BIGBIG WON

BIGBIG WON BLITZ 2 TMR

Name: BIGBIG WON BLITZ 2 TMR
Brand: BIGBIG WON

Sixteen mechanical switches and a wraparound silicone grip create a focused FPS tool; TMR sticks and fast 2.4 GHz operation suit shooters better than analogue-heavy racing.

$74 typical

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EDITION 01RESEARCHED 2026-08-273 SOURCESREFRESH DUE 2027-02

SUBSTANCE SCORES

substance8.6/ 10

design8.1/ 10

value8.5/ 10

WHY THE PRICE IS JUSTIFIED

Its cost goes into 16 mechanical switches, TMR sticks and unusually fast 2.4 GHz transmission rather than luxury branding. This is a specialist FPS design, not a universal premium claim.

MATERIALS

SticksTMR sensors

Contactless sensing targets smooth, durable directional response.

ButtonsMechanical microswitches

Creates fast, unambiguous actuation feedback.

Grip360-degree silicone

Adds grip and cushions hand contact over long sessions.

CRITERIA

9/10

Control Precision

TMR sticks are intended for fine non-contact sensing.

9/10

Latency Consistency

Independent Japanese review confirms 2 kHz 2.4 GHz capability; use dongle/wired for competition.

9/10

Ergonomic Fit

360-degree silicone grip is designed for stable FPS hold.

9/10

Switch Feel

Sixteen mechanical switches provide fast, distinct feedback.

8/10

Durability Repairability

TMR and switches favor lifespan, but no stick-module repair path is established.

9/10

PC Compatibility

Wired, 2.4 GHz and Bluetooth PC operation is documented.

8/10

Power Convenience

Wireless capable, but no dock/battery advantage is independently established.

IDEAL FOR

·PC FPS
·players who like clicky controls
·Japanese-market buyers

NOT FOR

·analogue-racing focus
·silent play
·repair-first buyers

DESIGN & ERGONOMICS

The continuous silicone hand surface and focused Xbox-style silhouette are comfortable and visually distinctive. Mechanical controls prioritize speed and audible feedback over the progressive feel desired in driving games.

LONGEVITY

TMR sensing and mechanical switches remove two common wear points, but it lacks the ZD’s module replacement route. Buy from a retailer with support and keep Bluetooth for convenience rather than latency-critical play.