Infinix has unveiled the GT NX Controller and GT NX Station, two gaming accessories designed to give smartphone gamers more precise controls, better cooling, expanded connectivity, and a larger-screen gaming experience. The new hardware targets mobile gamers looking for a more console-like setup without leaving their existing smartphone, games, and accounts behind.
GT NX Controller Adds Physical Controls and Haptics
The GT NX Controller features what Infinix describes as the world’s first Pixel-Level FPS Precision Touchpad in a mobile games controller. Its large-format glass touchpad supports swipe and mouse-mode operation, providing more precise aiming for FPS games.
The controller uses an esports-grade three-chip low-latency architecture, with two chips in the left handle and one in the right, enabling what Infinix calls Millisecond-Level Direct Connect.
It also features Industry-Leading FPS Tactical Haptics Sync with three haptic intensity levels: Low, Medium and High. In mapping mode, players can receive specific vibration feedback, including a one-second vibration during aircraft takeoff and parachuting, and 500ms vibration for each final-circle shrink.
The controller supports 22+ hours of gameplay and uses an Ergonomic Laser-Textured Grip Design for longer sessions. It supports phone clamping, desktop gaming and portable single-hand play.
For MOBA games, its 4-zone independent mapping allows players to assign controls for skill casting. Mapping mode also supports games without native controller support.
GT NX Station Combines Cooling and Connectivity
The GT NX Station is designed as a multifunction gaming dock rather than a standard display adapter. It features what Infinix calls the industry's first docking station with integrated TEC cooling, helping manage smartphone temperatures during demanding gaming sessions.
The station offers 9-in-1 connectivity, including:
- HDMI
- RJ45 Ethernet
- 2x USB-A
- USB-C Host Cable
- USB-C
- USB-C PD Input
- microSD card slot
- 3.5mm audio
It supports both Mirror and Extend modes with compatible displays. Mirror mode shows the smartphone screen on a monitor or TV, while Extend mode allows game content to run on the external display while the smartphone handles other tasks.
The built-in RJ45 Ethernet provides a wired connection for more consistent online gaming, while PD pass-through charging keeps the phone powered during extended sessions. The USB ports can also connect keyboards, headsets, and storage devices. The station features Dynamic RGB Lighting and a foldable built-in TEC active cooling system.
Designed to Work Together
Paired with a GT-series smartphone, the GT NX Controller and GT NX Station can create a more complete mobile gaming setup.
The controller focuses on physical controls, precision aiming, mapping and haptic feedback, while the station adds active cooling, wired networking, display output, charging and peripheral connectivity.
Infinix says the setup is aimed at hardcore mobile gamers, FPS players, and mobile content creators who want console-style controls and large-screen gaming while continuing to use their existing mobile games and accounts.
Pricing and Availability
The GT NX Controller starts at ₱2,399, while the GT NX Controller Blood Strike Edition starts at ₱2,499. The GT NX Station starts at ₱2,699 in the Philippines. its now available through Infinix's official Shopee, Lazada, and TikTok Shop channels.
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