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1. #BACKBONE ONE CONTROLLER NOT CONNECTING FOR ANDROID#
2. #BACKBONE ONE CONTROLLER NOT CONNECTING PRO#
3. #BACKBONE ONE CONTROLLER NOT CONNECTING PC#
4. #BACKBONE ONE CONTROLLER NOT CONNECTING BLUETOOTH#
5. #BACKBONE ONE CONTROLLER NOT CONNECTING WINDOWS#

Individual buttons make it easy to jump between your phone, computer, laptop, and Nintendo Switch. I mostly played Hades on the PC, but the controller worked well with Cat Quest 2 on my iPad too.

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There’s a USB-C port and Bluetooth for wired or wireless connections.

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The GuliKit KingKong 2 Pro has a 1,000-mAh battery that's good for up to 24 hours.

The vibrate is strong, and there’s a six-axis gyroscope for Switch games. (A few months in and no drift so far.) There is also a programmable button for Auto-Pilot Gaming (APG), allowing you to record up to 10 minutes of gameplay and tap the button to repeat. The main innovation is the electromagnetic joysticks designed to combat drift. Silky-smooth joysticks and satisfyingly clicky buttons make it a pleasure to use, and the D-pad is decent. It is textured for enhanced grip and feels comfortable in the hand for long sessions. Resembling a Switch Pro controller, the KingKong 2 Pro has a quality feel and good looks, with contrasting silver shoulder buttons and a black finish.

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Officially works with Nintendo Switch, Windows (Steam), Mac, Android, and iPhone All this controller lacks is support for PlayStation and Xbox.

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To sweeten the deal further, the 8BitDo Ultimate Software app for Android or iOS lets you remap buttons tweak the stick, trigger, and vibration sensitivity and even set up custom macros in your favorite mobile games. The 8BitDo Pro 2 has a rechargeable battery inside that’s good for about 20 hours, but it is removable, and you can swap in two AA batteries if you need. Just make sure you snag an 8Bitdo Mobile Clip ($15) to go with it. This Bluetooth controller can connect to four devices, so you can easily jump between a Nintendo Switch, MacBook, Android or iPhone, and Windows PC, or you can connect with a cable using the controller’s USB-C port. There are double shoulder triggers with two clever programmable buttons around the back so you can keep your thumbs on the sticks. I love the subtly textured back, which adds grip. The buttons are satisfying, and the analog sticks are sensitive. The D-pad is all too frequently a disappointment in phone controllers, but not here. With a unique combination of features, a thoughtful retro design, and solid performance, all at a reasonable price, this is the best mobile controller for most people. Subscriptions help fund the work we do every day. com and our print magazine (if you'd like). Special offer for Gear readers: Get a 1-year subscription to WIRED for $5 ($25 off). Updated September 2023: We added controllers from Backbone, PowerA, Riot, and Razer, and updated prices. And be sure to check out our many other guides, including the Best iPhones, Best Android Phones, and Best Mobile Games, to level up your gaming kit. We’ve marked which platform each controller officially supports, though there may be others that unofficially work. We tested several of the top smartphone controllers by playing various games for hours at a time to find the very best performers. What you need is a mobile game controller.

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The latest phones can run demanding, graphically impressive titles, so ports of popular PC and console games are increasingly common, but they’re not always fun to play with touchscreen controls. These days, there’s something for everyone. You can relax with a casual puzzle, indulge your tower defense addiction, or dip into some competitive shooter action. Follow me on Twitter while it’s still around.Mobile gaming has never been more popular. You'd be doing me a solid, too - it's a great way to support me and my work at no cost. The company added that Backbone One is compatible with most Android phones from manufacturers such as Samsung and Google.įor more gaming news, analysis and insight, follow my Forbes blog ! You'll get a weekly round-up email that includes everything I publish. Backbone says that orders placed now will arrive in time for Christmas. Like the iPhone version, Backbone One for Android costs $100.

The Android model looks just like the iOS one, albeit with a USB-C connector instead of a Lightning one. I do like the fact that there's a proper headphone jack as well as passthrough charging. The collapsible bridge means it won't take up much space in your bag either.

The controller runs off your phone's power and using a physical connection rather than Bluetooth reduces input lag.Īt least on the iPhone version, the Backbone One controls feel comfortable and responsive. You slide that open, slot your phone into the USB-C connector and close the other side to hold your phone in place. The two sides of the controller are connected by an extendable bridge. The Backbone One holds your phone in place thanks to its extendable bridge.