Fantech Gaming Controller Price in Bangladesh

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Fantech EOS Pro WGP15 Wireless Blue (Polaris) ...
143.02.785.65 Fantech EOS Pro WGP15 Wireless Blue (Polaris) Game Pad
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Type - Game Pad
Connectivity Mode - Wired & Wireless
Interface - Bluetooth, USB & USB Dongle
Vibration Effects - Yes
Rechargeable Battery - Yes
Compatibility - PC/Steam, Switch, iOS, MacOS, tvOS, Android, Tesla Vehicles, Cloud Gaming/Game Pass
Color - Blue

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Fantech Nova Pro WGP14V2 Wireless Clear Black ...
143.02.785.56 Fantech Nova Pro WGP14V2 Wireless Clear Black (Atomic Black) Game Pad
143.02.785.56

Type - Game Pad
Connectivity Mode - Wired & Wireless
Interface - Bluetooth & USB
Rechargeable Battery - Yes
Compatibility - PC/Steam, Switch, PS4, iOS, MacOS, tvOS, Android, Cloud Gaming/Game Pass
Color - Clear Black

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Buy Fantech Gaming Controller from Ryans

Fantech gaming controller price in Bangladesh starts from Tk 1,799 and goes up to Tk 7,500 at Ryans. The price changes mainly with connection system, supported gaming platforms, thumbstick and trigger technology, polling rate, programmable controls, motion sensing, battery capacity, and other performance features. Fantech covers everything from simple wired PC gamepads to advanced multi-platform controllers with Hall Effect or TMR sticks, Bluetooth, 2.4GHz wireless, rear controls, trigger locks, gyroscope support, and high polling rates. The best choice depends first on your gaming platform and then on how much control customization you actually need.

Price Range

Tk 1,799 to Tk 7,500

From basic wired controllers to advanced multi-platform gamepads.

Connection

USB, Bluetooth & 2.4GHz

Wired, dual-mode, and tri-mode connectivity are available across the Fantech family.

Stick Technology

Standard, Hall Effect & TMR

Magnetic sensing is available on performance-focused controller designs.

Platform Range

PC, Console & Mobile

Compatibility varies significantly between controller families.

What Makes the Fantech Controller Range Different?

Fantech does not build all of its controllers around one platform or one connection system. Its range moves from straightforward USB gamepads to performance controllers designed for several operating systems and gaming environments. That makes the category flexible, but it also means buyers need to read compatibility and control technology carefully.

Essential Gamepads

These focus on the fundamentals: dual analog sticks, face buttons, triggers, D-pad, vibration, and USB connectivity. They make sense for buyers who mainly need comfortable controller input for PC or compatible older-console games.

Multi-Platform Controllers

These add Bluetooth, wireless dongles, motion sensors, touch controls, rechargeable batteries, and wider operating-system support. They are useful when one controller needs to move between a PC, Switch, phone, tablet, Mac, or another compatible device.

Performance Controllers

Higher-end Fantech gamepads add features such as magnetic sticks and triggers, high polling rates, mechanical controls, trigger locks, rear paddles, configurable sensitivity, interchangeable components, and deeper input customization.

Quick Fantech Controller Buying Path

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Simple PC Gaming

Choose a straightforward wired gamepad if you mainly play sports, racing, fighting, platform, or action games at a desk.

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Multi-Device Gaming

Prioritize Bluetooth or tri-mode connectivity when the same controller will move between computers, Switch, mobile devices, or supported smart platforms.

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Competitive PC Play

Look more closely at polling rate, magnetic stick technology, trigger locks, tactile buttons, rear controls, and low-latency 2.4GHz operation.

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PS5 or Xbox Use

Buy only a controller that explicitly lists the console you own. Modern console compatibility is controller-specific and cannot be assumed from appearance or USB support.

Fantech Controller Platform Compatibility

Platform support should be checked before controller features because no single compatibility list applies to the entire Fantech range.

