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EasySMX M20 Mobile Controller Solves Xbox vs Nintendo Button Layout Issue

Lena Fischer 1 min read

EasySMX M20 mobile controller features a rotating RoSync button cluster to switch between Xbox and Nintendo layouts, hall-effect thumbsticks, mechanical face buttons, and haptic feedback. Pre-order at $69.99, ships mid-April.

EasySMX M20 Mobile Controller Solves Xbox vs Nintendo Button Layout Issue
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EasySMX has announced the M20, a mobile gaming controller that addresses the button layout conflict between Xbox and controllers. The controller features a rotating face button cluster called RoSync that lets users swap the ABXY layout to match either platform.

Rotating button cluster adapts to any platform

The M20 connects via USB-C to Android devices and newer iPhones. It includes hall-effect thumbsticks, mechanical face buttons, trigger locks, and dual-grip motors with haptic feedback across 10 intensity levels.

EasySMX M20 controller with RoSync rotating button cluster
The M20's rotating face button cluster lets users switch between Xbox and Nintendo layouts.

Pre-orders are open now at 69.99 USD (about $69.99). A 10% discount promo code drops the price to 62.99 USD (about $62.99). Shipping starts mid-April.

The controller is designed for gamers who play across multiple ecosystems. By physically rotating the button cluster, users avoid the confusion of mismatched button prompts. The use of hall-effect thumbsticks and mechanical buttons aims to provide durability and precise input.

Source: RetroHandhelds

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