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SpeedLink are continuing to focus on gaming peripherals with their new Quinox gamepad. Priced at around the £50 mark, the Quinox features several extra buttons when compared with a traditional gamepad (like an Xbox 360 controller), as well as a OLED display which lets you tweak things on-the-fly. Could it be an option if you are looking for a new gamepad?
With 6 programmable buttons, as well as control over things like analog stick sensitivity, and up to 2 user profiles, the SpeedLink Quinox gamepad has a number of features that typical gamepads do not have. Whether it is worth the £50 asking price is another thing though – so we put the Quinox to the test to find out if it is worth buying.
Features
- Programmable gamepad for the PC
- Analog sticks and digital 8-way D-pad for maximum precision
- Ergonomically positioned left stick for comfortable analog gaming
- 2 analog triggers, 2 bumpers and 10 digital buttons incl. Start and Back
- 2 additional shoulder buttons – freely customisable and with macro support
- 4 additional buttons on the back – freely customisable and with macro support
- 2 button profiles for button assignment storage
- 2 macro profiles for macro storage
- 2 controls for button programming and settings
- Practical OLED display
- Intense vibration effects for realistic gaming
- Stunning glow
- Adjustable analog stick and trigger sensitivity
- Detachable USB cable (cable length: 2.4m, micro USB to USB)
- Weight: approx. 205g
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I recently picked up a Steam Controller and hard case for £27 in a Christmas sale and I’ve persevered with it and I’m definitely swaying towards the darkside. It’s hard work to start with but stick with it and I mean a good month of solid use and it opens up a whole world of possibilities, Elite Dangerous for example all from one pad with buttons to spare is awesome. Plus regular stuff like Rocket League is super responsive.
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Thank goodness for that. Who would want a flashing controller in their hand while trying to play the game it would be distracting I am sure.
Who said anything about flashing? And it’s hardly like the RGB range from Ducky and Corsair are considered “distracting”…
Maybe it is just me but a pulsing light in my hand would be distracting. Then again like most other RGB stuff you probably have the option to turn it off so problem solved for those that don’t want or like it.
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