Infinix has introduced 2 gaming accessories under its GT NX lineup, bringing specialized physical controls and active refrigeration to smartphones. The collection includes a gamepad equipped with a glass trackpad alongside an expansion dock that features an integrated thermoelectric cooling system. Both units focus on competitive mobile play, though Infinix has not yet confirmed retail pricing or regional launch dates.
The GT NX Controller relies on a 3 chip internal architecture designed to maintain millisecond response speeds during gameplay. Instead of relying purely on thumbsticks, the peripheral includes a glass trackpad built for pixel level precision in first person shooters. Players can toggle the surface between standard swipe gestures and a virtual mouse pointer, or map it to trigger skill abilities in multiplayer battle arena titles.
Physical feedback comes from a 3 level haptic system that vibrates based on specific in game events. The chassis incorporates laser etched texturing on the grips to keep hands from slipping during long matches. For endurance, the controller packs an internal battery that provides over 22 hours of continuous run time on a single charge.
The GT NX Station serves as both a desktop hub and a dedicated refrigeration stand for phones. It is the first mobile dock to integrate a thermoelectric cooler, using active solid state heat transfer to pull temperatures down during heavy processing loads. An integrated upstream cable connects directly to the phone to manage data transmission and thermal cooling simultaneously.
Port selection is generous for a mobile dock. The unit houses 1 USB C port, 2 USB A ports, 1 HDMI display output, and an RJ 45 ethernet connector for hardwired internet access. Users also get a 3.5mm headphone jack, a microSD card slot for expandable storage, and a dedicated USB PD in port for pass through power delivery.
