Infinix has introduced the GT NX Series Peripherals, consisting of the GT NX Controller and GT NX Station.
The GT NX Controller features a pixel-level FPS precision touchpad, a three-chip low-latency system, and up to 22 hours of gameplay. It also has adjustable haptic feedback, with vibration effects available for supported games. The controller can be used with a phone, on a desktop, or for single-hand play.
The GT NX Station is a 9-in-1 docking station with built-in TEC active cooling. Its ports include HDMI, RJ45 Ethernet, two USB-A, USB-C, USB-C PD input, microSD, and 3.5mm audio. It supports phone charging, wired internet, external storage, keyboards, and headsets.
The dock also supports screen mirroring and extended display modes on compatible devices. Extend mode can show the game on an external display while the phone handles other tasks.
Infinix says the GT NX peripherals are designed for FPS players, mobile gamers, and content creators who want to use their smartphones with larger displays and additional controls.
Compatibility varies by device. Universal Extend and Mirror modes require selected Infinix devices running XOS 16.3 or later, while other compatible USB-C devices may require additional drivers.