How to correctly poll XBOX 360 Gamepad clicks in the browser?

Question

JavaScript

Greetings!
A question about controlling the movements of objects on the page in the browser along the xy axes using the sticks and buttons of the XBOX 360 gamepad.
I tried polling keystrokes using the setTimeout timer, with different frequencies (from 50 to 200 ms),
and if the sticks managed to achieve optimal control , then with the same polling rate, the arrow buttons buttons[12-15] generate events with a higher frequency - I just can't control the control properly - it always flies past the point at which I released the press.
In short, I don’t understand how it turns out that with the same polling frequency in the browser, different buttons from the gamepad receive a response with different frequencies. In the case of buttons[12-15], it feels like there is a heralion that generates events once a second.
If you set the timer frequency to a smaller one in the browser, it turns out that it is better to control the stop, but the start of the movement is worse - you just don’t always get into the polling frequency, and the click is not read.

Do I need to select the polling frequency for each button separately, or is it somehow fixed differently?
Although for buttons[12-15] I didn’t manage to find a comfortable polling frequency at all. Either slows down with the start, or flies at the stop of the event.