Best Cod Mobile Controller Settings (2024 Updated)

I purchased my backbone through their website and also happened to see it on here. I have decided to leave a review since I don’t see any here at the moment. I absolutely love this controller and let me tell you why.

The build quality feels premium – yes it is plastic but it is top quality – the buttons have a nice click to them when pressed down. The triggers are analog so if you play a game that requires precision, this is for you.

Yes, there is latency while cloud gaming. It’s just something you deal with while playing (hasn’t stopped me from playing Halo Infinite). No you don’t need a backbone subscription to use this. You only need that subscription if you want to use the screenshot/record video features and the backbone app button.

A super benefit of this controller is that you can charge while playing and there is also a port for headphones. Yes this works for the new IPhone 13 pro max (the adapter makes this no problem) as I have been playing with it and had no issues.

Overall, I recommend this to anyone who loves to game on their iPhones and would like to try a controller. Didn’t give a 5/5 but if I could, I’d give it a 4. 5/5.

This is probably the best add on controller for the iPhone. I use an iPhone 13 Pro so the fit would be a bit awkward if it had not been for the small rubber add on to make it fit well. One minor issue I have is it feels slightly flimsy.

Im not rough with any of my current devices so this worries me for people who have rougher handling habits. Will it break? Probably not but with continued use I see it wearing down within a year for a rougher gamer.

That being said it feels nice in my hands, responsive and easy to install and play whenever you get the urge to play some games. I mostly play Call of Duty Mobile on it but with a free month of Xbox Game Pass I was able to play a number of different games and yes the controller is very responsive even with the cloud gaming offered with Xbox Game Pass.

Strong wifi connection is something I recommend if you decide to use this controller solely for Game Pass and Stadia.

The controller is NOT for mobile and cloud gaming on Android. At all. it can scroll the Android OS, sure. But ask it to play ANY game, whether from xcloud, stadia, play store, emulators, A GAMEPAD INPUT DETECTING APP, nothing, zip.

And don’t let the instructions bog you down. Use the Standard USB to Micro USB 6ft to play on PC and on android you’ll know to use the longer or the shorter USB to Type C 12in or the MicroUSB To Type C 12 in cable based on whether or not anything happens and to charge using the power bank use the USB to Micro USB 6ft.

if you didnt follow rhat last sentence very well, NEITHER DID I! Regardless, wired does nothing for android either. And the powerbank feature is also junk. While trying to figure out WHAT ON EARTH this controller is good for, I had it plugged to my phone.

MY PHONE WAS CHARGING THE CONTROLLER! And when you turn on the powerbank feature to extend your battery on your phone, you’ve got to switch to the Standard USB jack on the Gamepad which means, whodathunkit, YOU CAN’T PLAY THE GAME WHILE YOU’RE USING THE POWERBANK because the wired features only work through the MicroUSB port on the controller.

That’s right. One Full Size Standard USB and one MicroUSB. both ports, one controller. i guess your phone and your conyroller can play “who can drown first while we blow air into each other’s mouths while underwater.

” Why does this controller exist? Why is it $39 on the website and $70 on the shelf Useless junk for Android.

do me a favor i have buying stuff from this best buy over 13 years. i wan to clear a issue here where this game need to have a full subscription with xbox its say mobile because use mobile to play games and for use with android phone and go with CALL OF DUTY IT NOT WORK I TRY CONECT THIS MANY HOURS AND NOTHING I CONTACT THE POWER A AND THIS IS THEIR ANSWER I SHEARE WITH YOU CLIENTS BEST BUY Thank you for contacting PowerA! We would love for every game to be MOGA-Enhanced.

Unfortunately, it’s not our call. We seek developers to include MOGA enhancement into their games, but it’s ultimately up to the developer if they wish to do so. If you have a game in mind that you would like to be MOGA-Enhanced, contact the developer and voice your interest.

In the meantime, check out our growing library of MOGA-Enhanced games here I AM SO SAD THAT I NEED TO RETURN THIS CONTROLLER AND CONTINIUE PLAYING WITH MY FINGERS AND ALSO IS BETTER LEAVE PHONES FOR CALL AND TEXT THAN GAMING ALL THAT APPS ARE STILLING AND SELLING INFO.

SO DONT BUY IT IF YOU PLAN TO PLAY CALL OF DUTY WITH THIS. IF YOU HAVE XBOX SUBSCRIPTION 9. 99 A MONTH. FOR FULL USE. THEM ENJOY NOT FOR ME.

Don’t know how they are getting great reviews. I purchased expecting to be able to use it to play COD, it had everything I wanted. A stand for the phone, the controller, even a power bank! I was impressed, especially since the packaging falsely advertises its versatility, making it out to seem like it will work with any mobile game.

In reality, it only works for Xbox game pass games. So not only do you spend $70 on the controller, but the only thing you can do with said controller, costs $14. 99 a month to use. Very disappointed, I am returning tomorrow as soon as my local walmart’s returns department is opened.

Then I’m going to purchase a ps5 controller, even though I don’t have a ps5. This was my last straw for Xbox products. Either get on the ball and make a partnership with the game creators and their companies or dont even bother trying.

Pointless and useless till it can connect to other games. Especially COD Mobile.