Platform	What to Check	Typical Connection	Important Point
Windows PC / Steam	Game controller support, preferred input mode, software or firmware requirements	USB, Bluetooth or 2.4GHz	PC provides the widest choice of Fantech controller types and performance features.
Nintendo Switch	Switch compatibility, motion support, wake functions, controller mode	Bluetooth, wireless receiver or wired depending on controller	Motion sensor and touch functions vary between controller families and software.
PS3 / PS4	Exact PlayStation generation and connection mode	USB or wireless depending on model	A controller compatible with PS3 is not automatically compatible with PS4.
PlayStation 5	Explicit native PS5 support and game compatibility	Bluetooth or USB	Use a PS5-specific Fantech controller rather than assuming an older PlayStation controller will work.
Xbox One / Series X\|S	Explicit Xbox compatibility	USB or supported wireless implementation	Xbox compatibility exists on selected Fantech controller families rather than across the full range.
Mobile / Apple Devices	Android, iOS, macOS or tvOS support plus game compatibility	Usually Bluetooth	A successful Bluetooth connection does not guarantee every mobile game accepts controller input.

Wired, Bluetooth and StrikeSpeed Wireless

Fantech uses several connection methods because each solves a different problem. Bluetooth emphasizes device compatibility, dedicated 2.4GHz wireless focuses on responsive gaming, and wired USB removes battery and wireless-link concerns.

USB Wired

A direct USB connection is simple for desktop gaming and does not depend on battery charge. Performance-focused controllers may also provide their highest supported polling rate in wired mode.

Bluetooth

Bluetooth is useful when switching between phones, tablets, laptops, Switch, Apple devices, and other supported platforms without occupying a USB port with a dedicated receiver.

StrikeSpeed 2.4GHz

Fantech uses its StrikeSpeed wireless system on selected performance controllers. A dedicated USB receiver allows a low-latency wireless connection without relying on normal Bluetooth operation.

Hall Effect vs TMR Thumbsticks

Both technologies use magnetic sensing, but they use different methods to detect stick position.

Technology	Sensing Method	Main Character	Best Buyer Direction
Traditional Potentiometer	Physical electrical contact	Familiar controller feel and lower hardware cost	Basic or value-focused gamepads
Hall Effect	Magnetic-field sensing	Non-contact sensing reduces sensor wear from normal stick movement	Buyers prioritizing durability and consistent analog sensing
TMR	Tunnel magnetoresistance sensing	High magnetic sensitivity with precise low-power detection	Performance-focused users seeking finer modern stick sensing

Magnetic sensing reduces one common mechanical wear mechanism, but it does not make an entire controller indestructible. Springs, centering hardware, debris, calibration, impact, and other components can still affect stick behaviour.

Physical Controls That Change the Gaming Experience

Trigger Locks

Trigger locks shorten the physical pull required for LT or RT input. A shorter trigger action can suit shooters, while full travel remains more useful when a game needs progressive throttle or braking.

Rear Paddles

Rear controls allow extra commands to be activated by fingers already holding the controller. This can reduce how often a thumb has to leave the aiming or movement stick.

Mechanical Buttons

Mechanical face buttons and D-pads on selected performance controllers provide a more defined tactile actuation than conventional membrane controls.

Interchangeable Controls

Selected Fantech controllers allow thumbsticks, D-pads, or aim rings to be changed. Different stick heights and shapes can alter thumb leverage and fine aiming preference without replacing the controller.

What Polling Rate Means on a Fantech Controller

Polling rate describes how frequently the controller reports input information to the connected system. It matters most to performance-focused PC users, but it is only one part of total gaming latency.

125Hz

8ms Report Interval

125Hz represents a theoretical report every 8 milliseconds and can appear in wireless modes on mainstream controller designs.

250Hz

4ms Report Interval

250Hz cuts the theoretical reporting interval to approximately 4 milliseconds and is used by selected Fantech controllers in wired operation.

1000Hz

1ms Report Interval

Current performance-focused Fantech gamepads can reach 1000Hz through both wired and compatible StrikeSpeed wireless modes.

A higher polling rate does not automatically make every game feel dramatically faster. Frame rate, display latency, game-engine processing, connection quality, stick settings, and player reaction all contribute to the complete input chain.

Motion Sensor and Touchpad Controls

Selected Fantech controllers add control methods beyond buttons and sticks. Their usefulness depends on the platform and whether the game supports those inputs.

Gyroscope Motion Control

A built-in motion sensor can detect tilt and rotation. In supported games this allows actions such as gyro aiming, steering, camera adjustment, or motion-driven gameplay without relying entirely on the analog sticks.

