Price: $79.54
(as of Dec 03, 2024 22:16:00 UTC – Details)
When the speed of your input could be the difference between a win and a loss, you need the Victrix Gambit Prime Wired Tournament Controller. With our patented Dual Core™ technology, one core is dedicated to ultra-fast input processing and the other for crystal-clear audio. That means less latency and up to 8 times faster input responses than competing controllers. Built using our multi-position Clutch Triggers™ with five trigger stops and hair trigger mode, you can react before your competition even knows what hit them. With built-in Dolby Atmos and a lifetime subscription, you can access surround sound audio to immerse yourself in-game and hear the enemy before you see them. Create the ultimate, custom controller to fit your play style with the 12 interchangeable pieces, including: 2 back paddle options (2-Button or 4-Button Input), 4 thumbsticks (2 Standard, 1 Domed, 1 Sniper Stick Gen 2™), 4 gates (2 Circular, 2 Octagonal), and 2 D-pads (1 Standard, 1 Diamond). Customize it even further by mapping buttons, adjusting dead zones, setting custom audio profiles, running diagnostics, and much more on the free Victrix Control Hub app. Designed to eliminate lag and maximize your speed, the Victrix Gambit Prime Wired Tournament Controller is the world’s fastest licensed Xbox controller.
Up to 8x faster input responses with Gambit Dual Core Technology to eliminate lag and maximize your speed
12 swappable components to help you build a controller that fits your play style, plus a spare parts case to store all of them
React faster with the patented Clutch Triggers with 5 stops including hair trigger mode
Compatible with the free Victrix Control Hub app for even more controller customizations
Officially licensed by Xbox
Customers say
Customers like the controllability and responsiveness of the video game controller. They mention it’s reliable and great for FPS games. However, some customers have reported that the plastic feels weak and cheap, and the value for money is not good.
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