Great review, I was looking forward to a good video about this controller and you dived into what I needed to know about this affordable controller. Would be amazing to see a review in the future for an actually good touchscreen portable monitor I think it will be really handy for some android desktop users looking for something like that.
There's actually one that I will be reviewing but that might be in a month, if they don't fumble the ball, that could be the endgame of portable monitors for a good while. Really excited to cover it, stay tuned! ;)
Every time I see a new telescopic controller with a build in cooler I can't help but think, "Come on Gamesir! What are you doing? Give us a G8 with a cooler already."
I think there is a general consensus on this opinion, it's something unspoken that everyone knows and wants, but no one seems to do it... more so if it's deep enough to fit phones with large camera modules... why not consider this and then they're shaping or cutting parts of the device to make it fit properly... it's sad.
I have to chime in on this one, honestly I thank viewers because throttling was simply not an issue in quite some time but I game mostly from a 22c degree environment. I'll try to bring temperature more in my conversations so that hopefully, more brands pick up the information that there is a large demand for coolers in controllers!
@@GameTechTalk I live in Michoacán, Mexico and it can get hot here. I bought a redmagic cooler but it's not comfortable to emulate with my phone attached to the cooler and a Bluetooth control. That's why I complain so much about a G8 with a build in cooler. xD
@@AXL398 Well, I am always happy to have my devices do more, and that includes the features I don't necessarily use because I know others will. I'll keep dropping hints for GameSir to hopefully do a G8 with cooler one day! Cheers :)
Just got this last week, been playing wuthering waves, warzone and zenless on ios. Definitely worth it for graphic-heavy games, the cooler keeps the 60fps stable for me. Haven’t tried playing racing games like grid but I bet its not quite good cause LT and RT buttons have no range of motion but its perfect for action/rpg games.
Well there you go! Yeah the cooler did work well, even more so considering the price point. My conclusion is that it performs as well as other more expensive cooling controllers, this one just takes a bit more time for the cooling to set but once it does, it doesn't seem any less good than controllers with 4 times the price. Not too shabby!
Keep the good work man ! I just returned the Easysmx m05 due to a bad D-Pad. I tried both similar controllers, X2s and M05, neither passed my intense fighting test which is fast paced combos. I guess for Street Fighter 2 is ok, but not suitable for Marvel vs Capcom 2, King of Fighters or DragonBall Fighterz which require fast D-Pad response. X2s had a really un-ergonomic D-pad because it has really sharp edges around the pad... it hurts man. And the small buttons also kinda hurt the other thumb. I also tried the G8 and even it's not the best d-pad out there, at least it works right for the aforementioned games. My personal problem with the G8 is the size, is a chunky boy not exactly made for jacket's pockets but you need a backpack or something like a messengers bag. On the other hand I know why you gave a S ranking to the M05, way better face buttons, bigger and nicer than X2s', better sticks, and also better D-pad too, but the diagonals man... you can easily make wrong diagonals with that d-pad. Otherwise, great controller for everything else, not just so for heavier fighting games. What other small compact telescopic controllers are out there? Why not making a video about small telescopic controllers (if there are) ? Thanks man, nice video as usual. Edit: Are you in touch with Gamesir? after so many revisions to the X2 model, why they haven't released a controller with the same shell, but D-pad oriented (and better dpad than their current models) with the dpad on top just like a Playstation controller?. ✌🙂
You might be pleasantly shocked with the JK02 for real. It's not the fastest d-pad but that can be addressed with skills, the foundations are good. With that said, I think the champ in d-pad remains the Abxylute S9 and the D8 Pro is also quite up there! I am in touch with GameSir but I don't have that kind of relationship "yet?" where they openly ask for feedback on products. I know they watch my reviews so hopefully they take what they think is valuable out of it but I've been calling them out on D-pads for a while now and they seem very adamant on the styles they adopt hehehe! 😅 Orientation is something I'm not sure they would do in the telescopic space. It's definitely a company that seems to have more the "modern" approach in their design language. Not bad per say but I don't think they have the more "traditional" or "retro" bone. Edit: Thanks for the kind words!!
