EasySMX Jueying X20 Pro controller features force-adjustable TMR joysticks and smart display

EasySMX launches the Jueying X20 Pro controller with force- adjustable TMR joysticks, a smart display module, and Hall effect triggers for $79.99.

EasySMX Jueying X20 Pro controller
EasySMX Jueying X20 Pro controller

EasySMX has expanded its lineup with the Jueying X20 Pro, a wireless controller designed for PC and console gamers who want tactile customization. The device stands out by letting users adjust the physical resistance of the joysticks, a feature that helps players fine-tune their aiming precision without needing software calibration. This hardware-level adjustment offers a more direct control experience for competitive titles.

EasySMX Jueying X20 Pro controller
The EasySMX Jueying X20 Pro features a multi-function visual smart display module.

Adjustable joystick resistance and visual display define new EasySMX controller

The controller centers around TMR air joysticks that allow force adjustment between 40 and 80 grams of force. This range lets users switch between a lighter touch for rapid movements and a heavier resistance for steady aiming. The build also includes pre-tensioned Hall effect dual-mode triggers, which provide consistent analog input for racing and flight sims.

Under the hood, the Jueying X20 Pro packs a 1000mAh battery and supports tri-mode connectivity via a 2.4GHz wireless receiver. It integrates a multi-function visual smart display module on the top surface, which can show battery status or game notifications. The device also features a 6-axis gyroscope and four emergency stop vibration motors for haptic feedback.

Customization extends to the back panel, where four buttons are located, including two inner buttons that are detachable for different grip styles. The controller is priced at 79.99 USD (around $79.99) and is currently available for pre-sale on the official overseas website. This pricing places it in the mid-range segment for feature-rich wireless controllers.

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