Take your rhythm game setup to the next level with the Drakong InfinaKore Guitar Controller (Fender Telecaster Edition).
Officially licensed by Fender, the InfinaKore combines the unmistakable look of the legendary Telecaster with a modern guitar controller built around customization, performance, and accessibility.
Instead of locking you into one fixed design, the InfinaKore uses a modular rail system that allows you to swap the guitar body, tuner head, strum components, whammy head, top fret buttons, and even the switches beneath the upper frets. Create a setup that feels right for you, use community-designed parts, or design and 3D-print your own compatible components.
Built to Play Your Way
The upper fret buttons use hot-swappable Kailh V1 low-profile switches, allowing you to change the feel and sound of your frets without soldering. Prefer quieter inputs? A sharper click? A different tactile feel? Swap the switches and make the controller your own.
Lower frets use a classic silicone membrane design for a familiar Rock Band-style feel, giving the InfinaKore both Guitar Hero-style upper frets and Rock Band-style lower frets on the same controller.
Hall Effect Strum and Whammy Controls
The InfinaKore features a Hall Effect strum bar and Hall Effect whammy bar for precise, contactless input sensing designed to reduce mechanical wear.
Tilt functionality and a dedicated Power Up button give you multiple ways to activate special abilities during compatible rhythm games.
Introducing Fret Tapping
A fret-style D-pad positioned between the upper and lower frets creates another way to play.
In supported games and configurations, the D-pad can be used for fret tapping, allowing you to trigger strum inputs directly from the neck for an alternate play style.
Wired, Bluetooth, or 2.4GHz Wireless
Choose the connection that works best for your setup.
The InfinaKore supports:
Wired USB-C
Bluetooth Wireless
2.4GHz Wireless with Included Dongle
Platform-specific connection methods may vary.
Play Across Multiple Platforms
The InfinaKore Multi-Platform Edition supports a wide range of gaming systems and devices, including PC, Steam Deck, Legion Go, ROG Ally, Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch 2, PlayStation systems, Xbox systems, iOS, and Android.
Four selectable operating modes provide different compatibility options depending on the platform:
P Mode: PC, mobile devices, and supported smart TVs
SW Mode: Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2
KB Mode: Keyboard input mode for PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X|S
PL Mode: PlayStation 3
Game and platform compatibility may vary depending on connection mode and how each title handles controller input.
Designed With Accessibility in Mind
The InfinaKore features an ambidextrous design for both right-handed and left-handed players.
The dedicated Power Up button can also be remapped as a strum input, while customizable bodies and controls give players additional options for adapting the controller to different play styles and physical needs.
Drakong also plans to support community-designed and 3D-printable components, opening the door to alternative body shapes and mounting solutions.
Built for Modern and Classic Rhythm Games
The InfinaKore is designed for compatibility with supported rhythm games including:
Clone Hero
Stage Tour
Sound System
YARG
Fortnite Festival
Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock
Guitar Hero: Aerosmith
Guitar Hero: Metallica
Guitar Hero 5
Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock
Rock Band
Rock Band 2
Rock Band 3
Rock Band 4
Compatibility may vary by platform and game version.
Fold It Up and Take the Show With You
A foldable neck makes the InfinaKore easier to store and transport between sessions.
With up to 36 hours of battery life, an included 2.4GHz wireless dongle, USB-C connectivity, and an adjustable guitar strap, the InfinaKore is built for everything from quick practice sessions to marathon setlists.
What’s Included
InfinaKore Guitar Controller Base
Fender Telecaster Body Set
Tuner Head
USB-C Cable
Guitar Strap
2.4GHz Wireless Dongle
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