SteelSeries Launches New Apple-Certified Gaming Controller With Clickable Joysticks and Up to 50 Hours of Battery Life
SteelSeries today announced the launch of its new MFi-certified Nimbus+ wireless gaming controller for the iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple TV, with key features including clickable joysticks and up to 50 hours of battery life.
Included in the box is an optional mount for attaching an iPhone directly onto the controller.
Nimbus+ replaces the original Nimbus, which SteelSeries claims was the world's best-selling mobile gaming controller.
The controller is available to purchase for $69.95 on Apple.com. It will also be available at SteelSeries.com starting May 26.
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Top Rated Comments
But I’m not sure I’ll be able to justify the purchase given I have so many PS4 controllers and the first gen Nimbus. AFAIK, it’s mainly Fortnite that uses clickable thumbsticks, and even then you can adjust settings so it’s not needed.
Apple put too many restrictions for game-devs to make those plattforms attractive...
But I always welcome a good recommendation...