Press release:
Weertzen/Cologne, 18 August 2016 – SPEEDLINK has gradually expanded its successful gamepad lineup in recent years. The USB gamepad, which is unveiled today at gamescom, ticks every box – especially for those who like to customise their kit. In addition to standard buttons, the QUINOX Gamepad boasts two additional shoulder buttons plus four buttons on the back. And the best bit: all the additional buttons are fully customisable via the software.

Since 1998, input devices such as flightsticks, joysticks and gamepads have been a firm fixture of SPEEDLINK’s lineup. Recent years have seen the release of many successful gamepads like the XEOX and TORID, and now comes the next gamepad to hit the shops: the QUINOX – and it’s incredibly customisable. The USB gamepad doesn’t just feature the usual A, B, X, Y buttons and two analog sticks – it’s also equipped with 6 additional buttons. Macro functions can even be assigned to the additional buttons via the software, and saved in any of the two profiles. It’s also possible to configure the analog sticks’ sensitivity and the trigger deadzones. The OLED display makes the configuration process a breeze. And the vibration function delivers an intense gaming experience. In addition, switching between DirectInput and XInput mode is simple using the integrated switch. The new gamepad will be available from October for an RRP of €69.99.

About Jöllenbeck
Jöllenbeck GmbH is one of Europe’s leading manufacturers of office & entertainment peripherals. Since its formation, Jöllenbeck has positioned itself very successfully in the PC, video gaming console and handheld accessories market. The product portfolio of its own brand SPEEDLINK® includes sound systems, headsets, mice, mousepads, keyboards, gamepads, joysticks and various other accessories. SPEEDLINK® products feature impressive cutting-edge technology combined with design excellence and outstanding functionality. Through SPEEDLINK, Jöllenbeck is represented in over 40 countries worldwide.

Jonas “O.J” Ek
The Gaming Ground
Twitter: @TheGamingGround

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Tags: Gamepad, Gamers, Gamescom 2016, Jöllenbeck, Quinox gamepad, Speedlink