This was a chill review of a controller that's a stone cold value. I like the cooler and how the plate is spring loaded to guarantee contact. I wish it used its own battery to power the cooler; but, it's a sub $20 controller. I need to ice my expectations a bit. What it offers appears to be amazing for the price. Off topic question: Have you ever tested the Mocute 060 Bluetooth telescopic controller? The reason I'm asking is because the other night Stubbs from RH put out a Powkiddy roundup video where he talked about every Powkiddy handheld of 2024. One of them had dual symmetrical sticks up. It was otherwise solidly meh; but, I thought the stick placement would make it perfect for racing games that used both sticks for analog inputs. I tried researching telescoping controllers with that WiiU inspired layout and I could only find just the one, the Mocute 060. It's an older controller - something like three years old at this point - and is probably wholly outclassed by literally everything in 2024. I'm just curious if the layout itself has merit.
Hi, the video was interesting. It would be interesting if you made a video with telescopic controller with integrated coolers, but considering whether or not they have space for phones with large camera modules (taking into account how big they are, with measurements included). I see that many make reviews, but nobody or few talk about this topic... much less talk about precise measurements, because nowadays more and more phones are coming out with this type of large camera modules. It could even be considered if these phones reach with or without a case on these controls.
The challenge with this very situation is that a lot of the phones with particularly large camera modules haven't been available in North America for quite some time, Huawei, Xiaomi. When talking about iPhone, Samsung and Pixel phones, they will all fit without issue because the portion that slides open is deeper for the camera bumps, but how deep that goes, quite frankly, it's a very particular measurement to take. I can't promise that'll be a thing on every video.
A red light flashes when pressing and hold Y and R2 buttons in Xbox Mode. This prevents me on pressing and hold these buttons making it not functional in some games. Do you have a fix on that?
That is because you have turbo activated on Y and R2, do the function button and the key, push it again, see if it still does the red light. If it does, repeat the process until it does not anymore.
Up to 10w is what I picked up on. 5v 2a precisely so USB-A capping basically. I'd say the performance between all three is extremely similar but the X3 Pro has the advantage of getting the temperature down faster, I think it has to do with the rubber membrane they use on the point of contact?
If I recall, you have to put yourself in a specific mode for the app to give you access to the tweaking. Put yourself in Android HID mode and that should work. Sadly, I do not remember the exact shortcut for Android HID but you should be able to find it in the manual.
The cooler is the gift that didn't need to be there, but is so refreshing (pun intended) for being so. I'm really enjoying this controller more and more!
How does this compare to the Gamesir x3 pro. Im not sure whether to get this or the X3 Pro. I know the coolers are similar but i wanna focus on the controller itself
The quality in itself is not comparable, the X3 Pro is many cuts above. That said... At first glance, I prefer the JK02. I feel weird to even say that but the X3 Pro is a controller I pick up, I'm like: "Yay!... Yay?... Yay..." It's hard to make up my mind because it's got the makings of an amazing product but some of its quirks sneak up on you. The JK02 was the exact opposite. Started kind of meh but it slowly builds up and builds up for me to feel at the end that it is a pretty compelling solution and for so little!
@GameTechTalk Is that feeling of it sorta a preference thing? From how im seeing it why wouldn't you pick the gamesir x3 pro for the higher quality. Though the difference in price is marginal and if the controllers function very similarly and have great coolers either way, i might just pick the jk02.
@@wren1150 Definitely could be a preference thing, I look, test and use these products from a very analytical perspective, I can't be helped. Not the best example but, it's as if I buy a tube that costs me $10 to carry water from my faucet to a bucket. It's good quality, it does the job. But I can also cut the tips off of a 2L soft drink bottle and achieve the same work for a fraction... Suddenly, that bottle feels satisfying because you save the cost, you get the job done and even if it breaks, you always can get another bottle with very little effort. That's kind of where I'm at. I hope this illustrates my conundrum better! :D
I'm pretty sure there is a feature in the app that you can use to swap the two, if you haven't picked up the app, do so and you should be able to make adjustments there. Cheers!
@ figured it out! I just pressed the button with the two squares below the a plot stick and pressed the abolish stick at the same time and it fixed it 😊
Hello I want to buy a new telescopic controller in india and i saw 2 great controllers on amazon one this controller and one aeobing max both at same price and I wanted to ask if my phone does get heated a bit more like at a range of 5 out of 10 what controller should i buy cause i feel aoebing is much better and comfortable but the only problem is some heat,should i give up comfort for cooler or should i reduce gametime for heavy heating games for comfort?
