AOC GC200
 | Expecting restock Wireless multi-platform controller from AOC, model 2026, which is an advanced version of the wired model GC100. The main differences from its younger sibling are the absence of a USB cable dependency, autonomous power from a built-in battery, and the addition of an RGB backlight with customizable effects. This model is intended for users seeking a single universal device for multiple systems: it supports Windows PCs, smartphones and tablets on Android and iOS, Nintendo Switch, and even PlayStation 3 — such a wide range is rare in this price category. Connection is via Bluetooth with a range of up to 10 meters. The AOC GC200 gamepad is built on a classic Xbox layout: two analog sticks in an asymmetric arrangement, a 4-way crosshead, two bumpers, two analog triggers, and a stan...dard set of face buttons — a total of 13 controls. Vibration feedback is implemented via built-in motors. The body is made of plastic with ergonomic grips designed for extended gaming sessions. It is important to note some limitations that are crucial when choosing: the stick and trigger sensors are of the normal potentiometric type (Hall effect sensors are not stated), there's no gyroscope, no 3.5 mm headset output, and no additional programmable rear buttons — the manufacturer focused on universal compatibility and lighting rather than eSports components. Charging is via a USB-C port, which has become the industry standard today — a suitable cable can be found in almost any home. E-Catalog uses affiliate links compensated by our partners. |
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Wireless multi-platform controller from AOC, model 2026, which is an advanced version of the wired model GC100. The main differences from its younger sibling are the absence of a USB cable dependency, autonomous power from a built-in battery, and the addition of an RGB backlight with customizable effects. This model is intended for users seeking a single universal device for multiple systems: it supports Windows PCs, smartphones and tablets on Android and iOS, Nintendo Switch, and even PlayStation 3 — such a wide range is rare in this price category.
Connection is via Bluetooth with a range of up to 10 meters. The AOC GC200 gamepad is built on a classic Xbox layout: two analog sticks in an asymmetric arrangement, a 4-way crosshead, two bumpers, two analog triggers, and a standard set of face buttons — a total of 13 controls. Vibration feedback is implemented via built-in motors. The body is made of plastic with ergonomic grips designed for extended gaming sessions.
It is important to note some limitations that are crucial when choosing: the stick and trigger sensors are of the normal potentiometric type (Hall effect sensors are not stated), there's no gyroscope, no 3.5 mm headset output, and no additional programmable rear buttons — the manufacturer focused on universal compatibility and lighting rather than eSports components. Charging is via a USB-C port, which has become the industry standard today — a suitable cable can be found in almost any home.
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