I wanted something simple, something i could take home and use right of the box. Something that felt comfortable in my hands, something I could use for a variety of games and I wanted something that will last.

The Stratus Duo is all of that and more. I honestly did not even need to read the instructions. I simply unboxed and powered on and it was ready to play. This controller fits snug in my hands,, not to small not too big.

I wear size L/XL gloves so if you have smaller hands this might or might not be the right fit for you. This controller is solid, I have dropped it a few times and no issues. Grabbed it with food on my hands and wiped it off with a damp clothe.

No issues. Range is great. I play up to 20 feet away from my screen and pc and no connectivity issues. I absolutely love this controller and you might just too.

I have had this controller for a while. It is a very good controller and the build qualilty is nice. I have recently started to notice a little bit of a stick drift but I have also had the controller for about a year or 2 now and from what I understand these things are common with any controller.

It does not have any vibration support so if that is something you desire I would recommend looking elsewhere. The battery life is stellar and there is zero lag when playing games (typical for SS). I personally like the layout where the 2 sticks are side-by-side it mimics the PS and switch controllers better.

It does have both USB and BT compatibility which is nice if you plan to swap between PC and phone.

I purchased this controller last night. From the get go I was a bit skeptical about it. but ended up purchasing it anyways. So I go home, open the box, plug in the adapter, pair everything. Everything is going great, smashing goals in Rocket Leage and all of sudden.

“Controller Disconnected” Okay. no problem, could be that it needed to charge. Nope. Problem continues to happen. I rock out with it for the night. Wake up and go to play some other games with it. The thing won’t even turn on at this point, so I plugged it in.

Nothing. Even plugged in my broken Xbox one Controller to see if it was the cable. That one works. Didn’t drop the Controller or anything like that. Guess it decided to go out with an early retirement.

ended up returning and bought another Xbox Controller. Problem solved. Maybe I have s*** for luck but to have this many problems with a brand new controller is not right.

Very solid for use with XCloud and games on mobile designed to work with a controller. Clips on easy, very sturdy, and the buttons feel good. The clip isn’t the easiest thing to take with you on the go, since its very oddly shaped and doesn’t fold up flat, so if you’re looking for something that you can put in a pocket to have a handheld gaming experience on the run its a little cumbersome, unless you have a bag or something that you can store the clip in.

Battery life is surprisingly good as well for something so small. I would not recommend for someone looking to do game streaming from your PC using Steamlink or an app like Parsec. For some odd reason, the PC does not read the controller inputs right, it gets several of the buttons swapped and can not seem to find the ‘resting’ position of the triggers.

The problem only occurs when streaming from a PC, and happens regardless of what mobile device I’m testing with. I believe it to most likely be a driver issue, but unfortunately driver support for this device is basically non-existent.

So to recap, yes for those looking to play games from Xcloud or games designed for mobile, no for anyone looking to use their mobile for game streaming from their PC.

Ive been using this controller exclusively with my switch for almost a month now, and to say the truth, I love it. Its well built, it doesn’t feel flimsy, plus its about the right size as an actual SNES controller (its a bit thicker, and a tad heftier on account of the added components – analogs, vibration, motion controls, bluetooth, extra buttons), but it does the job well.

This controller always syncs right up with my switch, and has a home button as well as a working capture button. However, it cannot wake the console up. Im not sure if this is due to the fact that its a third party device, or if there is some missing update, but i think thats the only flaw.

Now, mind you, im not a hard core gamer and I bought this because I enjoy retro gaming, and love the way it looks (plus the cheaper price point helped!). The battery has excellent life; I think it took around a week of playing for it to finally give out after the original charge I gave it.

It has some cons tho, the smaller size will cramp your hands after extended play (or at least they do mine), but by extended i mean over 3 hours, which is not usual for me. The motion controls seem on point, i tested them mainly on Zelda BOTW, and the analogs are precise enough, the vibration is NOT HD rumble.

Its a regular vibration like you would find on an xbox or playstation controller, but thats fine by me. It also does NOT have NFC, but really if you have a switch, the joycons already have NFC so this shouldnt be a real sticking point.

It includes a USB-C to A charge cable thats rated USB 2. 0. I would not recommend using it to charge your switch or to hook up your switch to your PC (as the switch wont recognize the cable properly), I left mine hooked up to my dock and use it strictly for charging the controller as it was intended.

I think the biggest pro for me on this controller is its size. It makes it very portable, and I can easily pop it into one of the pockets in my backpack with no bulging issues. It wont fit in my switch carry case, but i think thats also due to the fact that my carry case is quite compact (it barely fits the wrist straps and a USB-C cable.

All in all, I do highly recommend this controller. It is specially good for retro gaming, but will play well with most game types, and its much cheaper than the Switch Pro controller.

Pros: – Analog-sticks with buttons and trigger buttons expand compatibility to most game genres. – Bluetooth functionality is great with imperceptible delay, providing your device maintains a good Bluetooth connection.

– Can be used in wired mode via the provided USB cable for the lowest possible delay. – Buttons are affirmative and tactile with just the right amount of required force and little travel-time. – Jam packed with features and functionality, including rumble, motion controls and the ability to work with practically anything with a Bluetooth receiver or USB port.

