ASUS introduced its latest wireless gamepad, the ROG Raikiri Pro under its Republic Of Gamers brand. One of its standout features is the integration of a 1.3-inch (128 x 40) organic EL display, designed to provide real-time status monitoring and profile adjustments.
The gamepad's compatibility spans both personal computers and next-generation Xbox consoles. Notably, it extends diverse connectivity means such as 2.4GHz RF wireless, Bluetooth, and USB-C wired connectivity. Drawing from its predecessor, the "ROG Raikiri," which was introduced in June, the Pro version offers enhanced adaptability. Users can customize various features, from controller button assignments to joystick sensitivity adjustments. This is evident in its design, having four buttons on each controller side. Moreover, the left and right trigger buttons present users with two operational distance choices: full and short. Adjustments to the dead zone can be managed using the utility software, "Armoury Crate."
Another prominent feature includes the incorporation of an ESS DAC, alongside a 3.5mm earphone jack and a dedicated mute button. The "ROG Raikiri Pro" has dimensions of 103mm in width, 155mm in depth, and 64mm in height, and it weighs 330g. The package is equipped with accessories like a USB Type-C to Type-A cable and a USB wireless dongle.
With its official release scheduled for October 27th, the device carries an estimated price of $129. Given its specifications, the "ROG Raikiri Pro" reflects ASUS's dedication to elevating the gaming experience for both enthusiasts and professionals.
