Wireless Game Controller for iPhone, Megadream MFi Mobile Bluetooth Gamepad Joysticks for iOS/Android, Compatible with iPhone 14/13/12 Pro Max, Samsung Galaxy, Xiaomi, OPPO, Google, Direct Play (Blcak

I bought this controller not thinking too much about it due to the price and fact that there's been some hit and miss reviews.However, the controller worked straight out of the box with Minecraft and my Google 7, didn't need any configuration, all the buttons worked exactly like on my Xbox series X.Analogs are smooth and responsive, the buttons feel quality and respond well, it fits like a glove on my phone and is nice in the hand.The only downside for say people that want to play the first person shooters is that the triggers and rear buttons are click press and occasionally need a bit more pressure than you may be used to but that's just a very small niggle.So far I've played it for about 5hrs on one charge and it still hasn't ran out.All together I was pleasantly surprised and will recommend this to anyone for gaming on the move.

The quality of construction is really low. The buttons feel really bad, the bumpers have way too much resistance and the triggers look analogue but are just buttons. The thumbsticks feel really weird and the layout with the right thumbstick above the face buttons was a dreadful idea, left me really flustered trying to play Halo Infinite on xCloud. The D-pad is a travesty, it's just four buttons which feels really wonky and they have a really un-tactile squish almost like they're falling under their own weight. Honestly, do yourself a favour and get something more substantial if you take gaming on the go seriously, something like a Gamesir X2, Kishi or a Nacon.

It’s a really good joypad.Battery lasts well. Have used it to play all sorts of games on IOS and a Kindle fire. (Roblox, COD, Minecraft and Fortnite).iPhone 12 plus and IPhone SE fit really well.Just used as a joypad when playing on kindle and IPad.Only gripe is the right analogue stick. I just feel like they should have put it on the bottom and the buttons on top. (Suppose this is just my preference)

I like this. I do use it for gaming, but also for scrolling through newspaper websites using the analog sticks. Yeah, this is cool. It'll fit most phones, and most tablets too. It's got a lot of stretch capacity. Would absolutely recommend.(And yes, it does work on the PC if you feel like it... Bluetooth is Bluetooth)

Well this does what it says on the tin. It's a controller for your mobile. However, as a gamer who is 31yrs old and consider myself a veteran. Let me give you the rundown. The analog sticks are placed strangely, they are not in intuitive positions. Your hand will ache after a little while. The charging is a bit off and on. It initially shows a red light when plugged in but there's no indication it's finished charging. Sometimes controller just doesn't switch on and you need to push the tiny reset button with a toothpick. There is input delay on some games. And it's noticeable and terribly debilitating when playing a game that requires reaction speed like COD for example. Overall it works so I can't say it's a terrible product. But I don't think they thought about it fully.

What an amazing piece of equipment for online gaming using mobile technology this is essential if you love playing cod the settings are amazing you can also preset using sensibility adjustments long battery life and perfect for card taking online gaming for mobile to another level. For the price totally worth it changes the gameplay almost completely.

To set up and play using this was straight forward and easy, worked well until Bluetooth signal started disconecting my actual internet signal (every few mins) this made it impossible to play any online games like COD, really big let down for this, would not recomend to anyone, be more worth going for a bit more costly one instead and one that doesn't use bluetooth just incase same thing happens again.

Right control stick didn't work properly..