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M
2025-08-23 13:57:10
This was a huge hit. It's kind of like a Nintendo Switch except you just use your own phone. You have to download an app then you access your normal games through that app (this threw me off at first but once I read the instructions it was super easy). For example, you open the app, find 'Roblox' and click it..then the Roblox app pops up and you're in your regular Roblox account but suddenly this control works to maneuver around. It makes playing games on the phone much easier and more fun. Also, makes your screen feel bigger, without your hands on it! The battery life seems to be exceptional. It hasn't died once and I've only plugged it in a few times randomly, just because, and only for a short periods of time. If you don't already have a cellphone (or if you're buying for a child who doesn't have one)—this will be of no use to you.
Stone
2025-08-02 12:54:00
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Stevo
2025-06-20 17:36:29
I use this with my galaxy fold and it's like having a portable gaming system. It's awesome. Connects lightning fast, controls are perfect, not bulky, and battery lasts longer than I do. GTA is really fun to play now instead of using the screen controls. Awesome product.
CYates
2025-03-27 11:59:46
I ordered this for my son to use with his phone and so far he is loving it. He is autistic and always plays on devices as they help him to not be so overwhelmed with the world around him. This is a great little extra for him when we are out and about. He loves how easy it was and now we are trying to figure out adding the xbox stuff for him. eta: we are still trying to figure this part out...it is not very easy to get going but he still enjoys the games he is able to play so far. A more comprehensive instruction guide to link to the consols would be good for the technically challenged.It has been easy to charge and has held a charge for a long time. I am very happy with this thus far and he is as well.
Tyler
2025-03-26 11:45:14
This controller is a lot of fun to use. It connects easily to my phone and works with a bunch of games. The RGB lighting is cool, and you can turn it off if you want. The buttons and joysticks feel good. It's comfortable to hold, even for long gaming sessions. It's made playing mobile games way better. I'm glad I have it, and would say it is a good value.
Brittany Zeock
2025-03-06 17:34:22
Randomly stopped working out of nowhere. It connects but it doesn't control anything on my phone anymore
Amanda Vogel
2025-03-04 18:32:54
Good size fit for my hands.Setup and app work smoothly.Fits my s22 ultra with thick case at very edge of adjustment range.Holds firm no slip.
Fish Pancakes
2024-12-17 18:26:18
Keep in mind I rate by stars as an averaging system. The product is very *ok*. It doesn't stand out to me and a few annoying things popped out to me that turned it off to me compared to other gamepads I've used.The pad itself is decent. The bumpers and triggers are clicky and tight which I like, the buttons are a bit mushy. Maybe that's a break in period thing but it feels more to me like those old 3 party controllers for the GameCube lol sticks all work fine enough. I don't really like them.The weight of it is a bit much. Some users might be ok with it, but given that it's meant to contain a phone makes it double heavy. That said it works fine with my pixel 7 pro, which has had trouble with other pads like this in the past, even with a bulky case. The stretch end accommodates my camera shield just fine. It does stick out a bit but feels stable and it's not the pads fault.The parts I don't like are the user experience ends. Connecting is a pain each time, the LED doesn't remember where I left it and I have to change it each time I connect. It's a bit stubborn connecting sometimes too, requiring more than one attempt, and requiring that I press home and B simultaneously to give it more time.Once connected it kinda messes with your phone. You, at least my phone did, lose the back button on the bottom row of digital buttons. Which means if you take the pads off and go do something, you need to disconnect the pads with Bluetooth, open the keypad and press down? It's so awkward and annoying. It's also not really branded in any way so good luck with customer support if something goes wrong. Personally I'd spend a few more bucks on a trusted brand.It seems reluctant or unable to connect when plugged in, unless you connect then plug in, which is annoying.Battery life is ok, but you don't really get any feedback on where the battery is. Nothing in Bluetooth options and the side lights with numbers are kind of a mystery to me right now lol I assumed that'd be for power indicating.The stickers are.... There. They don't even really fit anywhere on the controller lol I didn't try out the thumb stick covers, not really my thing.Finally, it's quite large, larger than a normal Bluetooth pad without the phone. I don't really the use in that. They could have made the backbone smaller. It doesn't interface with PC well either, which it says iPhone and Android, but my point is that for smaller you could just use a regular controller and plug in usb-c both ways. I found myself enjoying the control more when it was off the phone which solidifies this idea.Really it's a trade-off. And if that's all worth it to you, then it's probably gonna be ok, but honestly you could do better with a trusted brand set of split controllers or backbone, even within the same price point.
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