Equipped with instant-response triggers and joysticks featuring Hall Effect technology, the RXU guarantees exceptional precision and durability.
Omron® micro-switches on the majority of buttons enhance players' responsiveness for optimum gaming performance.
NACON innovates again, by integrating an LCD screen into its controller for the first time. The screen provides quick, intuitive access to game information and configuration of audio and gameplay parameters, thanks to the available presets.
A dedicated app lets you create your own gameplay profiles, for an individualized experience, or choose from those already predefined for 'Plug & Play' use.
The RXU boosts your skills with a number of new modes exclusive to the controller:
PC Mode, available only on this platform, offers latency reduced to 1 millisecond in wired mode, plus the ability to put keyboard shortcuts on all the controller's shortcut buttons, or activate the gyroscope function.
Shooter Pro Mode allows you to completely eliminate the joystick dead zone, for greater reactivity, precision and performance in shooting games.
The main technical specifications of the Revolution X Unlimited include:
▪ Compatible with Xbox Series X|S, Windows devices and android based devices
▪ 3 connection types: radio frequency, wired and/or Bluetooth
▪ Rechargeable battery offering a minimum of ten hours' autonomy
▪ Hall Effect technology in joysticks and triggers
▪ Integrated LCD screen for easy and intuitive programming and audio source mixing
▪ Trigger blockers, D-pad and action buttons equipped with Omron® micro-switches.
▪ 6 programmable shortcut buttons
▪ Ergonomic customization: six additional weights, six joystick heads, two joystick rings and two directional crosses included
▪ PC and Shooter Pro Mode with exclusive features
Pre-order your Revolution X Unlimited now exclusively on nacongaming.fr at the recommended retail price of £179.90.
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