Infinix has unveiled the GT NX Controller and GT NX Station in Manila, positioning the two accessories as a combined setup for mobile gaming. The company announced the products on September 30, 2026, with Philippine prices starting at ₱2,399 for the controller and ₱2,699 for the station.
Controller adds physical controls and haptics
The Infinix GT NX gaming controller is a split design for mobile devices. Infinix says it features a Pixel-Level FPS Precision Touchpad, intended to support touch-style aiming and mouse-like control in mobile first-person shooter games. The controller also uses a three-chip low-latency architecture, with two chips in the left handle and one in the right handle.
According to Infinix, the controller supports more than 22 hours of gameplay. It also includes adjustable haptic feedback with low, medium, and high intensity settings through the company’s XArena software. In native mode, it supports a game’s native vibration and mapping features. Infinix says its mapping mode can provide specific vibration cues for events such as aircraft takeoff, parachuting, and final-circle shrink events.
The controller has a laser-textured grip and supports phone clamping, desktop play, and portable single-hand use. The company also describes a large-format glass touchpad that supports swipe and mouse-mode operation, alongside four-zone independent mapping for selected MOBA and FPS controls. Mapping mode is intended for mobile games without native controller support, although compatibility can vary by device and software.
Station combines cooling and expansion
The Infinix GT NX gaming station is a 9-in-1 docking station with built-in thermoelectric cooling, or TEC cooling. Infinix says the cooling system is designed to help manage phone temperatures during extended gaming and reduce performance effects associated with thermal throttling.
The station includes an HDMI port, RJ45 Ethernet, two USB-A ports, a USB-C host cable, USB-C, USB-C power-delivery input, a microSD card slot, and a 3.5mm audio port. It supports external-display mirroring and an extended-display mode on compatible devices. In mirror mode, a phone’s screen appears on a monitor or television. Extend mode can place game content on the external display while the phone handles other tasks, according to Infinix.
The station also includes RGB lighting and pass-through charging. Its wired Ethernet connection is intended to provide an alternative to Wi-Fi for online play, while the additional ports can connect peripherals such as keyboards, headsets, and storage drives.
Philippine pricing and compatibility
The GT NX Controller starts at ₱2,399. The GT NX Controller Blood Strike Edition starts at ₱2,499, while the GT NX Station starts at ₱2,699. The controller is listed through Infinix’s official Shopee, Lazada, and TikTok Shop channels. The station is also listed through its respective official Shopee, Lazada, and TikTok Shop channels.
Display functions are subject to hardware and software requirements. Universal Extend and Mirror modes are limited to selected Infinix devices running XOS 16.3 or later, as well as USB-C Android and iOS devices with native DisplayPort output. Other USB-C Android devices require driver installation through the docking station. External displays must have an HDMI input, and functionality differs by device, software, and display. More information is available through Infinix Philippines.