Responsive Touchpad

Touchpad-equipped controllers can provide gestures, swipes, navigation, or game-specific input on compatible systems. A physical touchpad does not mean every platform or game will use it in the same way.

Battery Capacity and Wireless Playtime

Fantech wireless controllers use rechargeable lithium batteries, but capacity and runtime vary considerably across controller generations. Features such as vibration and RGB can also change real-world battery life.

Mainstream Wireless

600mAh Class

Several Fantech wireless controller families use 600mAh batteries and USB-C charging.

Performance Models

1000mAh Class

Newer multi-platform and performance designs can use larger 1000mAh batteries to support longer wireless sessions and additional features.

Typical Runtime

Model Dependent

Official Fantech figures range from around 10 hours on some controllers to 20 hours or more on newer performance designs.

Charging

USB-C

Modern rechargeable Fantech gamepads use USB-C for charging and wired data operation where supported.

Turbo, Macro and Controller Configuration

These functions are often grouped together, but they perform different jobs. Understanding the difference helps buyers know whether a controller offers simple convenience or deeper input automation.

Turbo

Turbo repeatedly sends a selected button input instead of requiring the player to press the button manually every time. Some Fantech controllers allow turbo speed to be adjusted.

Macro

Macro functions can record or assign a sequence of inputs to one programmable command. Timed macros can reproduce not only the button sequence but also delays between recorded actions.

Software & Firmware

Fantech provides downloadable firmware, manuals, and software for selected controller families. Software-supported functions may include sensitivity, circularity, macros, or other configuration depending on the controller.

Competitive games and tournaments can have restrictions on automated macros or repeated inputs. Remapping a button and automating a sequence are not the same thing, so follow the rules of the game or event you play.

Build the Right Controller Gaming Setup

The controller should match the platform and games first. The surrounding setup can then be chosen around the way you prefer to play.

Compare Controller Brands

If you want to compare Fantech with other wired, wireless, console, and mobile options, explore the wider gaming controller category.

Choose Your Platform

Buyers who are still deciding between PC and dedicated systems can compare Nintendo, PlayStation, Xbox, handheld, and other options in the gaming console category.

Match Your Display

For desk gaming, a suitable gaming monitor can improve motion clarity and make better use of higher PC or console frame rates.

Why Buy Fantech Gaming Controller from Ryans

Ryans helps gamers compare controller specifications, compatibility, pricing, warranty information, and purchasing options before choosing the right gamepad.

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Authentic Products

Shop genuine Fantech gaming accessories with applicable warranty information.

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Clear Compatibility Details

Check supported platforms, interfaces, battery, vibration, controller features, and warranty before ordering.

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Flexible EMI

EMI facilities may be available for eligible purchases with selected bank cards.

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Nationwide Delivery

Order gaming accessories online with delivery support across Bangladesh.

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Ryans Care

Get after-sales and technical support for eligible purchases through Ryans service channels.

Common Questions

Why do some PC games show Xbox buttons when I use a Fantech controller? +

Many Windows games use Xbox-style XInput prompts as their default controller interface. The controller can work normally even when the on-screen A, B, X, and Y prompts do not visually match its physical layout.

Can I connect two Fantech controllers to one PC for local multiplayer? +

Yes, when Windows recognizes both controllers and the game supports multiple local players. Wireless controllers may each require their own connection or receiver depending on the model.

Can a Fantech controller be used with PC emulators? +

A controller recognized by the operating system can usually be mapped inside emulator software that supports external gamepads. Button configuration is handled by the emulator and may need to be set manually.

Why can vibration feel different between games or platforms? +

The controller only reproduces vibration commands sent by the game and supported input mode. Different games use different vibration patterns, and some platforms or connection modes may expose different rumble behaviour.

Can I plug a wired headset directly into a Fantech controller? +

Only controllers that specifically include a 3.5mm audio jack support this possibility. Audio routing can also depend on the connected platform, so check the exact controller specification before relying on its headset port.

Can a Fantech controller work with a Smart TV? +

It depends on the controller and the television's operating system. Selected Fantech controllers support platforms such as Android, tvOS, cloud gaming, and other smart environments, but compatibility should be checked for the exact TV or streaming device.

What should I do if a game detects the controller but the buttons are mapped incorrectly? +

First check the controller's active input mode, then review the game's controller settings or Steam Input configuration. Firmware updates can also resolve compatibility issues on supported Fantech models.