Someone needs to make a all in one controller that does Bluetooth/usb type c and it can close together completely to use on the tv and open to use on your phone.
@@MrMis1osm i'd pay 200 if the quality was good comparable to console. Most of these android controllers are not very good the best in the market is the Razer Kishi and the dpad/buttons are bad I'll give them credit on the sticks/triggers almost to the level of the series x controller. Anyways theres a market for sure for a good quality controller for Android gamers with cloud gaming/emulation/android games being very popular at the moment.
This looks ideal for the fold phones, if you still have your fold I'd love to see a follow up video with how well it works. Also very interested in portrait mode to play some shmups
@@valrond I do use my kishi with my fold but I had to cut the bottom corners off the controller and it just isn't that comfortable to use, this looks much better if it fits
Would help out a lot if you include the price in the title or description or even the thumbnail. This one is 80$ and pricing is a very essential point when choosing between controllers for mobile.
I agree, look for Ipega 9087s (the upgraded version). It doesn't have analog triggers and it's smaller than this one, but it costs around 20 USD (1/4 of the price of the controller featured in the video!). It's great for retro gaming.
@@toxicavenger6172 Ipega is a well known manufacturer. To be fair, some of their controllers have less precise analog sticks, still that doesn't mean they're faulty. Others are top notch. In any case, it's perhaps the best controller brand regarding price/quality ratio.
Pity it doesn't hold a 10.5" tablet but it would be a Wide beast. I'd like to see the previous version with improved analogue triggers and the right analogue stick placed higher.
The new gamevice controller basically mirrors the popular Razer Kishi but I've heard it has a better feel. It works for Android phones with usb-c and has a more expensive version for iphones. However, it also has a similar version for ipad, specifically the 10.5 inch versions. Though I don't believe it supports every generation, can't same I'm familiar with all the different iPad gens though I'm afraid.
I always thought it would be a cool idea if game developers programmed ways to let you use your phone as a second screen. Placing the map, inventory, etc on it. Would work quite well with a phone controller setup.
That was one (along with gyro aiming) of the things I liked about the WiiU and it’s gamepad controller. Lots of games utilized the second screen. It was just ahead of its time.
Awesome video. I had one of my viewers tell me about this controller today and asked if I could review it so I looked it up and ordered it. It looks like this might be what I been waiting for. I've tried everything from the Glap, Game Sir both versions and everything had some type of issue. Besides this not having a C port this looks like it might do the trick.
Ipega 9083 was always pretty decent. Thumbsticks feel floaty but otherwise it's good, it fits mine and my family's tablets but the hold isn't the strongest so you'll have to be careful to no shake it much
You have to be kidding me... I wanted an original gamevice, never got around to it. Then held off for quite a long time before finally getting the kishi. The kishi is awesome, but I actually went through the hassle of cutting up and attaching grips... this is exactly what I wanted... nooowwww it comes out? At least I got my kishi for under 40 bucks...
I would love to see a USB type C with audio headphones conector like this that you showed in the video, something like the backbone of IOS but for Android
Finally a review 😆 I bought one but went in completely blind. I quite like it! EDIT: Citra won't detect d-pad and analog movement when trying to map it, you need to install a custom profile with Tasker. I guess it's an issue with the new Android.
ROG phone 7 owners. Though a tight fit. The Nacon Pro works with the phone. I'm even able to keep the provided ROG case on. Previously was using the Razor Kishi. Which was not compatible with the ROG phone 7. After much research the Nacon Pro is one of the few. I'm sure the non pro version works just as well.
It seems nice, but it's extremely expensive. I have an Ipega 9087s and it costs 1/4 of the price of this controller, it works great, but it's smaller and it doesn't have analog triggers. Really good for retro gaming.
I bought a PS4 controller years ago in California and I use it on my various phones and computers either plugged in or via Bluetooth. I think this is way for convenient for on the go out when you're in bed and can't set your phone up
I'm all for things like this, I like the idea of not having to spend a fortune on devices like the aya neo and just stream it to a phone or tablet, but until we have decent Internet coverage these things are still a dream. Not sure if it is the same problem in other parts of the world but in the u.k your isp provider may well say you have the best package which you are paying top whack for, but unless you know what you are looking for, more often than not it's a slow connection, too slow for streaming a game any sense and certainly not what you are paying for.
It's even worse in the USA, if you don't live in a city with cable or fiber optic, expect 3mb down and 700kb up on DSL. If you are lucky enough to have cable, you will pay through the nose for it.
