Thunderobot has introduced the Blade 60, a new gaming controller for PC and console, now available in China.
The controller is priced at 449 yuan ($67), with an initial launch price of 399 yuan ($59).
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It supports wired USB, 2.4GHz wireless via a dedicated receiver, and Bluetooth connections.
Both wired and 2.4GHz wireless modes offer an 8KHz polling rate for reduced input lag.
Precision Controls and Customization
The Blade 60 features adjustable-tension TMR joysticks with 12-bit resolution, providing 4,096 levels of precision.
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The joysticks use a direct bus connection to minimize internal processing delay, and tension can be manually adjusted for a stiffer feel.
Triggers offer a dual-mode mechanism with a physical switch, toggling between linear Hall-effect mode for racing games and micro-switch mode with 2mm travel for faster actuation in shooters.
ABXY buttons use optical micro-switches that actuate via infrared light, rated for 10 million presses to prevent double-clicking and wear.
The D-pad has a floating, omnidirectional design and includes two interchangeable caps: a traditional cross and a circular dish.
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Six programmable mechanical buttons are included: two extra shoulder bumpers and four rear paddles, mappable via Thunderobot's PC software with profiles stored on onboard memory.
The controller is powered by a 1,200mAh battery and features laser-etched rubber grips on the front and back.
H-bridge motors in the grips and triggers provide adjustable vibration feedback, and a six-axis gyroscope enables motion controls.
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The Blade 60 is compatible with PC and Nintendo Switch, and Thunderobot says it is designed to support the upcoming Switch 2, including remote wake-up via the Home button.
