L-PRO computer gamepads and joysticks specifications.
Computer gamepads Specs >> L-PROL-PRO 208/1214 |
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 L-PRO 208/1214 |
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L-PRO 908/1217 |
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| L-PRO 908/1217 |
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L-PRO 608/1215 |
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| L-PRO 608/1215 |
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L-PRO 802/1216 |
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| L-PRO 802/1216 |
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L-PRO 900/1218 |
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| L-PRO 900/1218 |
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L-PRO 808/1212 |
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The ABXY block, D-Pad, and rear and auxiliary buttons above the triggers are based on microswitches. The gamepad can be connected to a PC, Xbox (One, X|S), or Xbox Ally via Bluetooth, a Type-C cable, or a radio channel using an adapter. In the latter two cases, the polling rate is 1000 Hz when connected to a PC and 250 Hz when used with an Xbox.