The best one we've gotten so far has been the Gamesir. I personally would prefer something incredibly small and incredibly thin. Something that'll make a phone feel like a PSP or PS Vita, rather than a knockoff Nintendo Switch.
Sparklite or games like it only support some controllers and it annoys the hell out of me, I thought this would have same support as and xbox one but apparently not, but I love it and It could be better in some ways 1- wish the usb c port could work with USB c headphones 2-if they won't do usb c headphones support then add a headphone jack! 3- I would love if it could fast charge bc sometimes the port doesn't charge as fast as my phone depletes energy and thats annoying BUT I love it, best one in the market but its definitely could be easily beaten if anything with any of the above or has better build quality/ design / feels. Yeah sorry for rambling not many people care about gamesir controler😂😂😂
I know this is an old vid, but just wanted to ask if you've reviewd the z fold? You are one of my favorite tech tubers and I can't find one when I search for it. I only bring this up because I've been researching good controllers recently and this is the one I will probably get. Time and again, the fold gets mentioned as being used with this controller and it is apparently amazing! Was looking on swappa and gen 1 folds can be had for under $500, and they have a snapdragonf 855. Might make a good vid ;)
I KNOW you are hardware guy first but trust me... do a video of top android games that natively support a controller. Show your best controllers... because there is no clear way to know and a lot of parents would appreciate it.
@@primalconvoy Have you played with a USB-C controller yet? It's pretty interesting to see what advantage you find with Bluetooth over USB-C other than the limit on the type of device we can use it for.
Hello ETA PRIME First greetings from Poland Second I love your videos And i have question With regard the apple update that delate the Bluetooth devices to control touch screen do you think this controller will works with apple devices and games that support original xbox controller ?
I literally just bought a controller for my phone and I couldn't stand it because of the form factor. It hurt my hands. This looks like the one I've been looking for!!!
It works with shadow legends , ocean horn, Kotor 1&2 , street fighter and Stardew valley and a lot of final fantasy and flight simulator and Bomberman life.
If only my wireless didn't have this odd interaction with Bluetooth that causes lag spikes every second, I would use this for Steam Link. For now I'm using a wired Razer Kishi I snagged on a sale
What I don't like is lack of extra triggers or a trigger lock for non analog games, or lack of turbo button. The final nail in the coffin for me is that it doesn't retract enough to allow vertical orientation of the phone, ie TATE mode. Such a shame for the legion of arcade retro stuff that would play brilliantly in that mode. I am still on the hunt for the best android controller, BUT, even as it is, it's still so much better than any of the Chinese handhelds.
@@onion_____ What does that have to do with the price of Tia Maria? Most things are made in China. I am saying that a phone plus controller is better than a chinese handheld. As in, more powerful. Almost all of them are weak ass.
I'm really hoping they make a version of this that supports just slightly bigger phones (have the S21 Ultra and according to specs it wouldn't fit), USB C like he mentioned, and also a way to charge your phone while using the this since there's no way to do so currently with this.
@@MrMis1osm nope, the folded screen is 1792x1920px (9.64:9 ratio) While the external is 988x1972px (almost 1:2 ratio). IMO this controller better for 16:9 phones so it won't stretch too wide.
Could you please try connecting the Pro to Windows 10 via Bluetooth, then check to see if the analog triggers are recognised as buttons instead of triggers? The last model had this problem and it'd be great to know. Thank you.
How are the thumbstick deadzones? are they good? are they close to the original xbox feeling? One thing i hated about other controllers are the deadzones. especially ipega ones... even the razer kishi has a slightly bad deadzones which i notice and cannot unnotice.
On my iPhone, CoD Mobile works perfectly with the backbone controller, which is like this controller but missing the grips. So they need to fix the Android version.
It always annoys me that xcloud crops the display so much. I get its 16:9, but they should do some custom aspects for xcloud. Then again its still in beta.
🖐️Have you looked at the Ipega pg 9083C? Emphasis on the (C)! I can't find any specs on that model. Just found one on Amazon and it doesn't say much. It's named Zombiescat. I think it's supposed to be Zombies Cat but it looks like Zombie scat but I didn't know zombies poop but anyway. I just want to know what the difference is between this one and the other 2 if you happen to know. Would like to hear back from you. Thanks🙂
Man, if they would just release a USB-C version, I would throw my money at them so fast... Currently I'm using the GameSir X2 for this reason, and it's pretty great, but the triggers on the MG-X Pro are clearly superior, and it looks much more comfortable.
