Infinix will launch the GT NX Controller and GT NX Station in the Philippines on September 30, 2026. The two accessories expand the company’s GT Verse, which already includes the GT 50 Pro, GT Buds 5, and GT Watch 5 Pro, according to the company.
Controller targets mobile gaming controls
The GT NX Controller is designed to provide a physical alternative to touchscreen controls on compatible mobile games. Infinix says it is intended to address issues such as multi-key input errors, finger discomfort, and visual obstruction caused by on-screen controls.
The controller includes what Infinix describes as a “global-first pixel-level FPS precision touchpad.” The company says the touchpad is intended to provide more precise control in first-person shooter games. It also supports multiple play modes for different gaming scenarios.
For responsive gameplay, Infinix says the controller provides millisecond-level direct connectivity and “industry-leading FPS tactical haptics sync.” Haptics are physical feedback delivered through the controller, while direct connectivity refers to the connection between the accessory and the phone. The controller also features a laser-textured ergonomic grip and a battery rated by the company for more than 22 hours of gameplay.
The GT NX Controller forms one part of Infinix’s GT NX gaming setup, with the company positioning it as a way to move beyond touchscreen input while retaining mobile gaming portability. For the GT NX gaming setup, the release presents the Controller and Station as complementary accessories: one focuses on physical controls, while the other expands the phone experience to larger displays with cooling and added expansion options. Infinix provides no pricing for either accessory, so the announcement does not support a direct value comparison between them.
Station adds larger-screen functions
The GT NX Station is designed to connect a smartphone to a larger display for gaming and entertainment. Infinix says it supports universal extension or mirroring on any screen, with low-latency play. The release does not specify which display connections or operating systems are supported.
The station also includes a built-in TEC cooling system. TEC, or thermoelectric cooling, uses electrical current to move heat from one side of a component to another. Infinix says the cooling station is intended to help manage heat during intensive gaming sessions.
Additional features include 9-in-1 expansion and esports dynamic RGB lighting. The release does not list the individual ports included in the expansion system. Together, these functions are intended to support a GT NX gaming setup that can shift between handheld play, larger-screen gaming, and entertainment.
Philippine availability
The GT NX Controller and GT NX Station will officially launch in the Philippines on September 30, 2026. They will be sold through Infinix’s official Shopee, Lazada, and TikTok Shop channels. The release does not provide pricing, product bundles, or separate availability details for either accessory.
Infinix says the two products extend the GT experience beyond the smartphone by combining physical controls, display support, cooling, and expansion features. More information and updates are available through the official Infinix Philippines website. The company’s release also states that its products are available in more than 70 countries and regions worldwide.
