Corsair launches powerful Novablade Pro wireless fight controller
Corsair has entered the world of fighting game gear with the new Novablade Pro Wireless Hall Effect Leverless Controller. This premium controller is made for players who want speed, accuracy, and top performance in every match. It comes packed with Corsair’s latest MGX Hyperdrive magnetic switches and modern features like Rapid Trigger and FlashTap SOCD technology, helping gamers get faster reactions during gameplay.
The Novablade Pro includes 15 adjustable magnetic keys that give clear and precise input. Each key can be adjusted between 0.1 mm and 4 mm actuation, allowing players to set their ideal sensitivity. The Rapid Trigger feature ensures faster key resets, saving crucial milliseconds during combos or counterattacks. These switches are built to last up to 150 million presses, making the controller highly durable and reliable.
Corsair’s FlashTap SOCD system ensures fair and accurate directional input, keeping it tournament legal. When Game Mode is activated, it enables Rapid Trigger while disabling extra keys like the touchpad and G-keys to avoid accidental disqualification during events.
The Novablade Pro has a sleek, compact all-button design that’s easy to carry around for tournaments and meetups. It offers tri-mode connectivity wired, low-latency 2.4 GHz wireless, and Bluetooth so players can enjoy stable connections no matter their setup. The controller also features 360° RGB LightEdge, 15 RGB-lit keys, and a removable aluminium top plate for personal style and customisation. Players can save up to five profiles using the on-board memory and assign functions to the eight G-keys for added flexibility.
Corsair Novablade Pro compatibility
Compatible with PS5, PS4, and PC, the Novablade Pro brings high performance to every fighting game fan. It’s available now from Corsair’s official webstore and will soon reach global retailers. The controller is backed by a two-year warranty, giving players peace of mind alongside Corsair’s trusted support.