I got a Razer kishi on clearance from Walmart for under $50 and I love it. It's a smaller package than this thing when it's folded down too. After playing with a USB c controller I'd feel every bit of input lag on a Bluetooth controller.
Yeah same. This happens every time too, I don't know why they keep releasing bluetooth controllers without a USB option. Kishi and the Gamesir are the only two USB controllers on the market basically, which is terrible. Hugely untapped market.
FYI. I had three of these die on me from the left side. Seems when you extend them, there's some sort of disconnect on the left side that won't communicate with the right side after eventual usage.
Someone who is prone to hand cramps I can't wait for more of the controllers with this form factor.
This design is starting to grow on me. Definitely a case of function over form, and that's what makes it look so good.
Someone needs to make a all in one controller that does Bluetooth/usb type c and it can close together completely to use on the tv and open to use on your phone.
Charging port aswell
A headphone jack too
But it would cost like 200$
Bc it would literally have no competition
@@MrMis1osm i'd pay 200 if the quality was good comparable to console. Most of these android controllers are not very good the best in the market is the Razer Kishi and the dpad/buttons are bad I'll give them credit on the sticks/triggers almost to the level of the series x controller. Anyways theres a market for sure for a good quality controller for Android gamers with cloud gaming/emulation/android games being very popular at the moment.
This looks ideal for the fold phones, if you still have your fold I'd love to see a follow up video with how well it works. Also very interested in portrait mode to play some shmups
Just what I was thinking. I own a dual screen ZTE that can't use neither my Kishi nor my 8 bitdo xcloud controller
@@valrond I do use my kishi with my fold but I had to cut the bottom corners off the controller and it just isn't that comfortable to use, this looks much better if it fits
I was just thinking you could 3d print some sort of filler you could slide in to allow portrait phones to fit snugly
@@valrond ah the dual screen ZTE interesting 😁
Would help out a lot if you include the price in the title or description or even the thumbnail. This one is 80$ and pricing is a very essential point when choosing between controllers for mobile.
Most people wouldn't even watch the video if he put the price in the title or thumbnail though.
@@toxicavenger6172 Not only that, but at the moment of posting can be a price, but when somebody watches maybe already cheaper.
I agree, look for Ipega 9087s (the upgraded version). It doesn't have analog triggers and it's smaller than this one, but it costs around 20 USD (1/4 of the price of the controller featured in the video!). It's great for retro gaming.
@@sovo1212 the quality of those cheaper controllers does concern me though.
@@toxicavenger6172 Ipega is a well known manufacturer. To be fair, some of their controllers have less precise analog sticks, still that doesn't mean they're faulty. Others are top notch. In any case, it's perhaps the best controller brand regarding price/quality ratio.
We really need a lot more options for "wired" telescopic controllers.
Yup, bounced around kishi, ipega and gamesir and they all have some kind of issues
@@RandomizationShow What'd you say is the issue with the Kishi?
@@moe4b Too small, too uncomfortable compared to something like the MG-X Pro.
Pity it doesn't hold a 10.5" tablet but it would be a Wide beast. I'd like to see the previous version with improved analogue triggers and the right analogue stick placed higher.
The new gamevice controller basically mirrors the popular Razer Kishi but I've heard it has a better feel. It works for Android phones with usb-c and has a more expensive version for iphones. However, it also has a similar version for ipad, specifically the 10.5 inch versions. Though I don't believe it supports every generation, can't same I'm familiar with all the different iPad gens though I'm afraid.
Amazing review, as always... the price is very good as well.
I always thought it would be a cool idea if game developers programmed ways to let you use your phone as a second screen. Placing the map, inventory, etc on it. Would work quite well with a phone controller setup.
That was one (along with gyro aiming) of the things I liked about the WiiU and it’s gamepad controller. Lots of games utilized the second screen. It was just ahead of its time.
Same
WiiU rulez
You can play Fallout 4 on PC using your phone as your Pipboy rather than the ingame one.
@@karehaqt I never knew this. That's awesome
Also, if you're in an emergency situation you can hold the controller up in front of a street light and Batman will rescue you! 🤣
Awesome video. I had one of my viewers tell me about this controller today and asked if I could review it so I looked it up and ordered it. It looks like this might be what I been waiting for. I've tried everything from the Glap, Game Sir both versions and everything had some type of issue. Besides this not having a C port this looks like it might do the trick.