– Good ergonomics and weight. – On-going firmware support via a Windows/Mac-OS application. – Long lasting battery charge. Cons: – Positioning of trigger buttons and analog-sticks may take getting some used to, particularly if you have larger hands.

– Tactility and feel of the buttons, while great, aren’t identical to the original SNES controller, which may be a concern for purists. – At 35-40, the price may be prohibitive but in my opinion, the price is certainly justified.

An absolute steal if you can find it on sale. Notes: The SF30 Pro is one of 3 variants of the same design, alongside the “SN30 Pro SN” and “SN30 Pro G Classic”. If you’d prefer a different look or are struggling to find a particularmodel in-stock, consider one of the others.

Possibly one of the most well designed controllers ive used. Feels real great, super comfy to use. Nice buttons and sticks, and I’m able to fit my super long phone in and it still plugs in despite my case.

There’s no input lag as far as I can tell. Going to use this for heaps of old retro games, and I have found the buttons are very receptive to rebinding in emulators. Highly recommended!.

Great controls, easy setup, no lag, great build quality. But on an iPhone 13 and 13pro the camera bump doesn’t allow it to lie flat in the controller! I don’t see anyone discussing this but it’s damn annoying.

I tried 3 different controllers and they all had similar issues – after I charge it for more than 8 hours, I would connect it to my phone and it would only last 60 seconds before I had to plug it in.

Avoid this product – it was a total waste of my time. I ended up getting a different controller (for less money) and it works wonderful.

I have the updated and latest 1. 04/10. 5 RazerEurope(Imported) Model of the RaijuTE, so my review will be based on that, the previous model (1. 01 or latest firmware 1. 03) has a number of reported issues you can easily google.

Razer does not officially sell ANY Ps4 controllers in the United States, the Official Liscense was either pulled or ran out and wasn’t renewed for American sale, be very aware of this when buying, and know that if you get an imported controller, you aren’t eligible for ANY warranty from Razer, warranty is for European based customers and only honored if bought from them or their authorized sellers(to my knowledge none are on eBay even if you do live in Europe, so don’t say I didn’t warn you.

) Now to review the actual controller, it’s a mixed bag. It’s by far my favorite Ps4 controller, and I own several other Razer controllers, as the comfort and control Razer brings has been unmatched for me.

Feels great in the hands, the tactile clicky buttons are amazing and sound so satisfying, and it is a fantastic WIRED option. I say WIRED in all caps, because the bluetooth connection on this thing is basically garbage, (which may or may not be the fault of Sony) and I’ll explain why, it’s not the most important thing in the world for this controller to be wireless, asanyone serious about game performance will opt for wired, but this controllers bluetooth is quite an experience.

In bluetooth mode, the controller frequently runs into delay and latency issues, dropped inputs or even double or a rare triple inputs registered. On top of that, you lose the built in audio jack while in bluetooth, it’s wired only.

So I really do mean it when I say this is a wired controller, the bluetooth issues are so prevalent in gameplay it’s just much simpler to run a 10ft cable to it than deal with the issues. I said this may or may not be Sony’s fault, because they’re dickheads and mandated all 3rd party wireless bluetooth controllers can’t have latency any faster than 12ms just to make their own controllers look better, but Razer also admitted that the bluetooth connection just plain sucks on these controllers in general so I’ll call it 50/50.

Speaking of cables, the included cable is only 6ft, so good luck sitting on the couch with that. I ordered a 10ft original Raiju Cable from Razer’s own replacement part store for $18. 99, and I reccomend anyone who buys this controller do the same for an enjoyable experience.

It uses a notched custom ended microUSB cable that locks in (as shown by me dangling it by the cord, it stays in firmly!) If you opt for anothermicro USB cable you may have to modify it before it’ll even fit.

This controller is also missing any kind of built in motion controlls(Sixaxis as Sony likes to call it) and a light bar, so immediately it can’t be used at all for PsVR, and exclusion of motion controlls makes it mandatory that you keep your Dualshock4 nearby incase a game has some form of motion controls in it.

In the Recently Released Persona5 Royal, there is a darts minigame that uses the motion controls and playing it is very helpful. It’s mind boggling that a premium controller that retails near $200 is missing a basic feature like this that makes some games unplayable without having a Dualshock4 handy, this COULD be incompetence from Razer, or Sony could have no motion controls as part of the official Liscense agreement they had.

The controller is marketed more towards competitive shooters than casual games, so I can’t really fault them too much, but it is a feature that is sometimes used and it sucks to have to switch controllers.

It’s good, gets the comfort and feel just right, but drops the ball and then trips over it down a flight of stairs. There’s probably a better PRO styled controller out there, but this one is good enough for me for the $100 I paid.

Very comfortable to hold for hours at a time. Good buttons not cheap feeling. No issues with either Bluetooth or USB connectivity. I initially got a different controller however it wasn’t able to fit my Galaxy S21 Ultra with the hard case on it.

This one I dont have an issue at all. Easy to pair on Bluetooth or run through USB C. Customizable profiles as well for emulators works great. Only bad thing is it doesn’t cook breakfast for me in the morning.

But I’m ok with that. I got it on a sale price so I feel it was worth the money. I get to play my steam library and geforce now games with no issues at all anywhere I’m at XBox game pass games as well.

