Wired Controllers
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Frequently Asked Questions

Will a wired controller from this category work with my Android phone?

Only if the controller is built for phones or sold as multiplatform. The foldable Asus ROG controller in this range targets Android handsets, and EasySMX pads are sold as multiplatform. The Logitech and PXN joysticks here are PC gear.

What is the difference between a joystick and a throttle and stick set?

A joystick is a single upright stick you control with one hand, and it handles pitch, roll and yaw. A throttle and stick set splits the job across two units, so one hand manages thrust while the other flies. Logitech covers both formats in this category.

Can I pay cash on delivery for a wired controller in Pakistan?

Yes. Cash on delivery and online payment are both accepted, and orders go out with nationwide delivery across Pakistan. If you would rather see the controller first, the Karachi showroom stocks this range.

Cabled gamepads, PC joysticks and throttle and stick sim sets from Logitech, Asus, EasySMX and PXN, for players who want a plug in link instead of pairing.

Wired Controllers for PC and Mobile Gaming

Wired controllers cover three different shapes of cabled input: pad style gamepads, upright PC joysticks, and throttle and stick simulation sets. Buyers here fall into two camps. Flight and space sim players who want a stick under one hand, and players who want a gamepad that stays connected without pairing or charging.

Four brands carry this shelf. Logitech supplies the joystick end of it, from a single upright stick to a professional throttle and stick simulation set. PXN sits at the approachable end of the joystick range with its Pro PC joystick. EasySMX builds multiplatform gamepads, one of them lit with RGB. Asus contributes a foldable ROG mobile gaming controller for Android handsets. The spread runs from entry level pads through to premium simulation gear, so the gap between the cheapest and dearest item in this category is wide.

Pick the shape before the brand.

  • A gamepad suits third person, sports and platform titles; an upright joystick suits flight, and a throttle and stick set gives you separate hands for thrust and attitude in a flight sim.
  • Next, check the platform the controller targets, because a PC joystick and an Android phone controller are not interchangeable, while a multiplatform pad spans more devices.
  • RGB lighting is the third question, and it is cosmetic rather than functional.

Matching the controller to how you play

Someone flying a combat or civil flight sim on a desktop wants the Logitech throttle and stick set, or the single Logitech stick if desk space is tight. A first joystick for a hobbyist starting out points to PXN. Players who move between a PC and other devices are better served by an EasySMX multiplatform pad. Anyone gaming on an Android phone away from a desk wants the foldable Asus ROG controller, which packs down when you are done.

Mega Computer has been selling computer hardware in Pakistan since 1986, with a showroom in Karachi where you can handle a stick before buying. Orders ship with nationwide delivery across Pakistan. You can pay cash on delivery or use online payment. Warranty terms vary by brand and model, so read the individual product listing before you order.

A cable removes two recurring annoyances: no pairing step each session, and no batteries to charge before a long sim flight. It also means desk routing matters. Measure the run from your machine to where your hands sit, and give a throttle and stick set enough clear surface, since the two halves need to sit apart at shoulder width to be comfortable.