Collective Minds Gaming XBOX Strikepack Horizon M.O.D. Pack for Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, and Xbox One Standard Controllers

The adapter to connect to the controller is very dodgy if it moves the tiniest but it turns the controller off can i please be sent a spare to use

Worked for the first few months I've updated it tried different cables even tried a different controller nothing seems to work it just shows a green light it connects and stuff the actual app is working fine but none of the gamepacks are working like I click on them and it just doesn't do anything I can change the settings and everything but nothing works it just shows a green light that doesn't change once on the gamepack it's not like I rage or anything it just stopped like working how it should

I would like a refund or a new strikepack usb cable as the cable snapped randomly without me touching it when I put my controller down I don’t know if it was a dodgy cable or not but it randomly broke a refund or a new cable would be highly appreciated other than that it’s anazing

I've had 3 Zen's, the original strike pack for PS4 and Xbox, the eliminator for ps4, basically all of collective minds cheating gizmos. The Strike Pack Horizon for the Xbox with the Mobile App is without a doubt the best, better than the zen, it's the phone App that does it, no PC or zen studio needed except to update the software when new. Pity you can't get one for the ps5, that would be great. The zen doesn't work consistently well with a ps5.

My son asked for this to help with his Gaming. I was dubious it would work but since he’s used it, he has noticed a big difference in his gameplay. It really helps minimise the recoil in shooting games. He wouldn’t be without it now. The item easily connected to his controller and isn’t too big or cumbersome. A yes from us!

very tood

Broke within 2 months now the Bluetooth is completely unable to connect to my phone. Was brilliant and working fine now absolutely unable to work

it is a good little gadget however I've started experiencing the paddles have stopped working after a couple months and it's starting to get on my nerves

Tudo OK, chegou muito bem embalado e antes do prazo.

Excelente producto

Works as should

Great product

I’ve always used custom controllers, elite controllers, etc that have either buttons or paddles. Since the release of the Xbox Series X (and before I got this to throw on the controller that came with my console), I’ve gone through a Scuf Instinct Pro, 2 Elite Series 2, and a Razer Wolverine V2 Chroma. For the most part, the thumbsticks in those controllers fail after only a handful of months of playing Destiny 2 and Call of Duty. Until I find a really good 4 paddle or button Xbox controller that makes use of hall effect sticks, I’ve decided it’s financially cheaper to use a strike pack on a stock controller. Controller breaks? $50. Strike Pack breaks? $50. So far I haven’t been disappointed. I honestly feel like the stock controllers are more resilient than the pro controllers. I received the Strike Pack Horizon 2 months ago and have put more hours on it than I’d care to share. I only use it in tournament mode and have no personal use of the mods since I’m not a scumbag. The paddles seem like they’ve been designed to be quite flexible, probably to extend the lifespan (as I’ve heard older models are quite brittle). As someone who’s used the Razer Wolverine controllers, I’ll tell you that the paddle layout on this thing isn’t all that bad. Sure it could be better, but I personally prefer it over the Scuf and Razer. The Elite Series 2 has the best feel in my opinion. I’m not one that takes issue to wired controllers. Don’t be that guy who’s controller dies mid battle. Two things that do annoy me a little bit is you have to unplug and replug the controller each time you take the Xbox out of rest mode and if your console is in rest mode, the strike pack will stay powered up and the lights on the back are quite bright (the first is a direct result of the strike pack being powered on while the Xbox is off). TL;DR: I can’t speak for the software of the Horizon, as I don’t use the app. As far as using it just for back paddles/buttons, it’s worth the investment as long as you don’t mind being wired.