If you phone throttles, the JK02 should be your option. The AoBing will do little to nothing to help with throttling, those holes are not to be considered a solution to cool your phone but rather prevent it ever so slightly to not get warmer with high likeliness of having no positive impact. I hope this helps. As for comfort, the JK02 remains surprisingly good, I don't think you'd be disappointed.
I only have the D8 Pro as a reference. The D8 Pro is really a suprising controller tbh. So is this one but if I had to pick between the two, I'd go D8 Pro!
Personally, it's tough because they both have great advantages. I think I prefer the JK02 a little more because I feel like it does a bit more to stand out but the D10s still remains the slightly better, for almost double the price though.
I've been actually thinking for a while since I've heard that they are actually both good, plus I live in the Philippines and the two both cost 1300 pesos which is about 20-23 dollars I think. And thanks for replying! Love your videos!
You may have to set yourself on a specific mode, when on the app, you must connect the controller and when it's connected, it'll move to this other screen that is dark blue where you can edit the buttons. Cheers!
i really like your videos man, and i came across this video, this makes me want to buy this coolshark jk02 controller, i play cod mobile and some emulators, obviously it'll work with emulators i assume, but for codm, from the video it's seems nice, what apps do that controller uses, is it great, is it free, is it properly integrated with the controller, if you think the app is good and versatile for any games i m going to buy it, ill be glad if you can help me considering this one🙏
Yeah the app is free, it does work pretty nicely, MooWii Gaming is what it is called, is one of the better 3rd party app for controller management as of late, overall I've been pretty happy anything a controller uses it.
@evansebastian6452 Great is not the word I'd use because it has a step learning curve, being a smaller gate, it's a fairly aggressive stick. In that same breath, I'd also tell you that though there is adjustment to be had, it is also quite consistent in its behavior so as you adapt, you'll get better and that will remain viable over time. I hope this helps, cheers!
When you say “most buttons” do you mean that some do and some don’t? Because that sounds weird. I would suggest installing the companion app and testing in the app with the testing application to make sure the buttons do work.
I don't know about the joysticks on this thing it might be prone to stick drift I think I'd rather get the Easymx M15 or the Gamwing Aobing Max AB01 to play Warzone Mobile🤔
I think the problem in this market is not in the affordable segment. To be honest there's plenty budget controllers that are good. The problem is in a higher price. There's only few good telescopic controllers at the 50-100 dollars price range. And if we talking about any perfection - there's none. As you've said in one of your videos there's no telescopic controller that has perfect D-Pad, none. And that's just an example. For me G8+ is kinda heavy, abxylute S9 has a faulty D-Pad, Kishi Pro has it's own compromises and high price, EasySMX M15 is good all rounder but nothing great, and BSP D8 Ultra has a bad build quality
You know what, I totally agree with you. In fact, you said outloud something I knew but hadn't found the words to express so thank you. I do hope more companies push the agenda with higher end telescopic controllers, and some that aren't just a lot of marketing with not enough substance. *coughcough* That said, I do wish to commend the ones who have pushed the envelope so far and I consider GameSir, Abxylute and ELO to be some of them, but there needs to be more in that higher-end price tag. None are perfect *yet* but they do move in the right direction.
@@GameTechTalk Glad you are on the same page! Situation is slowly changing, so lets hope that the 2025 brings several quality products on the table. And I think you can also contribute on that front, shedding the light on the situation. A lot of people like myself are more in depth and we are looking for the perfect solution
This uses a Peltier cooler, so it generally has a higher current draw. As an owner of this controller, I wouldn't recommend this as a cheap entry level controller. Part of this controller's functions is unusable. Mainly the native screen mapping, which you hadn't test in this video. The software described in the operation isn't correct , and the software to actually use its native mapping can't set a proper POV analog.
I'll try to test things out but seeing as MooWii Gaming serves many controllers and I've used mapping with that software quite often, I took for granted that it works fine. What app did you use?
@@GameTechTalk Well it seems I owe you an apology. When I had originally tested it , back in March of 2024, the Moowii app wasn't available on the Google Play store and I had to download the APK directly. That version was apparently the issue. I see now the Moowii is officially in the Play store and it works fine. Only hiccup is that the app requires you to be in developer mode and in debugging mode activated . Some android games will not open while debugging is active. With that said,I'm sorry . This is not a bad controller to recommend, as a entry level. Also be careful pocketing this. The rubber thumb grip on the analogs pops off easily and I've lost one .
