Asus just hit us with an officially licensed Xbox gaming controller for CES 2023, the ROG Raikiri Pro. Not only does it hold a bunch of neat configuration features, it goes all out with an OLED panel slapped on the top.<\/p>\n
That’s not an OLED for gaming on, however. It’s a 1.3-inch OLED display that can play custom animations, show mic status, or indicate battery life\u2014the latter being our main concern in adding an OLED panel to anything wireless.\u00a0<\/p>\n
The little display is tucked neatly at the top of the controller, and comes as part of a a few design features for personalising your gameplay. The ROG Raikiri Pro also features a physical switch to change the trigger actuation, in case you prefer a shorter travel for your pew-pews. It even comes with a mute button, built in ESS DAC and 3.5 mm headphone jack.<\/p>\n
Through the Armoury Crate app you can remap the Raikiri Pro’s buttons, adjust joystick sensitivity and dead zones, and of course add some cute animations to its titchy OLED display.<\/p>\n
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(Image credit: Steelseries)<\/span><\/p>\n Best wireless gaming mouse<\/strong><\/a>: ideal cable-free rodents Every gamer needs a controller. It’s a fact of life. Eventually you’re going to need to switch over from your trusty mouse and keyboard when you feel like a quick lap in F1 22<\/a>, or get fed up with the keyboard controls in The Witcher<\/a>. Whether we need<\/em> an OLED panel on it another matter, but I am very excited about the other features.<\/p>\n We’ll have to wait and see about battery life, and if the price is right you may well find it sneaking its way onto our best gaming controller<\/a> roundup. For now we can safely say it’s the most extra controller we’ve seen at CES 2023.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" [#item_image]Asus heard you like OLED so it slapped one on an Xbox controller<\/p>\n Asus just hit us with an officially licensed Xbox gaming controller for CES 2023, the ROG Raikiri Pro. Not only does it hold a bunch of neat configuration features, it goes all out with an OLED panel slapped on the top.<\/p>\n That’s not an OLED for gaming on, however. It’s a 1.3-inch OLED display that can play custom animations, show mic status, or indicate battery life\u2014the latter being our main concern in adding an OLED panel to anything wireless.\u00a0<\/p>\n The little display is tucked neatly at the top of the controller, and comes as part of a a few design features for personalising your gameplay. The ROG Raikiri Pro also features a physical switch to change the trigger actuation, in case you prefer a shorter travel for your pew-pews. It even comes with a mute button, built in ESS DAC and 3.5 mm headphone jack.<\/p>\n Through the Armoury Crate app you can remap the Raikiri Pro’s buttons, adjust joystick sensitivity and dead zones, and of course add some cute animations to its titchy OLED display.<\/p>\n \n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n (Image credit: Steelseries)<\/span><\/p>\n Best wireless gaming mouse<\/strong><\/a>: ideal cable-free rodents Every gamer needs a controller. It’s a fact of life. Eventually you’re going to need to switch over from your trusty mouse and keyboard when you feel like a quick lap in F1 22<\/a>, or get fed up with the keyboard controls in The Witcher<\/a>. Whether we need<\/em> an OLED panel on it another matter, but I am very excited about the other features.<\/p>\n
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\nBest wireless gaming keyboard<\/strong><\/a>: no wires, no worries
\nBest wireless gaming headset<\/strong><\/a>: top untethered audio<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n