Signal today unveiled the RP One, the console-like bluetooth game controller MFi certified for iOS 7 that works with iPhones and iPads.
The RP One is designed for the serious iOS gamer in mind, offering a console-style controller that is full sized with an ergonomic shape to fit all hand sizes. The current prototype for the controller features four action buttons, two triggers, analog thumbsticks and a directional pad.
Signal claims up to 10 hours battery life on the device, and will include a stand that is compatible with all iOS devices.
It will retail for $99.99 and is expected to ship during the second half of 2014.
iOS gamers looking for controller have a lot to choose from in the future, including Logitech's PowerShell, Moga's Ace Power, and the new SteelSeries Stratus.
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The RP One is designed for the serious iOS gamer in mind, offering a console-style controller that is full sized with an ergonomic shape to fit all hand sizes. The current prototype for the controller features four action buttons, two triggers, analog thumbsticks and a directional pad.
Signal claims up to 10 hours battery life on the device, and will include a stand that is compatible with all iOS devices.
It will retail for $99.99 and is expected to ship during the second half of 2014.
iOS gamers looking for controller have a lot to choose from in the future, including Logitech's PowerShell, Moga's Ace Power, and the new SteelSeries Stratus.
Read More