You hold one of the functions buttons, the one that looks like a little face if I recall and hold M1 or M2 for a moment until the LED comes up. When it does type the button(s) and tap the paddle again to save the inputs. Im going off the top of my head, I wont be home for a week. Hopefully that was it, cheers
Great review, I was looking forward to a good video about this controller and you dived into what I needed to know about this affordable controller. Would be amazing to see a review in the future for an actually good touchscreen portable monitor I think it will be really handy for some android desktop users looking for something like that.
There's actually one that I will be reviewing but that might be in a month, if they don't fumble the ball, that could be the endgame of portable monitors for a good while. Really excited to cover it, stay tuned! ;)
@GameTechTalk Oh man the hype is real, I'm so looking forward to it :D
Every time I see a new telescopic controller with a build in cooler I can't help but think, "Come on Gamesir! What are you doing? Give us a G8 with a cooler already."
I think there is a general consensus on this opinion, it's something unspoken that everyone knows and wants, but no one seems to do it... more so if it's deep enough to fit phones with large camera modules... why not consider this and then they're shaping or cutting parts of the device to make it fit properly... it's sad.
I have to chime in on this one, honestly I thank viewers because throttling was simply not an issue in quite some time but I game mostly from a 22c degree environment. I'll try to bring temperature more in my conversations so that hopefully, more brands pick up the information that there is a large demand for coolers in controllers!
@@GameTechTalk I live in Michoacán, Mexico and it can get hot here. I bought a redmagic cooler but it's not comfortable to emulate with my phone attached to the cooler and a Bluetooth control. That's why I complain so much about a G8 with a build in cooler. xD
@@AXL398 Well, I am always happy to have my devices do more, and that includes the features I don't necessarily use because I know others will. I'll keep dropping hints for GameSir to hopefully do a G8 with cooler one day! Cheers :)
Just got this last week, been playing wuthering waves, warzone and zenless on ios. Definitely worth it for graphic-heavy games, the cooler keeps the 60fps stable for me. Haven’t tried playing racing games like grid but I bet its not quite good cause LT and RT buttons have no range of motion but its perfect for action/rpg games.
What model of iPhone do you have?
Well there you go! Yeah the cooler did work well, even more so considering the price point. My conclusion is that it performs as well as other more expensive cooling controllers, this one just takes a bit more time for the cooling to set but once it does, it doesn't seem any less good than controllers with 4 times the price. Not too shabby!
@@Sogekingux14 pro max
@@hanzrn ty ♥
I've been eyeing this for awhile but wasn't sure about the quality, so, thanks for making this review
With great pleasure my dude! Considering the price point, I think it's impossible to go wrong with this one!
Keep the good work man ! I just returned the Easysmx m05 due to a bad D-Pad. I tried both similar controllers, X2s and M05, neither passed my intense fighting test which is fast paced combos. I guess for Street Fighter 2 is ok, but not suitable for Marvel vs Capcom 2, King of Fighters or DragonBall Fighterz which require fast D-Pad response. X2s had a really un-ergonomic D-pad because it has really sharp edges around the pad... it hurts man. And the small buttons also kinda hurt the other thumb. I also tried the G8 and even it's not the best d-pad out there, at least it works right for the aforementioned games. My personal problem with the G8 is the size, is a chunky boy not exactly made for jacket's pockets but you need a backpack or something like a messengers bag. On the other hand I know why you gave a S ranking to the M05, way better face buttons, bigger and nicer than X2s', better sticks, and also better D-pad too, but the diagonals man... you can easily make wrong diagonals with that d-pad. Otherwise, great controller for everything else, not just so for heavier fighting games.
What other small compact telescopic controllers are out there? Why not making a video about small telescopic controllers (if there are) ? Thanks man, nice video as usual.
Edit: Are you in touch with Gamesir? after so many revisions to the X2 model, why they haven't released a controller with the same shell, but D-pad oriented (and better dpad than their current models) with the dpad on top just like a Playstation controller?. ✌🙂
You might be pleasantly shocked with the JK02 for real. It's not the fastest d-pad but that can be addressed with skills, the foundations are good. With that said, I think the champ in d-pad remains the Abxylute S9 and the D8 Pro is also quite up there!
I am in touch with GameSir but I don't have that kind of relationship "yet?" where they openly ask for feedback on products. I know they watch my reviews so hopefully they take what they think is valuable out of it but I've been calling them out on D-pads for a while now and they seem very adamant on the styles they adopt hehehe! 😅
Orientation is something I'm not sure they would do in the telescopic space. It's definitely a company that seems to have more the "modern" approach in their design language. Not bad per say but I don't think they have the more "traditional" or "retro" bone.
