Genki Manta Controller With Built-In Screen Launches Successfully
Genki has launched the Manta controller, featuring an integrated color display and its own operating system. The advanced gamepad for PC and Switch 2 offers extensive customization and high-end features. The Kickstarter campaign has significantly surpassed its funding goal, indicating strong consumer interest.
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Genki’s Manta: a $279 PC and Switch 2 Controller That Runs Its Own OS on a Built-in Screen
Genki has launched a Kickstarter for the Manta, an advanced controller for PC and Nintendo Switch 2 priced at $279. The controller features an integrated color display running its own operating system, MantaOS, allowing for on-the-fly profile and macro adjustments, and even a QWERTY keyboard and gyro mouse functionality. It also boasts high-end features like TMR sticks, adjustable triggers, and advanced haptics, with a user-replaceable battery and potential for a homebrew app scene.
Genki’s Manta Controller Packs A Small Mountain Of Features Into A Single Gamepad
Genki has launched a new controller, the Manta, which features a 2.9-inch LCD screen for customization and an array of advanced hardware. The controller's Kickstarter campaign has surpassed its $100,000 goal, reaching over $371,000. It will be compatible with PC and Nintendo Switch consoles and includes features like adjustable triggers, drift-resistant analog sticks, and advanced haptics.
This wild new PC pro controller runs its own custom OS across a 2.79-inch color display slapped beneath the thumbsticks
Genki has launched a Kickstarter for the Genki Manta, a new PC controller featuring its own operating system, Manta OS, and a 2.79-inch color display. The controller offers advanced customization options, high polling rates, and long battery life. Priced at $189 for early birds and $279 retail, it aims to compete with high-end controllers despite its unique screen integration.
