Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #25019 in Video Games
- Brand: SplitFish Gameware
- Model: SFE-200-PRO
- Released on: 2009-11-13
- Platforms: Windows Vista, PlayStation2, Windows XP, PlayStation 3
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 2.77 pounds
Features
- Shipping with the latest Firmware update V3.4
- For the latest updates go to www.splitfish.com.
- Full six axis of motion control in the left grip
- Don't just beat the competition annihilate them! Frag button for pinpoint movements
- PS2 game support on PS3
Dual SFX Frag Pro - Wireless for PS3 & PC V3.4
Product Description
NEW Now ships with Firmware V3.4. The DUAL SFX FRAG Wireless PRO: Empower, Liberate, Dominate the game by taking advantage of using either PS3 or PC platforms. The DUAL FX FRAG PRO brings all the best of the critically acclaimed FRAGFXv2 mouse gaming design in a DUAL WIRELESS COMBO. The new controller showcases a 2000dpi customized gaming mouse and FREVO “Fragchuck” and together they function as a full featured wireless PS3 and PC gaming controller with programmable button configurations and adjustable mouse aiming that provides unprecedented levels of accuracy. The FRAG PRO improves upon the tremendously popular FragFX, adding a dual wireless system to the intuitive controller. The ergonomic laser mouse provides PC-like accuracy and easy PS Home navigation, while the left-hand grip provides full SixAxis motion control and a whole slew of customization functions and other special performance features. SplitFish is a developer of original patent pending video game hardware technologies that include the FragFX controller, EyeFX 3D Adapter, EdgeFX Controller, MotionFX Tilt-sensing Adapter, GlideFX Trackball Controller, and the DualFX Laser Gun.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
18 of 23 people found the following review helpful.
Buy the Fragnstein
By L. Sun
First off I have owned the frag fx version 1 controller and I had some great fun with it. It wasn't the best and it doesn't make you godly. But for us PC players switching to console it was good enough.So when the wireless version came out I jumped on this deal. However when I got the controller, it was to my dismay, completely unusable. Like the other reviews said, the controllers move in "chuncks" and I have noticed considerable delay between the controller and motion of the character on screen. On top of that the sensitivity of the Y axis and the X axis is not the same. It is way harder to look up and down than left and right. So it is pretty easy to just get disoriented when you are using this controller. Basically, you go from an "uber" fps gamer to a noob using this controller. Completely the opposite of what the company is advertising.I returned my controller and I am going to try out the fragnstein. If that does not work out then I am stick with my version 1 fragfx. Which is actually a decent product and half the price if you really wanted a mouse and keyboard feel.Edit: 12/9/2009I bought the fragnstein and I have to say that I am completely blown away by it. It has far exceeded my expectations. The controller ,in terms of functionality and performance, blows the fragfx pro OUT OF THE WATER. The difference is night and day. With the fragnstein, the movement is smooth and crisp and it really feels like I am playing on my computer. It has even exceeded my regular fragfx in terms of performance.Please save your money and buy a fragnstein.
4 of 5 people found the following review helpful.Frag Fx Pro Wireless not worth the money
By Haightmonger
I recently bought the Frag Fx Pro wireless as my wired Frag v2 controller was starting to show signs of wear and tear. I so much loved my Frag v2 controller that I figured that the newest version, which was wireless, could only be that much better. Boy was I wrong. It took me only one night of playing Modern Warfare 2 to realize that this product is complete garbage. The mouse is HUGE, which you might think would actually make your aiming more precise and accurate, but because it is so large you almost have to use your entire arm to move the thing and aim. The 2000 DPI Laser also adds 8x as many points precision to the mouse than the previous 300 DPI Optic that the Frag v2 has, causing the player to traverse what seemed like much more of the screen while aiming. These two things combined (large mouse, 2000 DPI) slows down your aiming to the point you can barely track moving targets. On top of that the movement of the on screen pointer is jumpy. Not sure why unless it has to do with maybe a slight signal delay due to the wireless nature of the product. The new firmware v3.4 might help some of these issues, but I just can't see if fixing all the problems that I experienced.If you are looking to up your game with a split controller I suggest you go with the Frag Fx v2 wired controller. It helped me increase my kill ratio by about 50% and lasted about 2 years before the wire started to fray.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
Cool idea
By Brooks
The fragpro remote is a cool idea if you used to play 1st person shooters on the computer.The one I got works fine, just from time to time the mouse doesn't always want to link up with the system. Also when it does link up I still refuses to operate.Overall a great setup (when working)
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