Beitong Pangu Controller Adds Modular Steering Wheels and Touchpad for Under $17

Beitong releases three modular accessories for the Pangu controller, including a haptic steering wheel and touchpad, starting at around $12.

Beitong Pangu Controller Adds Modular Steering Wheels and Touchpad for Under $17

Beitong has announced 3 new modular accessories to add-on to the Pangu game controller. What this means is that you can now switch your input method without having to replace your game controller. This modular system is really important because it makes it cheaper to upgrade your setup.

New modules let Pangu users switch between racing and strategy controls

That's because you only need to buy the particular attachment you need, instead of an entirely new controller. We think this is a practical way to extend the relevance of your hardware and make your experience specific to certain game genres.

Beitong has announced a new Haptic Feedback Steering Wheel, a Realistic Roller Steering Wheel, and a Haptic Feedback Touchpad. These are all modules that can be added on to your existing Pangu controller. This means you can now switch between controlling a racing game, aiming with precision, or navigating generally. Basically, they are maintaining the core controller and adding specialized functions for different styles of gaming.

The Haptic Feedback Steering Wheel will support cornering damping and rebound for simulated driving resistance. It'll cost 109 CNY ($16.31 approximately). The Realistic Roller Steering Wheel will support 3x wide-range steering for precise turning in flying or racing simulator games.

It'll cost 79 CNY ($11.82 approximately). Finally, there's the Haptic Feedback Touchpad for simulated mouse-like controls for navigating faster in strategy or RPG games. It'll cost 89 CNY ($13.31 approximately).

There are also bundles for current users to buy in bulk. These include steering wheel, touchpad, and the entire modules. These are currently available in China. This is a big win for Pangu users as they now have a clear way to upgrade the abilities of their controller without having to wait for a next-gen controller.

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