Flydigi
Flydigi Apex 5 Game Controller Forceflex 2.0 ForceAdapt Triggers 3ms Latency 1500mAh Battery 1000Hz Polling
A multi-platform PC controller with Forceflex 2.0 joysticks, ForceAdapt triggers, 3 ms wired latency, 1000 Hz polling and a 1500 mAh battery
Option Controller
- Controller
- Controller with Charger Dock
- Ultra-low 3 ms wired latency from a 216 MHz processor
- Forceflex 2.0 joysticks with 30–100 gf tension range for zero drift
- ForceAdapt triggers deliver trigger and grip vibration for immersive feedback
- 6 extra buttons including 4 rear paddles and 2 micro bumpers
- Full-colour LCD screen plus 150 FPS GIF support and RGB light bar
Multi-Platform PC Game Controller
The Flydigi Apex 5 is a new PC game controller built for competitive players who also game on Switch, Switch2, iOS, Android, TV or laptop. It does not support Xbox or PlayStation consoles, so buyers committed to those ecosystems should look elsewhere.
Forceflex 2.0 Joysticks With 30–100gf Tension
The single specification that decides fit is the Forceflex 2.0 joystick module, which delivers an ultra-wide 30–100gf tension range for strong recentering and zero drift. A 216MHz processor enables 3ms wired and 5ms wireless stick latency at a 1000Hz polling rate.
Rear Paddles, LCD Screen And RGB Light Bar
Four rear paddles (two hot-swappable, two fixed) plus two micro bumpers add six mappable inputs for competitive layouts. The full-colour LCD displays DIY GIF animations at 150 FPS, while a full-length RGB light bar and six-axis gyro enhance immersion.
Highlights
- Ultra-low 3 ms wired latency from a 216 MHz processor
- Forceflex 2.0 joysticks with 30–100 gf tension range for zero drift
- ForceAdapt triggers deliver trigger and grip vibration for immersive feedback
- 6 extra buttons including 4 rear paddles and 2 micro bumpers
- Full-colour LCD screen plus 150 FPS GIF support and RGB light bar
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the 3 ms wired latency mean during actual gameplay?
The stick input reaches the system in 3 ms over the USB cable, so movements register almost instantly in fast-paced titles.
Which connections actually deliver the 1000 Hz polling rate?
The wired USB link and the proprietary dongle both run at 1000 Hz; Bluetooth does not.
How much space does the controller need for the rear paddles and the LCD strip?
Four rear paddles (two removable) and a full-length RGB light bar with LCD sit on the back, so allow extra depth behind the grips.
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