Thunderobot G50 Wired Game Controller USB 2m Dual Vibration
Wired USB gamepad with 2 m cable, dual vibration motors, programmable turbo keys and Windows, Android 4.0+, PS3 and Switch compatibility
- Product typeJoystick
- Play across Windows, Android 4.0+, PS3 and more via USB
- 2-metre cable with AI chip gives instant plug-and-play response
- Dual vibration motors add tactile feedback to racing and action titles
- Streamlined shoulder and handle design keeps hands comfortable for long sessions
- Three modes including Turbo and four programmable M keys simplify complex moves
Wired PC Gamepad with 2 m USB Cable
The Thunderobot G50 is a new wired game controller designed for PC players who want a simple plug-and-play joystick. It connects through a 2 metre USB cable and works without installing any driver software. The gamepad targets gamers who prefer a tethered connection over wireless options.
Dual Vibration Motors for Feedback
Two built-in vibration motors deliver tactile feedback during racing, shooting, fighting and sports titles. The motors are the single specification that determines whether this controller matches the feel a player expects from a modern gamepad.
Works Across Windows, Android, PS3 and TV Boxes
The controller supports Windows Vista, 7, 8, 8.1 and 10, Android 4.0 or above, PS3, TV boxes and Steam via the same USB cable. It offers three operating modes — Normal, Programming and Turbo — with four M keys for custom macros. Buyers who need wireless freedom or Bluetooth connectivity should look elsewhere.
How it compares
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- Price $41.99
- Cheaper than about 58% of the 537 comparable items (median $44.99).
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How does the 2 m USB cable length affect where I can play?
The 2 m cable lets you sit back from a desktop or TV without pulling the plug, giving plenty of reach for most living-room setups.
What does the USB 2.0 interface cap for polling rate or latency?
USB 2.0 limits the controller to standard HID polling rates, so input lag stays in the low-millisecond range typical for wired gamepads.
What do I need on the PC side to mount or secure the controller when not in use?
No mounting hardware is included; the controller simply rests on a desk or hooks onto a standard headset stand via its grips.
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