Ltek Ex Pro 2 -

A small but nice feature: There is a USB port on the front to plug in a keyboard or mouse so you don't have to reach behind your PC. The Mixed / Middling 1. The "Plastic Wrap" Sound Out of the box, the acrylic panels are covered in a protective blue plastic. You must remove this. However, even removed, the pad is loud. The panels have a distinct "clack" – louder than a foam pad, quieter than a full metal arcade pad. If you live in an apartment upstairs, your neighbors will hear you playing S16.

Verdict: 9/10 – The closest you can get to an arcade feel without welding your own metal frame. ltek ex pro 2

The cable is hard-wired into the pad. If a pet chews it or it breaks internally, you have to open the pad and solder a new one. For a $300+ pad, a USB-B port would have been smarter. A small but nice feature: There is a

The EX Pro 2 uses magnetic/contact sensors (not cheap piezo). Out of the box, it registers light taps well. You can adjust the sensitivity via the internal pots (potentiometers) if you find it too sensitive or not sensitive enough. Input lag is negligible on a good PC. You must remove this

Order the Grip Tape Kit at the same time, and have a screwdriver ready to tweak the sensor sensitivity.