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Nacon Revo X Xbox Controller Launches With Hall Effect Sticks for $46

Lena Fischer 1 min read

Nacon launches the Revo X Xbox controller with drift-free Hall effect sticks, triggers, and 1000Hz PC polling. Priced at $46, it offers pro-style features for budget-conscious gamers.

Nacon Revo X Xbox Controller Launches With Hall Effect Sticks for $46
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Nacon has announced the Revo X, a new wired gamepad for Xbox consoles.

Entry-level wired gamepad features drift-free joysticks and four vibration motors

The controller joins two other models in the company's updated lineup.

Nacon Revo X wired Xbox controller with Hall effect joysticks
The entry-level model features four vibration motors for enhanced feedback.

All three controllers feature drift-free Hall effect joysticks and triggers.

This design aims to eliminate stick drift over time.

Nacon Revo X Pro controller with trigger stops and rear buttons
The mid-tier variant adds programmable controls for €49.90.

The Revo X serves as the entry-level option in the series.

It maintains the standard Xbox layout while adding four vibration motors for enhanced feedback.

PC users can connect the device via USB to access a 1000 Hz polling rate with 1 ms latency.

The gamepad supports both Xbox Series X and Xbox One consoles.

Nacon prices the Revo X at €39.90 EUR (about $46.33) in Europe.

The US price sits around ~$46 USD (about $46.00).

Other variants in the lineup offer additional features for higher costs.

The Revo X Pro includes trigger stops and programmable rear buttons for €49.90.

The top-tier Revo X Max adds adjustable stick tension and micro-switch buttons for €69.90.

Nacon has listed the controllers on its website but has not confirmed a release date yet.

Source: NotebookCheck