation force (g) | 80 |
Button Firmness | Soft |
Button breakages reported through anecdotal consumer use:
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: 1 person, 2 unitsComfortable controller with great sticks, optimal turbo speed, and low-impact buttons. The digital triggers feel solid like an OEM Pro Controller. Altogether a perfect controller for Dread speedrunning.
The only third-party Switch Pro Controller alternative I've used where the potentiometric sticks don't have digital notches.
Controller has kind of a cheap, creaky feel.
Back buttons are easy to accidentally program while playing.
The battery drains extremely quickly, especially if you play with the lights turned on.
Seems unusually susceptible to Bluetooth interference.
The controller will sometimes randomly disconnect in Wired mode.
This controller's turbo speed was verified using a combination of manual frame counting and clicker testing. Learn more.
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