Edit: Thanks for the kind words!!
This was a chill review of a controller that's a stone cold value. I like the cooler and how the plate is spring loaded to guarantee contact. I wish it used its own battery to power the cooler; but, it's a sub $20 controller. I need to ice my expectations a bit. What it offers appears to be amazing for the price.
Off topic question: Have you ever tested the Mocute 060 Bluetooth telescopic controller?
The reason I'm asking is because the other night Stubbs from RH put out a Powkiddy roundup video where he talked about every Powkiddy handheld of 2024. One of them had dual symmetrical sticks up. It was otherwise solidly meh; but, I thought the stick placement would make it perfect for racing games that used both sticks for analog inputs. I tried researching telescoping controllers with that WiiU inspired layout and I could only find just the one, the Mocute 060. It's an older controller - something like three years old at this point - and is probably wholly outclassed by literally everything in 2024. I'm just curious if the layout itself has merit.
"I need to ice my expectations a bit." Ahh the comments sections are never as fun without you Matt, gotta be honest!
Hi, the video was interesting. It would be interesting if you made a video with telescopic controller with integrated coolers, but considering whether or not they have space for phones with large camera modules (taking into account how big they are, with measurements included). I see that many make reviews, but nobody or few talk about this topic... much less talk about precise measurements, because nowadays more and more phones are coming out with this type of large camera modules. It could even be considered if these phones reach with or without a case on these controls.
The challenge with this very situation is that a lot of the phones with particularly large camera modules haven't been available in North America for quite some time, Huawei, Xiaomi. When talking about iPhone, Samsung and Pixel phones, they will all fit without issue because the portion that slides open is deeper for the camera bumps, but how deep that goes, quite frankly, it's a very particular measurement to take. I can't promise that'll be a thing on every video.
That's nuts for $15. Certainly beats the cheaptastic ipega I got many years ago 😆
Night and day ahahhah! I had a few iPegas myself, some that I still have even and yeah, definitely a lot better! 😂
A red light flashes when pressing and hold Y and R2 buttons in Xbox Mode. This prevents me on pressing and hold these buttons making it not functional in some games. Do you have a fix on that?
That is because you have turbo activated on Y and R2, do the function button and the key, push it again, see if it still does the red light. If it does, repeat the process until it does not anymore.
I had a feeling that the red magic was gonna appear when i saw the cooler
🤣🤣 Yup, RedMagic will pay my heating bills this winter!
D10s vs jk02 vs x3 cooler test? Just run wildlife stress test on some flagship android.
How many watts does the cooler use?
Up to 10w is what I picked up on. 5v 2a precisely so USB-A capping basically. I'd say the performance between all three is extremely similar but the X3 Pro has the advantage of getting the temperature down faster, I think it has to do with the rubber membrane they use on the point of contact?
@@GameTechTalk i see. Maybe the x3 pro uses more than 10w?
How did u open the infish section? My jk02 doesnt do that
If I recall, you have to put yourself in a specific mode for the app to give you access to the tweaking. Put yourself in Android HID mode and that should work. Sadly, I do not remember the exact shortcut for Android HID but you should be able to find it in the manual.
FINALLY YOU REVIEWED THIS
🫡 I avoided it for so long to be frank... Glad I decided to pick it up after all, this proved to be better than I first had expected. By a lot even!
Looks like a really nice controller, plus the cooler helps a little, at that price seems like a deal
The cooler is the gift that didn't need to be there, but is so refreshing (pun intended) for being so. I'm really enjoying this controller more and more!
I own the BSP d11 but is this one the JK02 any better? Beacuse i was thinking about to buy this one too
I don't know about better, honestly if you have the D11, it's in the same range. I'd save up and go for something superior if you can.
Hi, compare to the D10s, which would you prefer? Looking for one that fits 9inch tab, thank you!🙏
If you want to find a 9in tablet, it's an easy pick as the JK02 cannot. So D10s wins by default but it would've been my pick anyway ;)
@@GameTechTalk tysm for the reply! Great vid, btw❣️
How does this compare to the Gamesir x3 pro. Im not sure whether to get this or the X3 Pro. I know the coolers are similar but i wanna focus on the controller itself
The quality in itself is not comparable, the X3 Pro is many cuts above. That said... At first glance, I prefer the JK02. I feel weird to even say that but the X3 Pro is a controller I pick up, I'm like: "Yay!... Yay?... Yay..." It's hard to make up my mind because it's got the makings of an amazing product but some of its quirks sneak up on you.
