WRAEK launched the WRAEK Tactonic Pro —the world's first force pad for gamers that functions like a third hand by providing additional output options.
The Tactonic pad is activated by push force and can be pushed in up to 16 different directions to activate 16 different keys on the keyboard. The force pad can be used in place of a mouse or controller thumbstick.
Based in Singapore, WRAEK is a startup in the hardware gaming and R&D space. The company launched the WRAEK Tactonic Pro through a campaign on Kickstarter with an initial goal of about $10,000 USD. Currently, it has raised over $35,000 USD.
The WRAEK Tactonic Pro currently has a $185 USD price point.
World's First Force Pads
The WRAEK Tactonic Pro Offers 16 Additional Outputs for Gaming
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