ROG Raikiri Pro Wireless Controller with DIY OLED Display, 3-Mode
ROG Raikiri Pro Wireless Controller with DIY OLED Display, 3-Mode
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- Arrives Nov 4 – Nov 13
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Product details & specifications
A Raikiri Pro controller with a DIY OLED display and three connection modes.
- Built-in OLED display with customizable animations
- Three selectable modes, Bluetooth
- Step triggers; Hall-linear trigger
- PC compatible
- Battery included
SPECIFICATIONS
1: ROG Raikiri Pro
2: Gaming Controller
3: Wireless Gaming Controller
4: Raikiri Pro
5: ROG
6: Bluetooth Gaming Controller
7: gamepads
8: ROG Gaming Controller
9: Raikiri Pro Gaming Controller
Battery Included: Yes
Brand Name: FEYA
Compatible Brand/Model: PC
High-concerned chemical: None
Origin: Mainland China
Trigger Button Type: Hall-Linear
Type: Gamepads
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Built-in OLED display: Create a unique look with customizable animations, view status indicators, and switch profile on the fly
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Versatile tri-mode connectivity: Use low-latency 2.4 GHz RF, Bluetooth®, or wired USB-C® to play on PC; plus certified for Xbox via USB-C connection
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Intuitive rear controls: Four left and right buttons can be programmed for in-game commands or for on-the-fly joystick sensitivity shifts
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Selectable step triggers: Left and right triggers can be set to short- or full-range modes, with dead zones customizable in Armoury Crate
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Premium sound: Built-in ESS DAC for immersive audio; plus 3.5 mm earphone jack, and a mute button
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Extensive customization: Remap buttons, change joystick sensitivity, or make other adjustments via Armoury Crate
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Extensive battery life: Up to 48-hour battery life enables nonstop gaming
The ROG Raikiri Pro PC Controller features an OLED display, four rear buttons, selectable triggers, ESS DAC, customizable joystick sensitivity and response curves, and tri-mode connectivity. It's ideal to play in wired USB-C, 2.4GHz, or Bluetooth on PCs