There are some games that don’t have full controller support but that isn’t this controllers fault. Haven’t had issues with battery life on the control either. Seems to hold up pretty well. Been playing Witcher 3 all over again and I dont keep track of how many house I play but that game depends quite a lot of your time.

I’m a do every side quest before main storyline type of guy so I kill a lot of time and I havent had the battery run out on me yet. Just buy one. Might not fit Samsung Fold 2. Obviously. or can it?.

Pros: Very good controller, and had proved itself fantastically. Very durable all the buttons and paddles still work like new. The RGB lights is a very nice touch to finish it off. I cant forget about the app where you can customise everything.

And the interchangeable buttons gives you plenty of variety. Cons: Not really any bad points apart from it is very difficult to setup on pc if you are going to use it on pc. PS4/PS5 is very easily setup of course.

My mom got it for me as a Christmas gift since I moved out and no longer had a console of my own. I love video games. The only game I could get it to work with was the mobile version of Minecraft. I played on it just last night with no issue.

This morning I plug it in get set up and it’s not working. I tried cleaning the cord part and the lighting port on my I phone and nothing. It’s still not working. I did some research and it says sometimes it just doesn’t connect.

But mine worked and now it’s not??? I’ve had just over a month. Barely. And now it doesn’t work. For almost $50 that is pure BS. idk what to do about it. I’m sad bc I literally just wanted to relax on my day off of work after having no single day off for 2 weeks straight.

And the thing doesn’t work. 😭😭.

I was excited to gift my other half this controller since he likes to play games on his phone. I figured it would be easier to use a controller than his fingers however, the games he likes to play are not compatible with this controller.

You have to download an app that has preset games. I wish I had known that. He gave the other games a try but it wasn’t for him. now it’s just collecting dust. bummer. I would highly recommend checking what games are on the app before buying the controller.

Other than that the controller is decent and the stand worked well.

This controller was purchased in late January, so any product revisions after that aren’t pertinent to this review. If you’re in the market for a well built gaming controller for a smartphone, this one seems to fit the bill.

Designed to plug into your phone’s type C USB port, it comes in two parts: a bracket to hold your phone, and the connective cord itself, which you can plug into your phone with or without the bracket.

Most newer smartphones will probably support this controller, but before purchase make sure you know what port your phone has. If a game has controller support you should be able to plug this one in and play away! The joysticks are fair for a smaller controller, and the size is smaller than a standard console controller, but it does have bumpers+rockers for L and R configurations, and a select-start type setup on the front.

The D pad is very nice, and though it doesn’t have a flat panel between cardinal directions like console controllers you do still have the ability for 8-way control with it. Clean the joysticks regularly to avoid the flaking problem most controllers with this type of material covering the sticks have.

Has poor compatibility across all major AAA Android games. None of the following support Nacon MG-X pro: COD, Apex Legends, Genshin Impact In Windows doesn’t act like an xbox controller. So all of the Xbox guff on the box and marketing is nonsense.

It doesn’t act well as a Windows controller. Or at least its not plug and play to do so and I can’t find any drivers on the Nacon support. Some of this is clearly because Android controller support appears not great and largely game level implementation dependent.

However, that’s sort of the point. Why would you bother buying an expensive phone specific controller when the support is absolute garbage. From what I can tell this does one thing and only one thing, which is let you play STREAMING not mobile games via a more expensive Xbox Live subscription I dont have, and dont want to use wifi to game.

Also my box came absolutely crushed. But the product was otherwise intact inside, but thats definitely something for Nacon to worry about!.

I could go on for hours about how this controller is the best, but tl;dr: this baby is the winner. I’ve owned lots like it as a minor enthusiast, and this controller is definitely the winner. Mine is going to be the one in my bag for the foreseeable future.

To start with, those metallic rings around the thumb sticks are actually functional as anti-friction rings. That really surprised me. The triggers are smooth and noiseless, which is a superior feature.

The face buttons feel responsive, without being too noisy or clicky. The X button works just like it should on a controller. My large phone fits. The Bluetooth latency is no issue with game streaming as far as I can tell.

It checks all the boxes!.

I love playing No Man’s Sky on Steam using Shadow Cloud PC with my Fold 3. I configured the game resolution to fill the entire screen area. Looks really good and immersive. Hardly any noticeable lag with NVidia DLAA.

Works on most android games that support controllers. Two issues, 1. No rumble or haptics, 2. No official or 3rd party carrying case.

The Backbone One has turnned out to be significantly more awesome than I expected. While I do still question the high price tag of the device, the polish of the user experience (thanks to the Backbone app) really does contribute a lot to the value of the controller and makes it a home run purchase for gamers with an iPhone.

I honestly went in to the experience expecting to hate the device – I have an Nvidia Shield TV Pro in my house and I had not had a great experience gaming with it through Geforce Now, and I also had a pretty crappy experience with Amazon Luna this winter.

However, once I got the Backbone one set up I jumped into Steam Link and it instantly worked EXACTLY as expected – the Backbone app helps you map buttons to the software automatically, and in general it “just works.

