🎮 SHAKS S5b Wireless Gamepad Controller - Best for Android, Windows, iOS, X-Cloud, Stadia, Geforce & iPhone XS Max Review

I was looking for a bluetooth gamepad/controller to use with my iPad Pro/iPhone 12 Max use play. So far this is a very portable and reliable controller! I'm not a professional gamer but I like games like Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon, Madden, NASCAR HEAT 5, Tom Clancy's The Division (1 and 2). Great that it comes with a carrying case! The only thing I have against it is that the plastic looks cheap (not sure if it's really bad quality). Nothing broke or broke!

This controller would be good in theory, but it's far from ideal. Do not play shooting games because it is difficult to fix the target. The controller also feels cheap, like sticking your phone in it many times might break it. This controller has so much potential, if it was the same size and fill as an Xbox controller with a telescoping part and no dead zones it would be perfect. But I had to send mine back. If you don't care that you don't have a rear grip and it doesn't feel like a…

I ended up getting a Revain gift card from work and slammed it on this controller! I'm glad my kids destroyed my last telescope controller and it's a significant upgrade. I like that it looks like a regular controller without a phone. Since I use Stadia, I like it very much. It's responsive, although it took me a second to get used to its sensitivity. In general I like it! I don't know if I'm paying the asking price, but I'm definitely comfortable with this controller, unlike the previous one…

This is by far the best phone controller I've ever used. I first bought it to play emulated DS games on my phone and it's perfect as you can place your phone vertically in the controller. The buttons are perfect and look just like the original DS buttons. However, I recommended using this controller with a larger phone. I tried my brother's smaller iPhone horizontally and the sides wobbled a bit. I have used this with my s21 ultra and as it is so large there is no wobble. The only real downside

I am very satisfied with this controller. I was given a choice between this, a Razer Kishi, and a Power-A Bluetooth Moga Xbox controller. I went with it because while the Kishi looks premium, it's not Bluetooth. And I don't like how it looks like using a clip-on power controller. I love how this controller looks like something Microsoft released as an Xbox controller of sorts designed for mobile cloud gaming. I like the spacing between the sticks and the buttons, most other controllers on the…

This is a really good relatively compact gamepad that packs a lot of useful features. The things I liked the most were: • Actual X-Input support, which means I can use it seamlessly with my Windows PC games as if it were an X-Box gamepad. • Expands enough to fit in my Note 10+ (without my phone case of course) • Works when folded like a normal gamepad. (Also no awkward gap in the middle) • All the basic buttons and functions you'd expect from a good gamepad (analog triggers, clickable sticks…

This controller is one of the best controllers for mobile gaming. It can be extended to almost any phone including larger phones like my Samsung Note. Once you finish playing it will collapse to such a small size. You can easily stow the controller in its case in the front pocket of regular pants. That's by far the best part. The next best thing is a mapping app. Android really shines. You can use it natively as an Xbox controller input or just use the mapper overlay. If you don't want to spend

First the pros. All of the face buttons have a nice feel, and the D-pad feels pretty good. In games with gamepad support it works without problems. However, there are far more disadvantages than advantages. First, the overall build quality is pretty poor. The pieces fit together and there are huge, ugly seams all over the place. Another thing I absolutely hate is that the triggers don't have a click, making them spongy and awful. The whole thing folds up pretty easily with my phone inside and…

Wanted to try this controller because it's one of the few telescope controllers available. Unfortunately, that doesn't live up to the excitement promised by the Kickstarter campaign. First off, the controller seems very cheap. The plastic molding is thin, making the controller feel hollow and unpolished. The seams where the two plastic parts join are not smooth, which is not what you would expect from a controller in this price range. The ABXY feel pretty good, they have a short travel, and…