Black Shark has introduced the Blade Split Gaming Controller, an adaptable gamepad built with 256 step Hall triggers and swappable hardware for phones, tablets, and PC. The peripheral works in 5 distinct physical layouts and features dual 600 mAh internal power cells for extended play. The controller sells in China for 379 yuan ($53 USD), launching alongside new charging cables, physical shoulder triggers, and wireless earbuds.
The controller splits into 2 separate grip pieces. Players can use it in 5 configurations: clamped to both sides of a tablet, mounted on the left side only, mounted on the right side only, separated for 2 player games, or connected as a single full size gamepad. The clamps use modular silicone spacers to grip devices measuring between 6.5 and 13.5 millimeters thick.
The triggers feature 256 step Hall effect sensors with dual actuation modes. Linear mode provides gradual acceleration inputs for racing games, while quick mode activates instant inputs for shooters. The face buttons use 12 mechanical micro switches rated for 5,000,000 presses with a short 0.3 millimeter travel distance. The Hall analog sticks carry a 3,000,000 cycle lifespan and let users adjust stick dead zones through the Black Shark Gearbox mobile application.
Each grip contains a 600 mAh battery, delivering 1200 mAh of combined capacity. This setup runs for 10 hours of active gaming, stretching to 14 hours in power saving mode. A split charging cable powers both sides simultaneously during play.
Black Shark also released the Fengxing 90 degree gaming cable for 29.9 yuan ($4 USD). The flat Type C to Type C cable contains an E Marker chip supporting 60W charging at 3A across PD3.0, QC, and SCP power standards. A translucent silicone outer jacket prevents bending fatigue, while the connectors use 180 mesh anodized aluminum alloy.
For touchscreen players, the HGK 04 split shoulder buttons retail for 49 yuan ($7 USD). Built from zinc alloy with a butterfly wing profile, the mechanical clamps mount onto devices between 6 and 13 millimeters thick. Conductive silicone contacts deliver physical button presses with zero latency feedback and no risk of software detection.
The Fengming BE32 gaming earbuds launch at 249 yuan ($35 USD). The hexagonal case includes an integrated 2.4G wireless adapter alongside standard Bluetooth, lowering audio latency to 20 milliseconds. Sound output comes from 10 millimeter titanium plated diaphragm drivers covering frequencies between 20Hz and 40kHz.
Active noise cancellation reduces ambient noise by up to 45dB. A 6 microphone array handles voice chat using noise filtering to isolate player speech. The 50 mAh earbud batteries pair with the 400 mAh charging case to deliver up to 66 hours of total audio playback.
