The controller was actually first designed by 19-year-old Josh King, who documented the process on his YouTube channel and created a prototype using a 3D printer. King and OhSnap then combined forces ...

this controller uses a MagSafe-like puck to magnetically attach a smartphone — iPhone or Android — to transform a phone into full-fledged portable gaming machine. Connecting via Bluetooth but ...

The GameSir X3 Pro Type-C is a high-performance mobile game controller designed to enhance your gaming experience.

The controller's hybrid D-pad and textured grip ... Sure, you won’t get Bluetooth to get in some action on your gaming phone, but the removable Micro USB works great with your PC right out ...

You simply snap your phone into the controller and you ... as well as any mobile game that already supports other standalone controllers. Not every game is compatible, however, so if you have ...

Phones are in a weird spot right now when it comes to gaming. They’re easily the most popular gaming devices on the market, but they also kind of suck to play on. Despite phones having the power ...

The default DualSense controller ... game streaming, specifically using the PS5's remote play option, then you absolutely need a Backbone One. This device easily connects to your iPhone or Android ...

has recently announced a new mobile clip for attaching Micro and Zero 2 gaming controllers to your phone. Now, you must be wondering what makes the mobile clip so different, right? 8BitDo ...