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Dual SFX Frag Pro - Wireless for PS3 & PC V3.4

Brand: SplitFish Gameware

Platform : Windows Vista, PlayStation2, Windows XP, PlayStation 3

63 ratings

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Full six axis of motion control in the left grip
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PS2 game support on PS3

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Product description

NEW Now ships with Firmware V3.4. The DUAL SFX FRAG Wireless PRO: Empower, Liberate, Dominate the game by taking advantage of using either PS3 or PC platforms. The DUAL FX FRAG PRO brings all the best of the critically acclaimed FRAGFXv2 mouse gaming design in a DUAL WIRELESS COMBO. The new controller showcases a 2000dpi customized gaming mouse and FREVO “Fragchuck” and together they function as a full featured wireless PS3 and PC gaming controller with programmable button configurations and adjustable mouse aiming that provides unprecedented levels of accuracy. The FRAG PRO improves upon the tremendously popular FragFX, adding a dual wireless system to the intuitive controller. The ergonomic laser mouse provides PC-like accuracy and easy PS Home navigation, while the left-hand grip provides full SixAxis motion control and a whole slew of customization functions and other special performance features. SplitFish is a developer of original patent pending video game hardware technologies that include the FragFX controller, EyeFX 3D Adapter, EdgeFX Controller, MotionFX Tilt-sensing Adapter, GlideFX Trackball Controller, and the DualFX Laser Gun.

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ASIN

B002SQPV2G

Release date

November 13, 2009

Customer Reviews

63 ratings

3.3 out of 5 stars

Best Sellers Rank

#151,575 in Video Games (See Top 100 in Video Games)
#598 in PlayStation 3 Gamepads & Standard Controllers
#3,180 in PC Game Controllers

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Package Dimensions

12.7 x 12.6 x 3 inches; 2.77 Pounds

Binding

Video Game

Item model number

SFE-200-PRO

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer

Yes

Item Weight

2.77 pounds

Manufacturer

SplitFish Gameware

Date First Available

October 13, 2009

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P. Mckinney

humm is it worth it

Reviewed in the United States on December 24, 2009

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well the new frag pro is way bigger n it's hard to fit in my hand,it also don't fit in the cradle that the old frags use to come in! ( which I prefer to use). The batteries seem to die really fast! I bought energizer 15 min rechargeable's which usually work very well! when the batteries die n if your- for example playing cod6 (mwf2) you have to turn both units off, change batteries, unplug the usb dongle (is that what its called ?) ,plug it back in, turn each unit back on (i.e. the mouse n frag chuck) then go to settings and reassign controller to number 1!!!! when your deep in battle this really sucks!!! so all that said I found it easier to plug both units in to usb via my energizer play station controller charger that charges two controllers and has two usb ports which I use! having done all that, I can keep everything working! but know it comes down to does it work well! The new mouse has made incredible improvements but I wonder and find myself just using the dang controller? so money spent verses how well it works.....hmmm well not worth it in my opinion! P.S. energizer you can contact me n give me ...lets say a little someum someum for the great comments on your products hint hint!

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Ren

This is a good product so long as you get used to it

Reviewed in the United States on September 14, 2016

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This is a good product so long as you get used to it. I can see how it's not for everyone but it is a great for many games. As far as wireless connections go it works with decent range sot if yours doesn't then make sure you don't have a defective unit.

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Brian B

Sending it back

Reviewed in the United States on December 15, 2009

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I have v1 of the Frag and loved it. I was very excited when the wireless version came out. I read the bad reviews, but I figured people were just exaggerating how bad it was, and I really wanted one. Well, it goes back in the mail today (assuming the seller lets me return it).

I've downloaded and installed two firmware upgrades (11/30 and 12/3) and neither one made any difference. Oh yeah - upgrading the firmware is quite a task! Constantly starting and stopping the control panel software while inserting and removing the dongle from the computer. You have to do it for each piece of hardware.

Anyway, the mouse jumps around on the screen when trying to zoom in on the enemy. Sometimes no signal is sent out at all and the aiming doesn't even move. They have a new firmware due out on 12/18 and I emailed SplitFish asking if this will really be a reliable fix or not. But they never responded to me. I don't want to lose $100 on something that doesn't work, and the 30 day return policy is about to expire, so I'm sending it back. I hope that in a few months they will fix this and the reviews will get better. Then I'll buy it again. Till then, I'll stick with v1 and the tangle of wires.

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acarrera

Still have my doubts

Reviewed in the United States on December 15, 2009

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Have not, as yet, started to feel comfortable with this controller. That being said, it is great for aiming. The firmware was quirky and am expecting another upgrade soon. The first upgrade did help increase the sensitivity and speed of the mouse. The mouse is huge and clunky and I do not have small hands. The frag button on the "frag chuck" is a great idea, but virtually impossible to use. The L1 and the frag button need to pressed at the same time with the same finger and this move is difficult to groove. Connection has been lost a few times even with only about 4ft distance to the wireless adapter and that can be infuriating during a fierce firefight. All of this sounds like I hate the SFX Dual Frag Pro, but I don't. It could just be so much better.

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Big John

My Frag!

Reviewed in the United States on October 21, 2012

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I began my gaming career in 1999 on computers. using the mouse and K/B to play,,,then I discovered Playstation and I started using the stock playstation controller,,,used that for years , but then I saw the splitfish and said "I gotta have that" and now I'm a happy camper!! The Frag is Great!!

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J. Park

Utterly disappointed

Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2009

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Pre-ordered SFX Dual Frag pro and from the moment I received the unit, I've regretted it. I'll start with the obvious early release of a product designed to sell units on the coat tails of MW2 and that was no where close to being developmentally ready public use. The unit was simply unplayable out of the box or with the firmware update available at the time of it's release. For me personally, the initial update resulted in a completely non-functioning unit. Further, the update software for the first few updates was only compatible with an XP platform. Additional updates have corrected or improved some issues with the controller (jittery horizontal movement, vertical sensitivity, and micro movements) but it is yet to be what I would call usable.

The battery issues are accurate. If you turn off the unit after play, the batteries drain. Splitfish recommends leaving the unit on and allowing it to go to stand by but my experience has been that the unit still drains the batteries. By my best estimation, given an hour or two of play 3-4 times a week, one would need to change out the batteries at least once in that period. There's no other way to describe this defect other than completely unacceptable.

Build quality is on par with the lowest tier junk you can find. Given price of unit, you'll be disappointed. Think cheap third party ps3 controller and your expectations would still be to high.

Not that all of the above isn't enough to keep perspective buyers away, the biggest let down for me was the behavior of Splitfish's customer service and forum activities. Over promise and under deliver. They repeatedly would set a firmware update release date and not make it. The first few updates were literally an update for the update engine without as they had been using the previous wired versions software. If there were any functionality improvements in these updates, it was not apparent nor did it make the unit usable. Further, splitfish blatantly and repeatedly removed forum topics in there support forum that were any bit negative towards their product. This I can't forgive. Any company or otherwise that chooses to censor completely justified criticism of it's product so it can save it's worthless reputation is not a company I'll be giving my money to. Respect would have been earned by admitting it's issues, offering it's customers honest solutions, or completely recalling the product on their dime and either replacing with a functioning product when it was ready or offering a complete refund.

Final analysis? Buyer beware. Stay away.

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