” The controller itself feels similar quality to (if a bit smaller than) the joy cons for a Nintendo Switch. With an iPhone X in the frame, the size and weight are small enough that my hands didn’t cramp as much as they do when holding a Switch for extended periods.

The buttons are pretty clicky, though, so be aware this isn’t exactly the most discrete device to game in bed or in a quiet room. The input lag for the controller itself is totally unnoticeable – when set to connect to a PC (without the iPhone in frame) it was just as responsive as a wired Xbox controller.

In fact, I played some cyberpunk last night at my desk and was really surprised that it was playable on my monitor despite streaming through Steam Link to the Backbone One. I feel like there’s an opportunity there for Backbone to make a PC companion app and make this a full fledged PC controller with a huge display for onscreen keyboard and mouse controls.

It would be the perfect controller for a living room gaming PC in that guise. The Backbone software makes it really easy to take screenshots and record highlight videos. I recorded a video from CyberPunk a few days ago and the process of saving the video, then trimming it in the Backbone app and uploading to Youtube was incredibly easy.

The video quality of the exported video is very good, as well. Of course, on the small screen of the iPhone the compression artifacts are even less noticeable. I definitely would include the Backbone One on your list of cool gift ideas for an iOS gamer in your house.

The overall implementation is just really well done and kind of amazing that Backbone wasn’t snatched up by a more established gaming company. Give it a shot!.

Bottom Line: The BackBone One White is a solid iPhone controller that can deliver near-console level controls when used with PS Remote Play. Review: The BackBone One White / PlayStation edition is aimed primarily at PS5 owners interested in using their iPhone for remote play.

The controller (with iPhone attached) most closely resembles a popular handheld console, and so the PS5 elements are more of a skin/tweak of the BackBone One design. Overall, it is a solid controller, offering responsive thumb sticks and buttons.

The controller is also really light, since it powers via the iPhone’s Lightning connector rather than internal battery. Charging passthrough (which pulses the orange button that opens the BackBone app) and headphone jack are nice additions as well.

The White / PlayStation edition also uses the triangle/circle/X/square labeling and layout, which will be instantly recognizable to PS players. For remote play, physical buttons open the PS share and start menus much like on the DualSense controller.

The BackBone One also has a dedicated button for screenshots/video recording that saves directly to the iPhone Camera Roll, which offers another way to share recordings. Although the BackBone One is a solid iPhone controller, buyers should be aware of two issues.

First, the minimalist design can’t accommodate an iPhone case, and so it must be removed each time you want to connect and play. Indeed, the camera bump on the iPhone 13 Pro creates a need for an (included) adapter, since the controller was designed around thinner iPhone models.

Second, the buttons are noticeably smaller than they are on a DualSense controller. It’s most noticeable, I think, for the L1 and R1 triggers, since I play a lot of Elden Ring. Despite these two issues, the BackBone One White / PlayStation edition offers full controller support for PS remote play, and it works well with other iOS compatible games.

The Backbone PlayStation Edition makes me wish I bought the larger iPhone Pro Max for the extra screen size and battery life for mobile gaming. I hadn’t really paid attention to mobile gaming because I have a PC and PS5 and I didn’t have much interest in mobile games but the Backbone paired with PS Remote Play had opened my eyes to completely different remote gaming capabilities.

Please note, your remote gameplay experience is going to be largely determined by both your internet speed/quality at home as well as where you are currently trying to play from. Anywhere you have LTE (4G or 5G) you should be fine.

Setup for Backbone and PS Remote Play was simple. You download the Backbone app and then walk through setup. A subscription allows you to access Backbone’s library of remote game catalogs. If you don’t want to use subscription games, you can use PS Remote Play which grants you access to any digital games in your PSN library, or any games with a disc in your PS4/5.

Setup was again simple, you login to your PSN account on both the Backbone and your PS. Then you open the PS Remote Play app on your iPhone and it will search and remember your PS and find it anywhere on the internet later.

Once connected, the quality and lack of latency is stunning as the phone and console are almost perfectly in sync by just a few frames. If you were in a different room I’m not sure if you would even notice any latency.

Build quality is excellent on the Backbone and the white look and clear number and dpad caps match the PS5 DualSense controller aesthetic almost perfectly. The haptic feedback is great but obviously not as good as the best in industry DualSense.

Some additional cool features is that the phone connects directly using lightning port so it connects quickly with minimal latency. You can also connect a lightning cable to the Backbone for pass through power while gaming so you can minimize battery drain while gaming during longer sessions.

You can also connect wireless BT headsets to your phone but you can also use 3. 5mm mini Jack headsets to the Backbone. In terms of PS Remote Play, it takes about 60 seconds to remotely connect to and start playing games from your PS5.

Your PS5 must be on standby mode, connected to the internet, and have the game disc of the installed game you want to play. If you have a digital copy that will work too. All buttons for all games are mapped natively and perfectly without additional confit.

A few things of note: 1. It’s rumored iPhone 14 or 15 will switch to USB-C which will necessitate a Backbone v2. 2. The Backbone will NOT work with a case so make sure you are willing to take your case off each time you use it.

3. The $55/yr subscription can be cancelled but is not optional for initial setup of Backbone app, which is annoying. I’ve really enjoyed the Backbone, it helped me get through a recent unexpected hospital stay which is quite possibly the most boring place on the planet.

