Revolutionizing PC Gaming with a Pro Controller like No Other

The world of PC gaming has witnessed an explosion of innovative controllers in recent years, with some costing upwards of $100. However, the question remains: what can be done to justify spending that extra $100 or so on a pro controller? It turns out that the answer might lie in shoving a screen onto it.

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Meet the Genki Manta, a new controller that has taken the world of PC gaming by storm. This cutting-edge device features Manta OS, Genki’s very own operating system, which enables on-the-fly fine-tuning without the need for any extra devices. With Manta OS, users can customize the tri-stage triggers, adjust dead zones, change haptic feedback, and much more via the onboard screen and OS.

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The Genki Manta is a powerhouse of a controller, boasting impressive specs that make it a worthy contender in the pro controller market. It features up to 8,000 Hz polling while wired (though only 1,000 Hz via 2.4 GHz wireless), a range of over 10 meters, 150 hours of battery life via Bluetooth LE 6, as well as TMR joysticks and Hall effect triggers. The 16 MB of internal storage can be used to load apps onto Manta OS, and expandable storage might be offered as a stretch goal, according to Genki.

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The Genki Manta’s onboard screen and Manta OS are not its only standout features. The controller also boasts four paddles on the bottom and two extra buttons next to the bumpers, all of which are remappable via the controller’s software. This level of customization is unparalleled in the world of PC gaming controllers, making the Genki Manta a true game-changer.

One of the most intriguing aspects of the Genki Manta is its ability to swap to keyboard and mouse controls. Yes, you read that right – this controller can seamlessly switch between controller and keyboard mode, making it a true powerhouse for PC gaming.

But will the Genki Manta be able to balance its screen and extra buttons in its 280-290 g frame? Only time will tell, but one thing is certain: this controller is a game-changer that is sure to shake up the world of PC gaming.

The Genki Manta is currently live on Kickstarter, with a price point of $189 for the Super Early Bird price and $279 for the retail price. While this may seem like a lot of money, it’s worth noting that the Genki Manta offers a level of customization and power that is unmatched by its competitors.

So, is the Genki Manta worth the extra $100 or so? Only time will tell, but one thing is certain: this controller is a true powerhouse that is sure to revolutionize the world of PC gaming.

Key Features:

• Manta OS: Genki’s very own operating system that enables on-the-fly fine-tuning without the need for any extra devices.
• Onboard screen: A 2.79-inch color display that allows users to customize their gaming experience.
• Tri-stage triggers: Customizable triggers that offer unparalleled control and precision.
• Dead zone adjustment: Users can adjust the dead zone to their liking for a more immersive gaming experience.
• Haptic feedback: Users can customize the haptic feedback to their liking for a more immersive gaming experience.
• 16 MB internal storage: Users can load apps onto Manta OS for a more customized gaming experience.
• Expandable storage: Expandable storage might be offered as a stretch goal, according to Genki.
• TMR joysticks: High-precision joysticks that offer unparalleled control and precision.
• Hall effect triggers: High-precision triggers that offer unparalleled control and precision.
• 4 paddles: Four paddles on the bottom that are remappable via the controller’s software.
• 2 extra buttons: Two extra buttons next to the bumpers that are remappable via the controller’s software.
• Bluetooth LE 6: 150 hours of battery life via Bluetooth LE 6.
• 2.4 GHz wireless: 1,000 Hz polling via 2.4 GHz wireless.
• Wired: Up to 8,000 Hz polling while wired.