✓ World’s first TMR drift-free glide sticks
✓ 1000Hz polling with mechanical microswitch triggers
✓ Crisp tactile mechanical face buttons
✓ Universal one-tap wake-up for Switch
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Control that feels like pure play
Drift-free TMR precision: Say goodbye to joystick drift forever. By combining TMR (Tunnel Magnetoresistance) sensors with liquid silicone tracks, the sticks glide with zero friction, offering a butter-smooth sensation that remains precise for millions of rotations.
Mechanical responsiveness: Execute commands the instant you think them. The face buttons utilise mechanical microswitches for a crisp, tactile click, while the triggers boast a short 0.7mm actuation point with zero deadzone for rapid-fire dominance.
Immersion you can feel: Experience every nuance of the game with ALPS linear motors. The HD rumble provides deep, scene-specific feedback that adapts to your gameplay, far surpassing simple vibration buzzers.
Future-ready connectivity: Designed to bridge generations, this controller supports seamless one-tap wake-up for both Nintendo Switch 1 and 2, alongside robust support for PC and mobile platforms via Bluetooth or wired modes.
Yes. The Chitu2 supports Nintendo Switch 2 and the original Nintendo Switch through Bluetooth wireless or a compatible USB-C wired connection. Switch 2 requires a one-time wake-up activation during initial setup; after activation, the Home button can reconnect the controller and wake the console. See Chitu2 Product Support.
The standard Chitu2 uses crisp mechanical micro-switch controls for its face buttons, D-pad and short-travel digital triggers. The Chitu2 Silent keeps the core TMR sticks, NFC, motion control and HD rumble, but replaces the clicky controls with liquid-silicone and sound-damping components for much quieter operation. It also has a translucent blue design and RGB logo lighting.
The Chitu2 supports Windows PC, Android and iOS through Bluetooth or a USB-C wired connection. It is not compatible with XBOX or PlayStation consoles. An “XBOX Wireless Controller” device name in Windows refers to PC XInput mode and does not provide XBOX console compatibility. For XBOX, consider the licensed FLYDIGI Vader 5S.
TMR Glide Sticks use contactless magnetic sensing instead of conventional potentiometer tracks, providing smooth, precise input with strong resistance to wear-related stick drift. The low-friction internal structure and liquid-silicone edge ring also reduce hard plastic contact around the stick boundary. No joystick technology can guarantee permanent immunity from every calibration or hardware issue.
Yes. The Chitu2 includes NFC for compatible amiibo figures and cards, a six-axis gyroscope for motion-controlled games and adjustable HD rumble powered by ALPS linear motors. Its vibration is MOBAPAD’s HD rumble implementation, not Nintendo’s HD Rumble 2 system.
No. The Chitu2 does not include Nintendo’s native system-level C button or a 3.5mm headset jack. Its programmable M button can run a navigation macro for GameChat, but this is not equivalent to a native C-button command.
The Chitu2 uses short-travel digital triggers rather than analogue triggers. They provide fast, button-like activation but cannot deliver variable throttle or braking input. The two rear buttons, remapping, macros, Turbo, stick settings, vibration and firmware can be managed through the Mobapad App available from Downloads & Manuals.
The controller-only package includes the Chitu2 controller, USB-C cable, interchangeable cross-style D-pad and user manual. The MA20 dock is sold separately unless a bundle is selected. You can purchase the MA20 Charging Dock or choose the Chitu2 and MA20 bundle.