I wish someone would make a really good quality telescopic controller for tablets.
I use a PS4/PS5 controller on tablet with Mantis Pro. Works good.
Ipega 9083 was always pretty decent. Thumbsticks feel floaty but otherwise it's good, it fits mine and my family's tablets but the hold isn't the strongest so you'll have to be careful to no shake it much
This is a great controller! Been looking for one to use for aethersx2. Now gt4 will play properly
Did u buy Nacon MG-X Pro? How it works?
1:18 "Utilities bluetooth instead of usb C" imma head out ✌
Dude eta, your voice is so soothing. Your videos help me go to sleep, not cuz they are boring, but because that warm glass of milk voice...
I love some of the Nacon stuff. I have the xbox pro controller with macros and small weights inside, I love it.
You have to be kidding me... I wanted an original gamevice, never got around to it. Then held off for quite a long time before finally getting the kishi. The kishi is awesome, but I actually went through the hassle of cutting up and attaching grips... this is exactly what I wanted... nooowwww it comes out? At least I got my kishi for under 40 bucks...
I would love to see a USB type C with audio headphones conector like this that you showed in the video, something like the backbone of IOS but for Android
If only backbone made a usb c one and ported the launcher app😭
@@MrMis1osm something like this?
ua-cam.com/video/OjDn6PSxdWI/v-deo.html
@@shocktriple I have seen it and.... those thumbs sticks are a war crime...why...?
@@shocktriple plus btw dude everyone and there mom are saying this is a bad controller software wise and hardware dont buy jt!
Maybe if a lot of people ask backbone for an android version they'll eventually make one.
Edit: I just checked and they have a waitlist for Android.
Just got mine in today too, perfect timing! Fits my Oneplus 9 Pro perfectly!
The logo overlays were a cool touch.
Finally a review 😆
I bought one but went in completely blind.
I quite like it!
EDIT: Citra won't detect d-pad and analog movement when trying to map it, you need to install a custom profile with Tasker. I guess it's an issue with the new Android.
Really good review! :)
ROG phone 7 owners. Though a tight fit. The Nacon Pro works with the phone. I'm even able to keep the provided ROG case on.
Previously was using the Razor Kishi. Which was not compatible with the ROG phone 7. After much research the Nacon Pro is one of the few. I'm sure the non pro version works just as well.
This reminds me, where is the Moga XP7-X? they announced it over a year ago...
It seems nice, but it's extremely expensive. I have an Ipega 9087s and it costs 1/4 of the price of this controller, it works great, but it's smaller and it doesn't have analog triggers. Really good for retro gaming.
Been waiting for this forever. I need it.
I bought a PS4 controller years ago in California and I use it on my various phones and computers either plugged in or via Bluetooth. I think this is way for convenient for on the go out when you're in bed and can't set your phone up
I'm all for things like this, I like the idea of not having to spend a fortune on devices like the aya neo and just stream it to a phone or tablet, but until we have decent Internet coverage these things are still a dream. Not sure if it is the same problem in other parts of the world but in the u.k your isp provider may well say you have the best package which you are paying top whack for, but unless you know what you are looking for, more often than not it's a slow connection, too slow for streaming a game any sense and certainly not what you are paying for.
It's even worse in the USA, if you don't live in a city with cable or fiber optic, expect 3mb down and 700kb up on DSL. If you are lucky enough to have cable, you will pay through the nose for it.
The best one we've gotten so far has been the Gamesir. I personally would prefer something incredibly small and incredibly thin. Something that'll make a phone feel like a PSP or PS Vita, rather than a knockoff Nintendo Switch.
I got it last week and I hate how some games doesn't support it
Sparklite or games like it only support some controllers and it annoys the hell out of me, I thought this would have same support as and xbox one but apparently not, but I love it and It could be better in some ways
1- wish the usb c port could work with USB c headphones
2-if they won't do usb c headphones support then add a headphone jack!
3- I would love if it could fast charge bc sometimes the port doesn't charge as fast as my phone depletes energy and thats annoying
BUT I love it, best one in the market but its definitely could be easily beaten if anything with any of the above or has better build quality/ design / feels.
Yeah sorry for rambling not many people care about gamesir controler😂😂😂
I know this is an old vid, but just wanted to ask if you've reviewd the z fold? You are one of my favorite tech tubers and I can't find one when I search for it. I only bring this up because I've been researching good controllers recently and this is the one I will probably get. Time and again, the fold gets mentioned as being used with this controller and it is apparently amazing! Was looking on swappa and gen 1 folds can be had for under $500, and they have a snapdragonf 855. Might make a good vid ;)
the bandaid killed me for some reason 😂
Nice, I think this is the 2nd telescopic controllers with analogue triggers I´ve seen.
