ASUS ROG Raikiri II Pro: advanced gamepad with LED screen and SpeedNova technology
13.07.26
Republic of Gamers introduces the ROG Raikiri II Pro, a flagship wireless controller designed for eSports and demanding users. The device combines deep customization, unique hardware capabilities and impeccable ergonomics for comfortable gaming on PC and Xbox.
Built-in LED display
The key feature of the gamepad is the built-in LED display. It is not just a decoration, but a control tool that allows you to display animations, nicknames, wallpapers or system information on the screen. The user can monitor the charge status, selected connection profile and settings. Physical buttons next to the screen allow you to switch configurations during the game, which significantly speeds up adaptation to different genres.
All the flexibility of gamepad customization is implemented through the Armory Crate program. In the program, you can set the dead zones of the joints, calibrate the sensitivity of the triggers, reassign the keys and adjust the vibration, as well as integrate Aura Sync to synchronize the backlight.
Features and management technologies
ASUS engineers have implemented advanced solutions to increase the gamer’s competitive advantage:
- ROG SpeedNova: The technology provides a polling rate of 8000Hz, guaranteeing minimal input lag.
- TMR joints: Modern joints are characterized by increased accuracy and resistance to wear. Their design allows independent replacement of modules without contacting the service center.
- Dual-Mode Triggers: Mechanical switches allow you to instantly activate a “short click” (Hair Trigger) for quick shots in shooters, or turn full stroke for control of the technique.

Four programmable buttons on the back of the case can perform any macro commands or act as on-the-fly switches for the sensitivity of the sticks.
Connection and sound
The gamepad is certified for Xbox consoles (wired mode) and supports three types of connection:
- Wired USB-C for maximum responsiveness.
- Radio channel 2.4 GHz.
- Bluetooth for multi-platform.

The built-in DAC ESS DAC improves sound quality: when connecting a wired headset to the 3.5 mm connector of the controller, the player receives a clear, detailed audio stream. The autonomy of the device reaches 80 hours, if you turn off the backlight, vibration and use a polling frequency of 1000 Hz.
Release date and price

The exact release date and official price have not yet been announced. For reference, it is reported that the previous generation of the device is available at a price of about UAH 8,160 ($200).
This model is an ideal choice for enthusiasts who appreciate “eSports” control, the ability to calibrate each parameter and technological additions in the form of a screen and removable TMR-sticks. This is a premium device for those who value every millisecond of response.
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