I bought the Kishi because I wanted something more compact than an Xbox controller for playing games on my phone. For casual content, like Minecraft, it’s nearly flawless. For anything that absolutely relies on the triggers to work flawlessly, it isn’t very suitable.

The triggers seem to vary between hyper sensitive, and not sensitive enough. I can press them lightly at times and they activate fine. Whereas I have to depress them quite a lot other times and it’ll activate initially, but then again on the rebound to the neutral position.

One example is when using bows in Minecraft, I hold the trigger hard to ready the arrow, let go a bit to relax my finger, and the arrow fires and re-readies itself. In something casual, it’s okay, but I would not rely on this for say, competitive content on Game Pass.

Outside of the triggers everything else is fine. Doesn’t fit my phone with the case on it as expected. The buttons and thumb sticks are nice to use. It’s not as flimsy as expected. The passthrough port for charging works.

The Razer Kishi is a really good controller it says what it is no latency, responsive easy to connect and it’s comfortable in the hands of mobile gamers. Now the reason why my title says “decent” is because mines actually broke not to long ago an here’s why: the controller itself the way it’s built is why it’s not working anymore well at least the left side of the controller so I’ve should’ve did my research more Thoroughly in the sense of what problems did other people have when they bought there’s an how long they’ve had it before it broke.

So people had the same problem for some reason the left side just wouldn’t respond an there was 2 ways to fix this situation yourself (other than contacting support) 1. Would be to make sure you had something turn off in settings I’m not sure what it was I guessing it had to do something with tracking or mapping on your phone so just turn off those settings cause apparently it’s changing how your controller is reacting when connected to your phone.

2. Would be just update the controller if it isn’t already updated to the latest version an if it still act wonky when trying to move just restart your phone with the controller staying connected an try using it now.

Witch are some good methods if you want a quick fix but the the 1st solution is only for androids there’s no idea on how to fix it on IOS except to update if needed an restart your phone now this may work for most people so if it does Kudos to you.

But the issue is the way it’s built an it can be damage just by stretching it out now idk how that’s possible if it’s meant to fit all phones and you can fix the left side but the 2nd method doesn’t work for you BUT you need to open it up an repair it anything that’s loose in the wiring so that goes along with tools needed an how to repair it yourself for free.

In my opinion I see this as a issue an I’m blaming the way it was built I’ve never been rough with it never dropped it nor even rage so hard tried to damage it I’ve had it for 3 months an at first when I started having problems responsive wise I thought it was the game I was playing when it came to lag or delay an stuff like that but no that was just a sign of hey your “controller gonna be 6ft under soon”It’s not strong enough nor have the durability if people who bought this had the exact same issue as I did some people say it lasted a week for them it lasted about 2-3months witch is my range etc etc etc.

So I hope Razer comes out with something better an upgrade an take this a bit seriously cause for a controller that’s meant for your phone is pretty expensive an it shouldn’t go to waste or be felt it was a waste of time buying this knowing you can have the exact same issue as I did an others had.

ThanksFor reading my review.

This is the gamepad that we’ve been waiting for. Long gameplay with NO hand fatigue/cramping because it’s shaped like the xbox game pad. This MG-X pro makes up for the shortcoming of the regular MG-X (which does not have the the “wing” handles).

Need to have it available on Amazon so more gamers can see and buy it!.

It’s a good concept and a pretty darn decent execution. It’s a bit glitchy on some games, and doesn’t work at all with others, but I believe that has more to do with the game developers rather than the controller.

It works GREAT with Disney Infinity Toybox app. I just wished it was a little easier to set up. I’m extremely Tech Savvy [if I do say so myself, and also Very Humble] and I used to repair smartphones for a living, but it took a few tries to get the controller to pair with my device [Galaxy S7 edge] let alone work on the few games I have.

That being said, not enough support for this device, but again that has more to do with the game developers than Moga [limited functionality with some of the Marvel games: Future Fight, Champions, Alliance, etc].

All in all, Great job. Can’t wait to see it work with more games.

I am not a hardcore player but rather casual but I always prefer to play with physical controls instead of a touch screen and the Pro Power is certainly very comfortable, though not as portable. In fact it’s big and heavy, but that actually provides a sense of balance.

It’s robust has excellent ergonomics and the button layout is similar to the Xbox One controller, it feels like a premium experience. I really like the ability to charge the device while I play and I have been able to turn my smartphone into a game console.

Its price is not low but if you play a lot on your phone and are tired of the touch controls, then this device will probably be worth it.

Pros: Works awesome with most games Great price. The option to charge your phone is great. Comfortable in hands. This is the best android gamepad for under $50. Cons: Does not hold my phone well (probably just my phone).

phone stand only has one position and is not adjustable. The buttons are kind of sticky and are LOUD when pressed, don’t play at night when your wife is trying to sleep. Sometimes has trouble connecting.

This controller itself is light weight and comfortable to hold. I have small hands, and I was easily able reach all the buttons and switches on the top and front of the controller. The buttons are very responsive, and the joysticks have a smooth action with rubber tops, allowing for a nice grip for your thumbs.

