Bionik has unveiled its lineup of accessories for this year’s E3, and it’s centered around the Nintendo Switch, plus one new controller that’s compatible with PC and Android. The products will be released soon, and will be planned to be affordable for all.
Standout products include the Chat Mixer, Power Commuter, and BT Audio Sync. Bionik’s E3 lineup also includes their Falcon Controller that features remappable buttons and trigger locks for PC and Android gamers.
Nintendo Switch Chat Mixer [MSRP $39.99]: The Chat Mixer is Bionik’s solution to in-game chat audio on the Nintendo Switch. Functioning as both a Bluetooth receiver and transmitter, the Chat Mixer integrates with the Switch Online App to enable players to hear and independently control voice chat and in-game audio from a single source.
Nintendo Switch BT Audio Sync [MSRP TBD]: The BT Audio Sync enables gamers to use their favorite wireless Bluetooth headphones with their Nintendo Switch. The BT Audio Sync offers a stable connection with a range of 32’ and plugs directly into the Nintendo Switch or its dock via USB. The passthrough feature allows gamers to charge their Switch console while using the BT Audio Sync. Up to two pairs of headphones can be paired at a time for local multiplayer gaming.
Nintendo Switch Power Commuter [MSRP TBD]: The Power Commuter is a Switch carrying bag that keeps all of the ergonomic features of Bionik’s signature Commuter bag with an included 10,000 mAh battery. The Power Commuter is the ideal travel bag those you who wish to keep their Switch console, or any other USB Type-C device, charged on-the-go.
Falcon Controller for PC and Android [MSRP TBD]: The Falcon Controller is Bionik’s solution for competitive gaming on PC and Android. Crafted for gamers, the Falcon is identified by its superior craftsmanship, high-quality components, trigger lock system, and its highly programmable rear paddles for the ultimate customization and comfort at an affordable price.
Stay tuned for more E3 news here on Gaming Trend.
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