The JK02 was the exact opposite. Started kind of meh but it slowly builds up and builds up for me to feel at the end that it is a pretty compelling solution and for so little!
@GameTechTalk Is that feeling of it sorta a preference thing? From how im seeing it why wouldn't you pick the gamesir x3 pro for the higher quality.
Though the difference in price is marginal and if the controllers function very similarly and have great coolers either way, i might just pick the jk02.
@@wren1150 Definitely could be a preference thing, I look, test and use these products from a very analytical perspective, I can't be helped.
Not the best example but, it's as if I buy a tube that costs me $10 to carry water from my faucet to a bucket. It's good quality, it does the job. But I can also cut the tips off of a 2L soft drink bottle and achieve the same work for a fraction... Suddenly, that bottle feels satisfying because you save the cost, you get the job done and even if it breaks, you always can get another bottle with very little effort.
That's kind of where I'm at. I hope this illustrates my conundrum better! :D
I just got my JK02, but can't open the website via QR code. Anyone having the same problem? And how to download the app another way?
I'm pretty sure the app is keylinker, you can grab it from the app store instead of the QR code.
I need help, my dpad is acting as my analog stick and it’s annoying and idk how to fix it
I'm pretty sure there is a feature in the app that you can use to swap the two, if you haven't picked up the app, do so and you should be able to make adjustments there. Cheers!
@ figured it out! I just pressed the button with the two squares below the a plot stick and pressed the abolish stick at the same time and it fixed it 😊
Hello I want to buy a new telescopic controller in india and i saw 2 great controllers on amazon one this controller and one aeobing max both at same price and I wanted to ask if my phone does get heated a bit more like at a range of 5 out of 10 what controller should i buy cause i feel aoebing is much better and comfortable but the only problem is some heat,should i give up comfort for cooler or should i reduce gametime for heavy heating games for comfort?
If you phone throttles, the JK02 should be your option. The AoBing will do little to nothing to help with throttling, those holes are not to be considered a solution to cool your phone but rather prevent it ever so slightly to not get warmer with high likeliness of having no positive impact. I hope this helps. As for comfort, the JK02 remains surprisingly good, I don't think you'd be disappointed.
@@GameTechTalk k thx
which one better compare bsp d8? cause in my country bsp d8 has cheaper price than jk02
I only have the D8 Pro as a reference. The D8 Pro is really a suprising controller tbh. So is this one but if I had to pick between the two, I'd go D8 Pro!
What do you recommend this or the d10s?
Personally, it's tough because they both have great advantages. I think I prefer the JK02 a little more because I feel like it does a bit more to stand out but the D10s still remains the slightly better, for almost double the price though.
I've been actually thinking for a while since I've heard that they are actually both good, plus I live in the Philippines and the two both cost 1300 pesos which is about 20-23 dollars I think. And thanks for replying! Love your videos!
At that price I'd give it a shot
The more I use, the more I like it. It's unusual and a refreshing experience in this market!
bro i have the moowii app but cant map buttons
You may have to set yourself on a specific mode, when on the app, you must connect the controller and when it's connected, it'll move to this other screen that is dark blue where you can edit the buttons. Cheers!
i really like your videos man, and i came across this video, this makes me want to buy this coolshark jk02 controller, i play cod mobile and some emulators, obviously it'll work with emulators i assume, but for codm, from the video it's seems nice, what apps do that controller uses, is it great, is it free, is it properly integrated with the controller, if you think the app is good and versatile for any games i m going to buy it, ill be glad if you can help me considering this one🙏
Yeah the app is free, it does work pretty nicely, MooWii Gaming is what it is called, is one of the better 3rd party app for controller management as of late, overall I've been pretty happy anything a controller uses it.
@@GameTechTalk great man, is the right analog great for cod mobile??
@evansebastian6452 Great is not the word I'd use because it has a step learning curve, being a smaller gate, it's a fairly aggressive stick. In that same breath, I'd also tell you that though there is adjustment to be had, it is also quite consistent in its behavior so as you adapt, you'll get better and that will remain viable over time. I hope this helps, cheers!
aight man appreciate, new subs here
I came for the cheap. I stayed for the rattle.
