Infinix GT NX Controller and GT NX Station pricing for the Philippines is out: ₱3,299 for the controller and ₱3,499 for the dock, with both going on sale September 30 through Infinix's official Shopee, Lazada and TikTok Shop stores. The two accessories extend the brand's GT gaming line, which already includes the GT 50 Pro phone, GT Buds 5 and GT Watch 5 Pro.
GT NX Controller: a gamepad with a touchpad for shooters
The GT NX Controller is a clamp-on gamepad that replaces touchscreen controls with physical sticks and buttons. Its headline feature, per GSMArena's coverage of the unveiling, is what Infinix calls a Pixel-Level FPS Precision Touchpad — a glass touchpad meant to give shooter players finer aim than a thumbstick alone.
Under the shell is a three-chip layout — two chips in the left handle, one in the right — that Infinix pairs with a "millisecond-level" direct connection to the phone, its pitch for low input lag. The company rates the controller at more than 22 hours of gameplay per charge. Haptic feedback comes in three intensity levels, adjustable through Infinix's XArena software, and the grips use a laser-textured finish to stay grippy in long sessions. It works in three setups: clamped around a phone, docked for desktop play, or held single-handed.
GT NX Station: a 9-in-1 dock with real cooling
The GT NX Station tackles the other half of mobile gaming's problems: heat and ports. It is a foldable desktop dock with a built-in TEC (thermoelectric) cooler — an actively powered cooling plate, not just a fan — plus a 9-in-1 port selection: HDMI out, gigabit Ethernet, two USB-A ports, USB-C, a USB-C Power Delivery input, a microSD card slot and a 3.5mm audio jack, with a USB-C host cable to the phone.
Plug a phone in and the Station can extend or mirror its display to a monitor or TV with low latency, effectively turning a phone into a small console. Dynamic RGB lighting rounds out the esports look.
Philippine prices and availability
| Accessory | Price | Availability |
|---|
| Infinix GT NX Controller | ₱3,299 | September 30, Shopee / Lazada / TikTok Shop |
| Infinix GT NX Station | ₱3,499 | September 30, Shopee / Lazada / TikTok Shop |
GadgetPilipinas confirmed the September 30 launch date and the official online channels for the Philippine release.
Do Filipino mobile gamers need these?
At ₱6,798 for the pair, Infinix is making the phone-to-console experiment cheap enough to be tempting. The pitch makes the most sense for players already deep in mobile shooters and battle-arena games — the touchpad and haptics are aimed squarely at FPS (first-person shooter) players — and for anyone who wants to play on a TV without buying a console.
The usual caveats apply until reviews land: clamp-on controllers live or die by game compatibility and button mapping, and a TEC cooler's real-world benefit depends on how hard your phone throttles in the first place. But as an opening price for this much hardware, it is one of the more affordable routes into a desktop-style mobile gaming setup sold officially in the Philippines.