Love your band-aid. :P
Happy New Year too!
Nice controller but the Bowser band-aid is S-tier wound care.
Hey ETA!, Would love to know if the Z Fold 3 can fit in this thing?
The beaty of these type of controllers is that they are wide since they hold a phone. More width is more comfortable for the arms and wrists.
as usual, my biggest gripe is most likely having to remove the phone from its case.
I KNOW you are hardware guy first but trust me... do a video of top android games that natively support a controller. Show your best controllers... because there is no clear way to know and a lot of parents would appreciate it.
This would be fantastic with a USB-C connection option. This looks comfy as heck.
Nope, it's still much better without it.
@@primalconvoy Have you played with a USB-C controller yet? It's pretty interesting to see what advantage you find with Bluetooth over USB-C other than the limit on the type of device we can use it for.
Hello ETA PRIME
First greetings from Poland
Second I love your videos
And i have question
With regard the apple update that delate the Bluetooth devices to control touch screen do you think this controller will works with apple devices and games that support original xbox controller ?
I literally just bought a controller for my phone and I couldn't stand it because of the form factor. It hurt my hands.
This looks like the one I've been looking for!!!
You selling it?
It works with shadow legends , ocean horn, Kotor 1&2 , street fighter and Stardew valley and a lot of final fantasy and flight simulator and Bomberman life.
If only my wireless didn't have this odd interaction with Bluetooth that causes lag spikes every second, I would use this for Steam Link. For now I'm using a wired Razer Kishi I snagged on a sale
Waiting for a telescopic controller for the ipad mini 6🎮
What I don't like is lack of extra triggers or a trigger lock for non analog games, or lack of turbo button. The final nail in the coffin for me is that it doesn't retract enough to allow vertical orientation of the phone, ie TATE mode. Such a shame for the legion of arcade retro stuff that would play brilliantly in that mode.
I am still on the hunt for the best android controller, BUT, even as it is, it's still so much better than any of the Chinese handhelds.
Plot twist, it's made in china. Ikr? 😀
@@onion_____ What does that have to do with the price of Tia Maria? Most things are made in China. I am saying that a phone plus controller is better than a chinese handheld. As in, more powerful. Almost all of them are weak ass.
I'm waiting for one that connects over USB-C (e.g. Kishi), AND can accommodate most phone cases.
Take a look to GameSir X2 Type-C Mobile Gaming Controller
That slide section should be spring loaded, i could picture the phone falling out quite easily if you give it full send. 😂
A fun drinking game is watch ETAprimes videos, every time he has a finger bandaged up you drink!
That's a good way to kill off half the audience with alcohol poisoning.
16:9 phones need to come back and stay. Nobody asked for these narrow phones we have now.
Aethersx2 on snapdragon 888 . We never get to see that . Please make a video regarding that .
there is a new 3DS emulator release for Mali processors phones called Citra Enhanced Beta 1
Is there controller like this but for ipad mini 6 ?
I'm really hoping they make a version of this that supports just slightly bigger phones (have the S21 Ultra and according to specs it wouldn't fit), USB C like he mentioned, and also a way to charge your phone while using the this since there's no way to do so currently with this.
I hear it works with S22 ultra! Check out dimensions on S21 fully it may actually fit!
I've got great news it supports the fold
That controller reminds me of the Sony patented dualshock controller with an xperia 1 in the middle.
Really wish they'd support tablets with these designs
I would prefer a little bit overlap with the screen instead of holding a wide chocolate bar
This is perfect for 16:9 ratio with bezel-less display.
If only there's new flagship phone like that, sad...
I mean oppo foldable phone?
@@MrMis1osm oppo find N? It could works in folded mode. But if unfold, I think it will be benefits from 3DS emulation.
It fits in both folded and unfolded and the unfolded state it has a 16:9 is ratio
@@MrMis1osm nope, the folded screen is 1792x1920px (9.64:9 ratio) While the external is 988x1972px (almost 1:2 ratio). IMO this controller better for 16:9 phones so it won't stretch too wide.
I have one of these and its quite good the Bluetooth connection lets it down though I have been using it for playing XBOX game pass games
🎮 Fun fact: if you pair a Xbox one or PlayStation controller, you can then use any device for Cod mobile. I currently use a stadia controller.
