- This is an intelligent game console with a linear appearance and a humanized design. It uses 2.4Ghz wireless transmission technology. This is the best gamepad controller for Android smart phones/tablets/TV boxes/smart TVs.
- Support 2 controllers at the same time. Using 2.4GHz radio frequency wireless transmission technology, the wireless control distance can reach 19.68-32.8ft (6-10m). Accurate cross keys and operation buttons, sweat-proof and anti-skid, accord with ergonomic design.
.Description:
Type: 2.4G wireless gamepad
Material: ABS
Size: 6.2 * 4.1 * 2.6 inches (160 * 105 * 68 mm)
Weight: 6.2 ounces (175 grams)
Power supply: 2 AA batteries (not included)
Wireless distance: 19.68-32.8 feet (6-10m)
Applications: Smart TVs, network set-top boxes, PCs, Android phones (need to support OTG), PC360 games, etc. (not support iPhone)
How to use: 1. Turn the power switch to the ON position, and the handle will automatically connect to the receiver. After the connection is successful, the red LED indicator will usually light up. If the operation is unsuccessful, please switch the power of the gamepad or reinsert the receiver. 2. Turn the power switch to the OFF position, the game board is completely closed.
Gamepad sleep mode: 1. If the receiver is not connected, it will enter sleep mode after 10 seconds. 2. If there is no operating axis and buttons, it will enter sleep mode after 5 minutes, 3. When entering sleep mode, press HOME to wake up. Then a red LED indicator lights up, and you can start playing the game.
Support Android standard menu keys "Back", "Menu", "Home" key functions. With smart energy-saving mode/sleep mode. Powered by 2 AA batteries (not included).
100% brand new and high quality. Supports smart TVs, network set-top boxes, PCs, Android phones (must support OTG), PC360 games, etc. (iPhone is not supported).
Packing list:
1 * Wireless Gamepad
1 * USB Receiver
1 * OTG Converter
Note: Due to different personal displays, light and contrast differences, there may be slight color difference between the picture and the real object.
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