SteelSeries is a firm used to launching MFi products dedicated to entertainment, more specifically to video games. This firm has developed products for Apple since years ago the compatibility of wireless controllers arrived, yes, there was a lot of competition when Apple decided to make PS4 and Xbox controllers compatible by default. Be that as it may, SteelSeries continues to work on MFi controllers to enhance our gaming experience with Apple products and the Nimbus + is their latest addition. Let's take a look at the company's new controller and what's new in this recent launch.
Honestly at the design level, it is not that the guys at SteelSeries have broken their heads much with the renewal of the Nimbus, however, you always have to apply the maximum of: If something works, don't change it. This model continues to bet on including two joysticks in parallel, such as the PlayStation 4 controllers, far from the option chosen by many other users who prefer a controller with asymmetric Joysticks more in the style of Xbox. However, when we talk about size and design, this remote does look more like the North American brand owned by Microsoft. Now we talk about the news.
The first is that this remote control has seen its autonomy increased to about 50 total hours of use, when this battery runs out we will be able to charge it through a Lightning port, that port that owns the Cupertino company. Obviously this remote control being MFi is compatible with the iPhone, iPad, iPod, Mac and Apple TV. Now The "Joysticks" have push buttons, as with the game console controls, the triggers have been slightly modified to offer a better experience. SUndoubtedly, the time has come to have a great time with CoD Mobile or Fortnite among other games.
