AULA G1000 — wired gamepad: two analogue sticks, a D-pad, four colour-coded buttons and TURBO
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AULA G1000.
The AULA G1000 is a wired gamepad in the classic two-grip shape. The layout is asymmetric and familiar from console controllers: the left stick at the top left, the D-pad below it, the right stick at the bottom right and a cluster of four face buttons at the top right. There is nothing to relearn — your hands land in the right place straight away.
The face buttons are colour-coded: gold at the top, blue on the left, red on the right and green at the bottom. Between the grips sit the START and BACK buttons, a centre button carrying the AULA logo and a separate red TURBO button. Both sticks are recessed into rings trimmed in red, the D-pad stands on a round base, and shoulder buttons run along the top edge. The body is black with red accents shaped like a letter V.
The pad is wired: the cable leaves the top edge and is fixed into the body, so there are no batteries, no charging and no pairing — plug it in and play. AULA publishes no detailed specification for the G1000, so it is worth asking the GEEKSHOP manager to confirm the exact connector, the list of supported platforms and the box contents before you place a preorder.
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A layout you do not have to learn
The G1000 repeats the control arrangement that anyone who has held a console controller already knows: left stick top left, D-pad beneath it, right stick bottom right, four face buttons top right. Your thumbs land where they should straight away, and games almost always pick up the standard mapping on their own.
The AULA G1000 wired gamepad from the front: two red-ringed sticks, a D-pad, four colour-coded buttons, START, BACK and TURBO
The TURBO button
A separate red button marked TURBO sits in the centre of the front panel. On gamepads that function handles auto-repeat: a held button starts firing in bursts instead of sending a single press. It helps in games where you have to press the same button often and for a long time. AULA does not publish the details for the G1000 — the repeat rate, or which buttons it can be assigned to.
The AULA G1000 wired gamepad from the front: two red-ringed sticks, a D-pad, four colour-coded buttons, START, BACK and TURBO
A wired connection
The cable leaves the top edge and is fixed into the body. For a gamepad that is the practical option: no batteries to remember, no hunting for a charger mid-session and no re-pairing after every restart. The pad is ready the moment it is plugged in, and latency does not depend on radio quality or interference from nearby devices.
The AULA G1000 wired gamepad from the front: two red-ringed sticks, a D-pad, four colour-coded buttons, START, BACK and TURBO
What to check before ordering
AULA publishes no detailed specification for the G1000: what is in the open is the device type and a photograph, and everything described on this page is read off those. So we do not state the connector type, the cable length, whether it has vibration, the polling rate or the weight — the spec sheet marks all of them as not stated. If you need the pad for a particular system, or vibration matters to you, message the GEEKSHOP manager: they will confirm those points and the box contents with the supplier before the preorder is confirmed.
The AULA G1000 wired gamepad from the front: two red-ringed sticks, a D-pad, four colour-coded buttons, START, BACK and TURBO
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