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Infinix is stepping beyond phones and into actual gaming gear. The company has introduced two new peripherals, the GT NX Controller and GT NX Station, designed to give serious mobile players better precision, lower latency, cooling, and more ways to connect.
The GT NX Controller tries to keep the fine control of touchscreen play while adding real physical buttons and sticks. Its biggest claim is what Infinix calls the world’s first Pixel-Level FPS Precision Touchpad on a mobile gaming controller. It’s a large glass touchpad that works both for swiping and in a more mouse-like way, which should help with first-person shooters and give flexible mapping options for MOBAs and other games.
Inside, it uses an esports-grade three-chip low-latency setup (two chips in the left handle, one in the right). That enables what Infinix calls millisecond-level Direct Connect, so inputs stay quick and consistent even in intense matches.
Battery life is rated at more than 22 hours, and you can adjust haptic feedback across three intensity levels through the XArena app. Infinix says it feels close to handheld-console level. The grips are ergonomic and anti-slip with laser etching, so it should stay comfortable during longer sessions. You can use it clamped to a phone, clamped to a desk, or even one-handed on the go.
Paired with it is the GT NX Station, a 9-in-1 expansion dock that also includes TEC (thermoelectric) cooling. The active cooling is meant to keep the phone from thermal throttling during long high-performance sessions. It supports Universal Extend or Mirror modes on compatible external screens, so you can play on a bigger display while the phone handles secondary stuff or even turns its own screen off.
Connectivity-wise, it’s pretty loaded: HDMI, RJ45 Ethernet, two USB-A ports, two USB-C ports (one with PD input), a USB-C host cable, a microSD slot, and a 3.5mm audio jack. There’s also dynamic RGB lighting if you like that kind of customisation. The idea is that one dock replaces a bunch of separate accessories by combining cooling, wired networking, display output, charging, and expansion ports.
Together, the controller and station are meant to turn a compatible phone into something closer to a portable or desk-based gaming setup. Pricing and availability differ by market, but pre-orders are already live in places like Malaysia.
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(Source: Infinix)
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