The controller quickly connected to my phone’s Bluetooth when I turned it on and was easy to use for navigation. There are quite a few indicator lights on the controller, and I had to refer to the instruction manual to know what they all meant.

Physically, I found the phone installation a bit cumbersome. There are 2 pins that need to be inserted into the controller. When I was trying to insert the pins, they had the tendency to fold back into the holder.

It was a bit awkward to keep them out, but once I had them inserted, they held the phone well. Once the phone is installed on the controller, it becomes a little top heavy so if you have a large phone (the controller can accommodate up to a 3.

5” wide device), this set up might not be as comfortable to use. My phone is a medium sized and I had no issues with the weight of the phone attached to the controller. This has become one of my travel staples so I can game in hotels or during road trips and has brought a whole new dimension to playing on my phone.

The charger has a rechargeable battery that has a long life (90hrs), and so far, I would say that’s pretty accurate.

The Stratus+ is easy to use. Setup was simple. You connect to bluetooth and the controller attaches to your phone. Basically you can see the screen on your phone and it is hands free as you use the controller to navigate the screen.

Pros of this device: the controller is easy to manuever. It feels similar to your typical controller you use with a gaming system. It is easier to navigate and play games you could not with just your phone.

It is easy to set up and connect. Its actually pretty fun. My son uses this for his android phone and really enjoys the games it allows him to play as well as the feel and fit of the controller. Cons of this device: For us the connection or hold of the phone is off.

It wiggles a bit and its important to still keep your hands steady while playing as the phone feels “loose”. It is not and it is in correctly but it feels like it could fall. It has not fallen but I was expecting a tighter hold.

You do still need to use the touch screen of your phone for a variety of tasks during games. It appears to mainly be when starting the play (once in play mode you are really utilizing the controller).

It is simply something to consider–you still have to be able to touch your screen at times. Overall I think this is a great product. It brings the feel of real gaming to your phone. This makes it portable and fun.

If you really enjoy video gaming you will enjoy having this gaming option while accessing games on your android phone.

The controller is lightweight but it doesn’t feel cheaply made either. It worked out of the box with all the games I have tested it yet. I’m not a fan of battery powered devices so this controller is ideal as it still comes with a cable (as opposed to the more recent F710), which at the length of 6 feet, is a pretty reasonable length for a PC controller.

The only complaint I have is that I would have liked the overall controller to be a little smaller as I feel like it stretches my hands when playing games that require the use of the trigger buttons and joysticks at the same time.

Although as I rarely play on Playstation and XBox, I can’t really say if the size is comparable to their controllers or if my hands are just smaller than average. If I compare it to my old Wingman Rumblepad, they are almost the exact same size.

So take this complaint with a grain of salt. As it is the case for pretty much everything I have bought from Logitech throughout the years, it seems like a quality product that will last many years. I wouldn’t hesitate to buy another one if this one breaks for some reason.

Works pretty decent for my PC games. The gamepad’s look is dated but it still looks brand new from its package. The buttons work well, and the joysticks are stable. The D-pad is also decent, although it kinda wiggles.

Not a big fan of the LB & RB buttons being lower than the XYAB buttons compared to the other PC controllers I bought this year. The triggers feel dated but it does get the job done when I’m racing. The Mode button is a bit too close to the D-pad and joysticks and it can be easily pressed by accident.

The package this gamepad comes with is a pain in the butt and takes longer to *carefully* open than my other PC controllers and its straightforward boxes. Overall, I recommend getting this gamepad when it’s on sale, like Cyber Monday, because it’s frankly an older controller, much older than my main PC/Xbox One controllers.

It can be a backup controller for PC gamers like me.

my initial reaction on holding this controller was: huh, seems a little light, even for a wired controller (probably due to a lack of rumble features). but after using it for a couple of weeks, i can say it is a very good deal.

solid construction, and the buttons are very responsive. the abxy markings are, unlike most controllers, not painted on or recessed into the surface of the buttons, but molded into the inside of the translucent surfaces, so they won’t be rubbing off or filling up with finger crud.

the sticks travel smoothly and easily, but center strongly. though the stick clicks seem a little too stiff, this ensures fewer accidental clicks during intense play. for retro gamers, the xinput/directinput switch on the back is a godsend.

finally, the d-pad is the most comfortable and responsive i have ever used, hands down. in fact, the only thing bad i have to say about it is the position of the mode button. it is a feature which baffles me, as it swaps the mapping of the d-pad and left stick on the fly, but i’m sure someone would have a use for it.

unfortunately, it’s position under the back button makes it far too easy to hit by accident, and i feel it would have been far better situated centered underneath the logitech button. in sum, it doesn’t look super sleek sitting on your entertainment center or coffee table, and it doesn’t have the heft of most controllers, but it’s a great product at an even better price.

As someone coming from the Elite Series 2 controller I can firmly say that the Instinct Pro is definitely my controller of choice for a variety of reasons. Scuf has definitely focused on those small details here that allows the Instinct Pro to set itself at the top of the mountain for gaming controllers.

Firstly, right out of the box you can tell that it is a premium controller as the build quality is exceptional. The most noticeable aspect when it comes to feel is the textured rubber grip as it is not simply just a subtle rubber, but is noticeable to the point you can actually feel the difference.

