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Canyon CND-GPW3

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Cross-platform wireless gamepad that works with Windows-based computers and laptops, Sony PlayStation 3 console and Android smartphones. The main connection method is a classic wireless radio receiver with a range of up to 10 meters. The layout of the buttons was an Xbox gamepad layout with asymmetrical sticks, an understated D-pad, perpendicular triggers, and the main “ABXY” buttons. Due to the additional Turbo and Home buttons, the total number of buttons reaches 12 pieces. It has an ergonomic shape and a pleasant to the touch coating that prevents your hands from sliding on the surface of the case while playing with friends. Canyon CND-GPW3 stands out from other entry-level wireless gamepads due to the presence of built-in LED lights that illuminate the main buttons with the right stick..., as well as signal the device is running out of power. Powered by a non-replaceable 600 mAh lithium-ion battery. For feedback from the player, a pair of miniature vibrotors were built into the case, which react to the player's actions.
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Canyon CND-GPW3
Colour
Product type
gamepad
Platform
PC (Windows)
Android
Switch
PlayStation 3
Interface
radio
Range
10 m
Number of buttons
12
Feedback
vibration
D-pad
4 position
Sticks
2
asymmetrical
Bumpers
2
Triggers
2
Material
plastic
Power source
battery / 600 mAh /
Operating time
8 h
Charging port
USB C
Backlight
multicolor
Button illumination
Weight
200 g
Added to E-Catalog
april 2020
Key backlight. Tactile feedback. Motion Sensor. Multiplatform.

Cross-platform wireless gamepad that works with Windows-based computers and laptops, Sony PlayStation 3 console and Android smartphones. The main connection method is a classic wireless radio receiver with a range of up to 10 meters. The layout of the buttons was an Xbox gamepad layout with asymmetrical sticks, an understated D-pad, perpendicular triggers, and the main “ABXY” buttons.

Due to the additional Turbo and Home buttons, the total number of buttons reaches 12 pieces. It has an ergonomic shape and a pleasant to the touch coating that prevents your hands from sliding on the surface of the case while playing with friends. Canyon CND-GPW3 stands out from other entry-level wireless gamepads due to the presence of built-in LED lights that illuminate the main buttons with the right stick, as well as signal the device is running out of power. Powered by a non-replaceable 600 mAh lithium-ion battery. For feedback from the player, a pair of miniature vibrotors were built into the case, which react to the player's actions.

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High price-quality ratio

Canyon CND-GPW3 is a low-cost wireless gamepad for PC, mobile devices and some gaming consoles that surprises with its quality. There is nothing superfluous in this gamepad, but what is there is done to last.

Button layout similar to the Xbox controller

As a layout, the Canyon CND-GPW3 duplicates the Xbox gamepad with asymmetrical sticks, an understated cross, perpendicular triggers and the main keys, which are indicated by letters. Due to the Turbo and Home keys, the total number of buttons reaches 12 pieces. In the hands, it feels almost like an Xbox One gamepad, and the handles are covered with soft touch material to reduce slipping. Only the sticks turned out to be not very comfortable: in shape they resemble sticks from the Logitech F710, from which the author's fingers constantly slipped off.

Multi-platform gamepad with easy connection

Using the radio channel, the device can be connected to a PC, Nintendo Switch handheld console, PS3 and most Android smartphones. What is nice, in most cases, the connection goes without a hitch, without requiring the user to dance with a tambourine. Additional features include backlit main buttons, an LED battery level indicator, and a pair of built-in vibration motors for tactile feedback.

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