Aahahahahah!! 😂 This video started on the wrong side of bed, got back in it, and came out a winner tbh!
Hello i got this from my own money and most buttons dont work can you help pls
When you say “most buttons” do you mean that some do and some don’t? Because that sounds weird. I would suggest installing the companion app and testing in the app with the testing application to make sure the buttons do work.
@@GameTechTalk Thanks because i was testing games like Minecraft stumble guys and fortnite
Can your tell me the specific name of the controller testing app
@@MrSirotaboz MooWii Gaming, it's on App Store / Play Store
@@GameTechTalk by the tíme your texted me back i alredy refunded it back to the shop today
Does it have turbo mode?
I'm not sure if there is a shortcut on the controller but there is definitely turbo in the app. Cheers!
I don't know about the joysticks on this thing it might be prone to stick drift I think I'd rather get the Easymx M15 or the Gamwing Aobing Max AB01 to play Warzone Mobile🤔
ALPS is indeed more prone to stick drift, I'm okay with that being the case considering how consistent using them has been.
$20 USD is not a bad price to try it out.
It's been growing on me that little controller!
I think the problem in this market is not in the affordable segment. To be honest there's plenty budget controllers that are good. The problem is in a higher price. There's only few good telescopic controllers at the 50-100 dollars price range. And if we talking about any perfection - there's none.
As you've said in one of your videos there's no telescopic controller that has perfect D-Pad, none. And that's just an example.
For me G8+ is kinda heavy, abxylute S9 has a faulty D-Pad, Kishi Pro has it's own compromises and high price, EasySMX M15 is good all rounder but nothing great, and BSP D8 Ultra has a bad build quality
You know what, I totally agree with you. In fact, you said outloud something I knew but hadn't found the words to express so thank you. I do hope more companies push the agenda with higher end telescopic controllers, and some that aren't just a lot of marketing with not enough substance. *coughcough* That said, I do wish to commend the ones who have pushed the envelope so far and I consider GameSir, Abxylute and ELO to be some of them, but there needs to be more in that higher-end price tag. None are perfect *yet* but they do move in the right direction.
@@GameTechTalk Glad you are on the same page! Situation is slowly changing, so lets hope that the 2025 brings several quality products on the table.
And I think you can also contribute on that front, shedding the light on the situation. A lot of people like myself are more in depth and we are looking for the perfect solution
This uses a Peltier cooler, so it generally has a higher current draw.
As an owner of this controller, I wouldn't recommend this as a cheap entry level controller. Part of this controller's functions is unusable. Mainly the native screen mapping, which you hadn't test in this video. The software described in the operation isn't correct , and the software to actually use its native mapping can't set a proper POV analog.
I'll try to test things out but seeing as MooWii Gaming serves many controllers and I've used mapping with that software quite often, I took for granted that it works fine. What app did you use?
@@GameTechTalk Well it seems I owe you an apology. When I had originally tested it , back in March of 2024, the Moowii app wasn't available on the Google Play store and I had to download the APK directly. That version was apparently the issue. I see now the Moowii is officially in the Play store and it works fine. Only hiccup is that the app requires you to be in developer mode and in debugging mode activated . Some android games will not open while debugging is active. With that said,I'm sorry . This is not a bad controller to recommend, as a entry level. Also be careful pocketing this. The rubber thumb grip on the analogs pops off easily and I've lost one .
@@myaul8157 Bah no need to apologize friend, those conversations benefit us all! And thanks for the advice for the caps!
been using jk03. very satisfied with the controller. cheaper version of jk02.
Hey men I'm playing agressive on Warzone Mobile are the joysticks durable?.
@@Gol_D_Looks i believe, yes. Quite durable. So far no issue. I just throw in my bag . Haha no issue. Hall sensor stick. No cardinal snapping.
@@Ayahrie how many days or months now?.
@@Gol_D_Looks bought on 1stjuly,2024
That's nice to know it's been surviving the "beat up"! It's a really capable controller this one, more than I initially thought!
Hi how do you map the m1 and m2 buttons?
You hold one of the functions buttons, the one that looks like a little face if I recall and hold M1 or M2 for a moment until the LED comes up. When it does type the button(s) and tap the paddle again to save the inputs. Im going off the top of my head, I wont be home for a week. Hopefully that was it, cheers
@@GameTechTalk thanks for the answer but didn't work.