ASUS Raikiri Pro Xbox controller has unique trigger locks and OLED strip

ASUS ROG reveals the new Raikiri Pro Xbox and PC controller, featuring unique innovative trigger locks, an OLED strip, and four back panel buttons.

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CES 2023 - ASUS' Republic of Gamers lineup has revealed the Raikiri Pro enthusiast controller with interesting new features.

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The ROG Raikiri Pro is yet another premium enthusiast-grade controller coming to the market in Q1 2023. What makes the Raikiri Pro stand out from other gamepads is the small built-in OLED panel strip that can add extra flair.

Users can display custom images on the strip, but it's pretty small at 1.3 inches, offers 128x40 resolution, and is limited to just grey. The strip will show various things like battery life and which profile is currently set--gamers can switch between multiple custom profiles--and can even display animated GIFs.

Another unique aspect of the Raikiri Pro is what ASUS calls tri-connectivity; the controller can connect in three different ways including 2.4GHz RF, Bluetooth, or wired via USB-C. The gamepad is compatible with Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, and PC systems, however it will require a USB adapter to connect wirelessly to Xbox consoles.

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What I find most interesting about the Raikiri Pro is its take on adaptive trigger designs. ASUS calls these step triggers and there's a button that enables two modes: Full trigger mode, which is full range of motion, and short trigger mode that locks the travel distance of each trigger pull. Gamers can use ASUS Armory Crate dashboard to significantly customize settings including dead zones and more.

The ROG Raikiri Pro is due out sometime in Q1 2023. Pricing has yet to be revealed and for more info including tech specs check below:

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ROG Raikiri Pro

The ROG Raikiri Pro PC Controller features a built-in OLED display, tri-mode connectivity, four rear buttons, selectable step triggers, an ESS DAC, plus adjustable joystick sensitivity and response curves. The ROG Raikiri Pro is ideal for PC gaming and next-gen Xbox consoles.

  • Built-in OLED display: Create a unique look with customizable animations, view status indicators, and switch profile on-the-fly
  • Tri-mode connectivity: Versatile flexibility with wired USB-C®, low-latency 2.4 GHz RF, plus a Bluetooth® mode
  • Intuitive rear controls: Four left and right buttons can be programmed for in-game commands or for on-the-fly joystick sensitivity shifts
  • Selectable step triggers: Left and right triggers can be set to short- or full-range modes, with dead zones customizable in Armoury Crate
  • Premium sound: Built-in ESS DAC for immersive audio; plus 3.5 mm earphone jack, and a mute button
  • Extensive customization: Remap buttons, change joystick sensitivity, or make other adjustments via Armoury Crate

ROG Raikiri Pro Specs

Compatibility

  • Windows 10
  • Windows 11
  • Xbox Series X|S
  • Xbox One

Connectivity

  • Wired
  • RF2.4GHz
  • Bluetooth

Weight

  • 330g (include cable)

Dimensions

  • 103(W) x 64(H) x 155(L) mm

I/O port

  • USB-C
  • 3.5 mm jack

OLED

  • 1.3" with 128 x 40 resolution, 2 grey level

Audio output

  • 3.5 mm analog audio port compatible for Xbox and PC (Windows)

Microphone input

  • 3.5 mm analog audio port compatible for Xbox and PC (Windows)
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Derek joined the TweakTown team in 2015 and has since reviewed and played 1000s of hours of new games. Derek is absorbed with the intersection of technology and gaming, and is always looking forward to new advancements. With over six years in games journalism under his belt, Derek aims to further engage the gaming sector while taking a peek under the tech that powers it. He hopes to one day explore the stars in No Man's Sky with the magic of VR.

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