A NEW STANDARD FOR *PRO CONTROLLERS* | Mouse Controller V2 | FORTNITE WARZONE

Todays video is update/follow up from our last video. We have made some massive improvements to the OP MOUSE CONTROLLER! Making it a lot more accurate and a lot more comfortable. These changes truly make this a pro controller like no other. And to be honest, those lame analog stick pro controllers don't stand a chance against the MOUSE CONTROLLER!

Original Mouse Controller Video:
   • I built the *MOST OP* CONTROLLER | Optical...  

**GIVEAWAY UPDATE**
If you watched our last video, you'll know we are giving this controller away! Unfortunately, I had to put the giveaway on hold while I implemented these upgrades to the controller. So now ill be announcing the winner of the giveaway from this video. Post a comment below on ideas or changes you would like to see in the next mouse controller prototype that we are currently working on. (Scroll wheel doesn't count as we are obviously going to add that next!) Ill pick the best idea, pin it, and send them the controller in a few weeks! Love you bots!

**Answering a couple of questions from the comment section**
Yes, I applied for patent on this controller concept. The patent is for utility, meaning the functionality of it. Using an optical sensor on a controller layout has not been done before so hopefully this patent will be approved. The reason we patented the mouse controller idea is this project has been a passion project mine. We are still working on perfecting the prototype (V3). But once I am happy with it, I will produce a bunch of these controllers and try to sell them to you guys at cost. Sounds crazy, but I'm not really doing this to make a ton of money, yet to change the gaming industry for the better!

To those who are saying, "you just build a steam controller"... This is so far from the truth. I have owned the steam controller since it was launched back in 2015. It was actually an inspiration for this idea. The touch pad functionality on the steam controller is NO WHERE NEAR as accurate or precise as an optical sensor of a mouse. This is the same reason why we use mice on a desktop setup over a touch pad. Its truly night and day...