Rotor RiotMobile Gaming Controller for Android devices
R899
About
Get console-style controls on the go with this Rotor Riot Fortnite Mobile Gaming Controller for Android. Featuring a full suite of inputs, this wired gamepad enhances your mobile gaming experience with faster, more precise controls. This Rotor Riot controller lets you pilot a variety of remote-controlled vehicles and makes it easy to find controller-enabled games with the included app.
Product Features
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This Android USB Type-C-connected controller with a mobile device post holder allows running compatible apps, from games to remote control vehicles
- Its wired connection removes latency and lags
- No battery needed. The controller plugs directly into your phone
- This Rotor Riot controller is compatible with Android 7.0 or later devices with a USB Type-C port
- L3/R3 thumbstick click buttons fully functionality supported for advanced play. For example in top acclaimed Fortnite game.
Product Specifications
- Wireless: No
- Compatible Platform(s): Android
- Analog Joysticks: Yes
- Lighting Type: None
- Illumination: No
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