Joytech Neo S PC Gamepad specs.
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General Characteristics Joytech Neo S PC Gamepad
Controller Type:
wired gamepad
Interface to PC:
USB
Universal Serial Bus
Universal Serial BusCompatibility:
PC
Management Joytech Neo S PC Gamepad
The number of mini-sticks:
2
D-pad:
Yes
Number of buttons:
10
Additional Information Joytech Neo S PC Gamepad
Features:
Technology Mouse Mimik exactly duplicates all operation of mouse and keyboard, all keys are programmable
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