Who doesn't like playing with a smartphone? A little bit at all, let's face it. Those who are geeks or not, love to have fun with their device. If we manage to add a gamepad to improve the gaming experience, everything is more pleasant. Oppo has already thought about it with the C1 Gamepads Unicorn presented together with Reno Ace on October 20. The device, which incorporates colors and style in all respects Gundam, allows you to enjoy a unique but above all prolonged experience, thanks to the charging technology you use 5 minutes allows you to play for 3 hours. But what if we told you that the gamepad itself really was rebuilt in Gundam scale? And that has reached the Gunness Word Record as the world's largest gaming pad?
Guinness World Record: Oppo is the largest gamepad in the world
The official Weibo channel announced this OPPO 智 美 心 品, who shared live photos of the GWR award just received. The device supersize it was exhibited in a huge shopping center and attracted hundreds of onlookers as well as gaming enthusiasts.
The precise dimensions of the world's largest gamepad are: 4,002 m long, 2,168 m wide and 0,724 m high and with these measures he won the prize like largest controller in the world which can be used to play. You got it right: this "giga pad" is not set up just for beauty, but is put there for be used by all fans and the curious.
As we see in the images, a car racing game has been loaded into the system and several users have decided to test their skills with the stalk. This C1 Gamepads dedicated atRX-0 Unicorn Gundam, is adorned with an exclusive aluminum alloy logo on the front while behind him stands an impressive stand with large screens that suggest the technology adopted by the device. We find an infati engine di built-in 4D linear vibration who will give away a unique feedback at the hands of gamers.
We currently don't know if this gamepad will also be launched in Europe but we know it is compatible with iOS as well as with Oppo Reno Ace. As for the other devices of the brand, currently they are not yet usable but the company has promised to implement the support. We have no news about the compatibility with other Android devices.
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