iPega PG-9087S Wireless 4.0 Game Controller Gamepad Joystick for Samsung Galaxy S10/S20/Note10, 🕹️ Oppo, VIVO, Xiaomi, LG, and Smart Android Mobile Phones & Tablets (Android 6.0 and Above) Review

Very pleased with the price/quality/functionality ratio. If you play from the phone in something not picky to control - the device is just right. Not very suitable for shooters, but for them using a gamepad and a phone is generally a bad idea. It would be possible to give the opportunity to turn off the backlight so that it does not hit your eyes with a bright red glow, especially when you use it in the dark You have to guess how much charge is left intuitively by the time of use, I did not…

Has pros: Good arrangement of controls, convenient location of the smartphone. Its cons: Looks better in the photo. Sticks are poor and crooked. Made of cheap plastic. There are microlags in the management. In reaction games, it's critical.

Pairs are easy when you know what to do. I've personally switched between the two devices and had to keep re-pairing, but that's to be expected with a cheaper Bluetooth device. It worked as intended and worked well. The battery often lasted longer than my phone without charging. It doesn't look particularly sturdy or bulky and is made entirely of plastic, but its light weight and foldability make it very portable. For 25€ I am very satisfied.

I use this controller on my Note 8 to stream PC games to my phone under the moonlight. This is great because the right stick is below the buttons, which is the layout for modern controllers, and not above the buttons like other controllers I've tried. It fits my phone perfectly. can play computer games like Nintendo Switch.

Pros: Decent form factor, not as good as DS4 but not bad either. Very compact. When folded, it reaches the size of a smartphone. Standard Android controller. It just works. Cons: Bad latency. Maybe it's my Moto X4, but I have bad input lag that makes many old-school games just unplayable. Soft keys that just feel uncomfortable. Hard joysticks. A bad cross. It feels like it has a slight twist, but you can still press all 4 directions at once. The delay is really killing him. I want to love it…

I bought this to use some emulators on my Android phone. I'll start by saying the actual mechanism that fits your phone in between is AWESOME. It fits well and ultimately feels like I'm holding a Nintendo Switch in my hands. The controller sometimes struggles to connect, but when it does, it works. I wish there was an app that came with it so I could change the default key settings and the /dpad keys are a bit muddy, but for playing emulators for 20-40 minutes at a time that's fine. With just a

If you are using it for Android, note that this controller does not offer built-in button remapping and button remapping is not always easy on Android. There is a third party app that requires too many permissions that dictate this. Also, my R3 trigger is a bit patchy and sometimes triggers multiple inputs. The input lag isn't bad for Bluetooth and it holds my phone very well. I'm currently using it for remote gaming via Parsec, and other than the somewhat sketchy trigger, it's pretty awesome…

Bought because of the high YouTube reviews. Promising at first glance, worked like a charm out of the box on first use. Even the buttons were correctly mapped for the emulators. The dead zone on the analog stick is a little noticeable, and it's not full analog range, it works like a diamond, not a full circle. When you play on 3D platforms like Sonic Adventure it seems like you are using a dpad. very hard feeling. Second application after just a few hours. on the same phone no longer recognizes

The input lag of this controller is very low for a Bluetooth input device. I tried it out on an Android device with Retroarch and mGBA, which already has a small amount of input lag by default, and this gamepad didn't add any noticeable extra lag, which is pretty impressive given how cool Bluetooth can be. The folks who developed this thing seem to understand that it's used for many Android emulators, so they made this thing's responsiveness top-notch. The reason it gets 4 stars instead of 5 is

I've been looking for a controller like this for a long time. I've tried many different iPegas and generally liked them (especially for the price), I always found something I didn't like about them. I use it mostly at night before bed. My wife (BRAG) is rightly annoyed by very loud and clicking buttons when I play next to her. This controller has buttons that are very responsive without being noisy like other budget controllers. The D-Pad matches the games I've played with it, and I haven't had

Really great and amazing for the price and very easy to use with my samsung galaxy note 10 and makes gaming so much easier than trying just to hold the phone in my hand. Your hands and using controls that appear on your phone screen, forcing you to try to manipulate them, forcing you to hit many different things at once. Do a lot of different things and easier moves and ways where as if just using your phone without a controller you are more likely to hit different things at once which will…