GamePro GPS20 w/ Doc (GPS20BDOC)
 | Expecting restock The version of the GamePro GPS20 multiplatform controller, enhanced with a docking station for charging. The basic model already stands out among budget gamepads with its expanded set of features, and the included stand adds convenience in everyday use — the controller is always charged and neatly placed in its spot, not lying around with a cable plugged in. The functional components in both versions are identical. Both analog sticks and triggers operate on Hall sensors — contactless sensors that do not lose accuracy over time and are resistant to drift. There is a built-in gyroscope for tilt control, a touch panel in the style of PlayStation controllers, and a speaker that plays game sound effects directly from the gamepad body. Compatibility covers six platforms: Windows PCs, Android and...iOS smartphones and tablets, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, and PlayStation 5. The GamePro GPS20 w/ Doc gamepad connects via Bluetooth, a 2.4 GHz radio channel with an included USB dongle, or through a USB-C cable. The control set includes 13 buttons — a four-way D-pad, two sticks, a pair of triggers, and two rear programmable keys. The body features RGB button backlighting and a headphone jack. A 1000 mAh battery at a controller weight of 250 grams provides a comfortable balance between autonomy and device weight in the hands.
The inclusion of a docking station enhances convenience and ensures the controller is always charged. The use of Hall sensors ensures accuracy and resistance to drift, while the compatibility with six platforms makes it versatile. Features like a built-in gyroscope, touch panel, and RGB lighting add a premium feel. |
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The version of the GamePro GPS20 multiplatform controller, enhanced with a docking station for charging. The basic model already stands out among budget gamepads with its expanded set of features, and the included stand adds convenience in everyday use — the controller is always charged and neatly placed in its spot, not lying around with a cable plugged in. The functional components in both versions are identical.
Both analog sticks and triggers operate on Hall sensors — contactless sensors that do not lose accuracy over time and are resistant to drift. There is a built-in gyroscope for tilt control, a touch panel in the style of PlayStation controllers, and a speaker that plays game sound effects directly from the gamepad body. Compatibility covers six platforms: Windows PCs, Android and iOS smartphones and tablets, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, and PlayStation 5.
The GamePro GPS20 w/ Doc gamepad connects via Bluetooth, a 2.4 GHz radio channel with an included USB dongle, or through a USB-C cable. The control set includes 13 buttons — a four-way D-pad, two sticks, a pair of triggers, and two rear programmable keys. The body features RGB button backlighting and a headphone jack. A 1000 mAh battery at a controller weight of 250 grams provides a comfortable balance between autonomy and device weight in the hands. The inclusion of a docking station enhances convenience and ensures the controller is always charged. The use of Hall sensors ensures accuracy and resistance to drift, while the compatibility with six platforms makes it versatile. Features like a built-in gyroscope, touch panel, and RGB lighting add a premium feel.
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Magnetic sensors
GamePro GPS20BDOC is a cross-platform gamepad compatible with PC, smartphones on iOS and Android, PS3, PS4, PS5 consoles and Nintendo Switch. The body is made of durable ABS plastic, sticks are symmetrically placed, and Hall effect magnetic sensors are used at their core. They provide more precise and stable operation compared to classic potentiometers. The triggers are also built on Hall effect sensors, with adjustable depth.
Pair of macro keys
For a more impressive appearance, the sticks are complemented with RGB lighting, and on the back of the body there are two programmable macro keys in the shape of petals. The Turbo function allows automatic repetition of the selected action multiple times, which is especially useful, for example, for continuous shooting in Run-and-Gun shooters. The grips feature two vibration motors for tactile feedback, and a 6-axis gyroscope allows for tilt control in racing games.
Charging station
Button labels follow the PlayStation style: cross, square, circle, and triangle, while the body shape resembles Xbox gamepads. The device can be connected in three ways: via USB cable, 2.4 GHz radio module, or Bluetooth. On the top edge, there is a Type-C port, and at the bottom, there is a contact pad for the included docking station. It is used for both continuous charging of the gamepad and convenient storage in a visible place.