T29Wireless Controller for PlayStation 4
R369
About
Take control of a new generation of play with a Generic Wireless Bluetooth controller that puts affordable gaming in your hands. Featuring a touch pad and back buttons, it's the most ergonomic, intuitive way to play ever – and is available in a wide range of colours to suit your style.
This product is a P4 controller, which is a wireless Bluetooth controller (using wireless Bluetooth technology). Built-in turbo and key mapping functions, which can be controlled remotely and are easy to operate. It can be used for a P4 console, P4 Pro, and P4 Slim, and supports playing PS4 games on a PS5 console (PS5 games are not supported).
SHARE button:
Capture and show off your finest moments with just the push of a button. Upload gameplay videos and screenshots directly from your PS4 system or livestream your gameplay, all without disturbing your in-progress game.
Back button:
Get the edge in your favourite games with two rear buttons.
Built-in speaker:
Bring your games to life and hear every detail with sound effects coming directly from your P4 wireless controller.
Motion sensors:
Rock and roll with the built-in gyroscope to detect the motion, tilt and rotation of your P4 wireless controller.
USB connectivity:
Charge your controller from any USB port and communicate data via the USB C-Type cable.
Bluetooth Wireless connectivity:
Connect to your PS4 via Bluetooth.
Product Specifications
- Voltage: DC 3.6-4.2V
- Bluetooth 4.2 Transmission distance: 10m
- Working current: <60mA
- Vibration current: 150mA
- Sleep current: OuA
- Charging current: about 450mA
- Battery capacity: 1200mAh
- Charging time: about 3 hours
- Use time: about 12 hours
- 6-month warranty
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