Esse canal é muito bom !
Yes
this dude has cooler bandaids than me
Hey thanks looks good!... Can you make a video about telescopic controllers please!...
Hi ETA Prime! Does this have gyro?
3:20 *Left Trigger :)
4:14 why does the car doesn't turn after shaking the left analog so much? I never played FH
Could you please try connecting the Pro to Windows 10 via Bluetooth, then check to see if the analog triggers are recognised as buttons instead of triggers? The last model had this problem and it'd be great to know. Thank you.
The Awesomeness
Hey, we know that controller! 👀
ETA, are you gonna review the powkiddy A30?
How are the thumbstick deadzones? are they good? are they close to the original xbox feeling?
One thing i hated about other controllers are the deadzones. especially ipega ones... even the razer kishi has a slightly bad deadzones which i notice and cannot unnotice.
Can you look at the steel series stratus duo
Ugh so close. If only it had the USB-C option. Rear paddles/bumper programmable buttons would also be ideal.
If only 8bit do made one
It has analog triggers, that's awesome.
I can't believe it isn't USB-C. A literal MUST HAVE.
On my iPhone, CoD Mobile works perfectly with the backbone controller, which is like this controller but missing the grips. So they need to fix the Android version.
They need to take bulky cases into account
I love Call of Duty Mobile but they need to get more support for controllers. I've asked for support for my MOGA controller years ago.
Hi, Better than razer kishi?
How do you think it compares to the Gamesir X2 Type-C?
Would you do a round-up of the best controllers so far? Or your top 5 or top 3 favorites?
It always annoys me that xcloud crops the display so much. I get its 16:9, but they should do some custom aspects for xcloud. Then again its still in beta.
That's why GeForce now is king
only people early enough have seen the real thumbnail 😂
with one of those clips and an xbox controller i'd guess you could use an otg cable to get a direct connection
🖐️Have you looked at the Ipega pg 9083C? Emphasis on the (C)! I can't find any specs on that model. Just found one on Amazon and it doesn't say much. It's named Zombiescat. I think it's supposed to be Zombies Cat but it looks like Zombie scat but I didn't know zombies poop but anyway. I just want to know what the difference is between this one and the other 2 if you happen to know. Would like to hear back from you. Thanks🙂
That plaster sticks out like a sore thumb
damn...
I'm on the fence about this or the gamesir x2 usb for my galaxy fold 3, do you think they'd release this with usb?
that looks really nice
I bought 20 dollar controller. Playing GeForce now. No problem 👍👍
What is the biggest size phone/tablet it will hold? Saw a fold in one and it still had lots of space.
Which would you pick this or a game sir x2 usb c? Would the ergonomics of this controller Trump the usb c connection of the gamesir?
Does the controller feel exactly like a xbox controller when holdong it with the trigger placement and distance from the grips to the triggers?
Razer Kishi is still king of Android controller.
- usb-c
- very compact when folded
- good triggers
The only bad thing is it might not fit your phone.
No wired headphones while using Kishi and bad position for Start button.
What is the name of the mapping program that you use?
*_Why can't we just have a Telescopic controller that has a Usb C and a Bluetooth?_*
We have one....the gamesir x2.
Man, if they would just release a USB-C version, I would throw my money at them so fast...
Currently I'm using the GameSir X2 for this reason, and it's pretty great, but the triggers on the MG-X Pro are clearly superior, and it looks much more comfortable.
I got a Razer kishi on clearance from Walmart for under $50 and I love it. It's a smaller package than this thing when it's folded down too. After playing with a USB c controller I'd feel every bit of input lag on a Bluetooth controller.
Yeah same. This happens every time too, I don't know why they keep releasing bluetooth controllers without a USB option. Kishi and the Gamesir are the only two USB controllers on the market basically, which is terrible. Hugely untapped market.
@@steel5897 Bluetooth is a little more versatile as far as what it can be used with. Having only USB C limits it's connectivity in a way.
@@toxicavenger6172 Usb c to bt adaptor would fix that easy
@@stephenxs8354 that wouldn't work for a USB c controller.
FYI. I had three of these die on me from the left side. Seems when you extend them, there's some sort of disconnect on the left side that won't communicate with the right side after eventual usage.
I know you probably won't see this but could you make a video on how to map GameCube and Wii controller for dolphin
Not bad, looks very large, i still think 8bitdo pro 2 is the best with their phone clip