ROG Raikiri II Xbox Wireless Controller

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The Asus ROG Raikiri II Xbox Wireless is impressive on almost every front. With its 1000Hz polling rate and 3.5ms input latency, it’s lightning fast, while its TMR thumbsticks and triggers are unerringly precise. Both its build and subtle, sleek design earn my admiration and the level of customizability is fantastic. Really my only gripe is the lack of compatibility for its Gear Link software on Xbox, making switching profiles or tweaking sensitivities unnecessarily awkward for console gamers.

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The ROG Raikiri II Xbox Wireless brings a much more natural design than its predecessor, it is very well ergonomically shaped and fits nicely in the hand. Its TMR sensors in the thumbsticks and triggers ensure precise inputs, and the feeling is excellent – there is just enough resistance without being too strong, and you can always nicely modulate the steering or throttle and brakes even in the middle position.

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TMR analog sticks are incomparably more precise and durable than potentiometric ones, and it is a better solution than even Hall Effect sticks, despite the fact that those also use magnets to operate. It is indisputable that the ROG Raikiri II leaves the impression of an extremely responsive controller, where things happen without any noticeable delay.

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Precise and durable TMR analog sticks, micro-switches on all buttons and the D-pad, and proven ergonomics make the ROG Raikiri II one of the most serious gamepads on the market. A powerful, ergonomically flawless gamepad that is strongest where it matters most: in the precision of its analog sticks, triggers, and buttons.