Nacon Launches Revolution Pro X SE, Xbox-Licensed Controller at €129.99
In a press release published on October 22, 2026, Nacon announced the immediate availability of the Revolution Pro X - Special Edition (SE), a wireless controller designed for competitive online gaming. The product, marketed under official Xbox license, joins a range of accessories that the group had already expanded on October 2, 2026 with the Revolution 5 Unlimited, a controller under official PlayStation 5 license priced at €199.99.
An Adjustable Controller for Shooting and Racing Games
The Revolution Pro X - SE targets first-person and third-person shooters (FPS, TPS), racing games, and extraction shooters. It is compatible with PCs, Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One consoles, as well as smart televisions. Its main feature is a control ring that adjusts the mechanical tension of the joysticks. According to the press release, this adjustment allows users to prioritize, depending on the situation, the speed of movements or the precision of aiming. The controller integrates Hall effect sensor joysticks, buttons and Instant Triggers equipped with micro-switches, as well as two programmable shortcut buttons on the rear. On PC, wired mode usage offers a polling rate of 1,000 Hz, corresponding to an announced latency of 1 ms. Its design adopts the graphical universe of the game Hell is Us.
A Price Positioning Endorsed by the Accessories Division
The controller is available in stores across Europe and on the nacongaming.com website at a recommended retail price of €129.99, or £109.99. Yannick Allaert, Director of Nacon's Accessories Division, summarized the product's objective: "With the Revolution Pro X - SE, we wanted to offer a complete precision controller at a competitive price". He added that the tension adjustment, Hall effect sensors, and micro-switches should enable "each player to adapt their control to their gaming style". Nacon, a subsidiary of the Bigben group created in 2019, brings together development studios, a AA video game publishing activity, as well as the design and distribution of gaming peripherals.