The weight of the controller is also noticeable as it is lighter than it`s key competitor. Another element that sets Scuf apart is the customizability of the controller as you can do more than simply swap the sticks as the controller faceplate is removable and thus you can constantly be changing your faceplate designs and colors so that you are not just boxed into one design forever.

This is not just a gimmicky design with cheap faceplates as Scuf definitely is ensuring superior build quality and usability as I did not feel as though the faceplates were just a cheap afterthought.

So now that I`ve discussed the superior feel and design I will say that the usability is just as strong. I first have to say how much I like the style of mapping the buttons here as there is no digital interface or app as it is all simply done by pressing buttons on the controller in the appropriate sequence which I will say is extremely quick and simple to which the three profiles makes switching settings between game genres effortless.

Moving on to actually playing with the controller there are two facets that set this controller apart. The first are the paddles to which I absolutely love the design that Scuf has elected to go with here as it takes a couple days to get used to, but it is so easy to use as it is just one paddle on each side that you rock your finger on instead of two separate paddles on each side.

Then secondly are the instant triggers as Scuf advertises depressing the triggers similar to a mouse click when you toggle this setting on to which I couldn`t agree more and definitely gives you that slight advantage in FPS games.

All in all, I really think Scuf has checked all the boxes with this controller as they have been in this marketplace for so long that they have thought of everything with this controller from the comfort and customizability of the controller to the actual usability.

Being a Scuf product I have no hesitation with the quality of product which can`t be said for the Elite Series 2 with its multitude of build quality issues. I would not hesitate recommending this controller to anyone looking to upgrade from the base Xbox controller as this controller really has all the bells and whistles you could ask for.

Honestly while the controllers for all versions of the Xbox’s that we have I’m so tired of buying controllers! The ones that are recharge are best, the wired ones are in the way but affordable, and the wireless with regular batteries means you’d better stock up on batteries! Though I think batteries are more affordable these days but you will go thru a lot if you have a true gamer in your house.

The controllers all work as intended but based on your gamer’s style will best let you know what type of controller to buy. If getting rechargeable controllers get the dock for it. Some new one just came out with for pods to multi charge? So look into that.

This controller has lasted me about a year now, It works great thus far. My biggest gripe with this one is the analog sticks tend to get stuck and your character will walk on its own, or it’ll go through the menu all by itself.

That can be very annoying. This is the 2nd controller of this exact kind I bought. The first one had the analog stick issue months after purchasing and the 2nd one has lasted much longer. I assume maybe it was a bad batch or something.

The particular controllers I bought do seem to be authentic OEM Microsoft controllers. Their labels are correct and have different serial numbers. They have holograms on top and the plastic is etched correctly.

Look for these characteristics when you buy controllers, new or used. As for Xbox 360 controllers in general I find them to be the ideal value for standard gaming and since all my gaming computers have Xbox 360 wireless adapters, I continue to buy them over Xbox One controllers even now since it’s a hassle to use both 360 and XBOne controllers at once for local multi-player.

Bluetooth doesn’t work as intended and the triggers are digital, not analog. Controller did connect both wirelessly and with wired connection but only had full functionality while wired(with Windows 10).

After connecting with Bluetooth the only thing I could seem to get to work with the controller was the home button which just pulled up random stuff in Windows and I haven’t been able to game with the controller unless having wired connection.

Followed instructions for connecting to a PC via Bluetooth which is to hold down “Home” plus “X” button. Never could get it to function correct with Bluetooth. This controller would have been perfect had it had analog triggers and it functioned as supposed to, and really been a bonus had it had rumble as well but it doesn’t have that either.

You are better off spending twice as much for a real Xbox controller and buy the clip to hold a phone as that would be actually worth what you pay for. But if you buy this controller you are throwing your money away.

My only issues with it are that I can’t charge my phone or plug in headphones while I play but overall its good for the price. Also I can’t play CODMobile with it but that’s a issue on CoD’s side. Every other game works right away without any adjustments.

Surprisingly even KOTOR2. Just connect pop it in, lock it in and connect with Bluetooth and bam it feels like you got a vita or a switch Best use of $25 in recent memory. Still tho would be nice if it connect in a way that let me charge it or plug in headphones while using it.

Honestly, I ordered this just for the case. I only paid $27. 17. I expected the instrument to be worthless, but I was surprised to find that it’s a beautiful violin. The bow is a little crude but functional.

The sound of the instrument lacks warmth, but it’s fair enough for the price. It came with rosin. Overall, the package is a good value for such a low price. Since I’m sure there are parents trying to buy this as a starter violin for their child, I’ll mention that the tuning pegs are not ebony.

They are made from some type of softer wood. I expect that sooner or later, they will wear down and lose their grip, and at that point, the instrument will be nothing but a wall decoration (a nice wall decoration).

But out of the box, the instrument holds its tune well and it works fine.

My son said this is hands down the Best gift ever! Great for road trips, waiting rooms, vacations, etc. Being able to play games like if he was at home on Xbox? He loves kicking the butts of everyone having to only use their phone buttons to play.

It’s sturdy and really comfortable to hold, and comes in really nice packaging. He wanted it for fortnite but it works with every game he’s played so far. great quality too. There was no lag at all!.