The model of mechanical keyboard that is step-up is only $72.95

The Wireless Bluetooth Ultimate: A High-End, Ultra-Low-Degree Keyboard for Nintendo Switches and Windows PCs

The Epomaker TH80 Pro is a mechanical keyboard with a volume knob and hot swappable switches that allow you to easily adjust the keyboard’s look and feel. It also offers the same plastic case and steel switch plate, the same PBT keycaps and per-key RGB lighting, and the same great typing experience. The Pro model, however, comes with a bigger 4,000mAh battery and a few other notable improvements — including the ability to automatically detect whether you’re using a Mac or Windows machine — making it a slight upgrade over the base model.

Epomaker’s compact TH80 Pro is a higher-end version of one of our favorite wireless models, one that comes with a larger battery and a few functionality improvements.

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Unlike some of 8BitDo’s controllers, the wireless Bluetooth Ultimate is compatible with the Nintendo Switch, Steam Deck, and Windows PCs. The magnetic Hall effect sticks, which are resistant to drift and aren’t prone to the same false inputs you might experience with something like Nintendo’s Joy-Con controllers, is its biggest draw. They also feature two back paddles and a number of pro-grade software features, including button mapping and custom profiles, both of which you can fine-tune in the companion app. One of the reasons it’s one of the best Nintendo Switch controllers is because it comes with a charging dock that you can use when not in use, as well as the included 2.4 GHz dongle that can be used when not in use.

The $70 pad could arrive in 2024 chock-full of the best parts of Sony’s DualSense, Valve’s Steam Controller, Google Stadia, and — here’s hoping — 8BitDo.

Right, here’s hoping! It puts a new perspective on some ofSony’s games, which just aren’t the same if you take it away.

Note that some controllers have shipped with “precision” or “HD haptics” that didn’t have the impact, even if they technically featured linear actuators instead of old-school eccentric spinning weights like Xbox gamepads still do today. The Steam Controller had pretty iffy haptics, and the Nintendo Switch haptics aren’t DualSense-level…

But I’m also really hoping Microsoft puts a gyroscope in this thing, not just an accelerometer, so we can have the same gyro aiming revolution I’m experiencing on my Steam Deck and with Zelda on Switch. It’s so good for aiming bows.

As of May 22, 1992, Sebile was funded by Microsoft, according to leaked documents. The leaked slide deck suggests this is the new Xbox controller, set to arrive May 2024 for $70 and bundled with every new Xbox sold starting next fall.

According to documents, the controller can do that because it connects directly to the cloud. The controller that I use for Stadia is directly connected to my home wi-fi so that I can play a game on my PC, TV, and phone. This is something I wrote about in the year 2019.

I used the Stadia controller on my TV to play the game, then I switched to a PC with a mouse and keyboard, and then walked down the hall to grab a snack.

One of the neat features of 8BitDo controllers is aSliding switch on the back that allows users to swap between devices one click, from Nintendo Switch to a phone or PC. Sounds like Microsoft might do that with an app, though.

Xbox Leak Gamepad: Sound of a Sony? Source: Microsoft’s New Xbox Controller Brings Great Ideas from Stadia, Steam, and Sony

8bitDo was credited with making a battery that could fit in the AA pocket but XBOX has been selling an optional aftermarket one for a while. Maybe it will be bundled now.

It could be a big deal to find lift-to-wake presence detection. Former editor-in-chief of the publisher. Chris Grant told me the controllers for the Microsoft XBOX ONE seemed to last forever since the camera handled the detection role.

It’s not the only new controller that was in discussions, with another version codenamed “Igraine,” a new Elite controller dubbed “Actium,” and a new luxury controller dubbed “Zarasai.”

But the last two had yet to achieve internal funding, and Microsoft’s internal documents also cautioned that the “Sebile full product vision” was “not currently approved,” laying out scenarios where a pared-down controller would ship instead.

Source: Microsoft’s new Xbox controller borrows great ideas from Stadia, Steam, and Sony

Bonnie or Bonnie Pro: Where is the batteries of the Sebile-Igraine pack-in accessory? How much is the battery?

The pack-in accessory Sebile and Igraine would ship with is calledBonnie orBonnie Pro. Is that the name of the battery? A carrying case? An interchangeable stick or stick topper? Your guess is as good as ours.