You can make this DIY controller in six hours and for less than 12 bucks—but would you want to?

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A new DIY project called the Undercooked V0.4 allows users to build a custom PC gamepad in approximately six hours. The project aims for extreme affordability, costing roughly €10 or $11.22 in total components.

The controller features a minimalist design, utilizing a single analogue stick, a menu button, and only three face buttons, with the 'B' button relocated to the right shoulder. It relies on an RP2040-Zero microcontroller mounted on a protoboard rather than a traditional full PCB.

The device is constructed from 150 g of 3D printed filament and heat-set threaded inserts, which the creator suggests provides durability. However, the reviewer notes the flat back and ridged 3D printed surface may cause significant discomfort during extended use, recommending sanding for potential improvement.

While the project succeeds as a cheap electronics endeavor, its limited input set and ergonomic concerns make it more of a novelty than a practical replacement for standard budget controllers like the GameSir Nova Lite.

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