IPEGA-PG9087S Wireless Game Controller Gamepad Joystick for Android/Samsung GALAXYS10/S10+GALAXY note9 S9/S9+for Huawei P30 P30 PRO OPPO VIVO X27 Tablet PC IOS smart phone Android TV Box

Truly great and awesome for the price and very easy to use with my Samsung Galaxy Note 10 and makes playing games alot easier than trying to play just holding your phone in your hands and using the controls that show on your phone screen and causing you to try and fanagle with them causing you to hit numerous different things at onceFor example playing adventure/shooting comes using the hand controller vs phone screen controls the controller allows you to do alot of different things and easier movement and capability where as if you are just using your phone without a controller you will be most likely be hitting various things at once which will cost you since trying to move and switch weapons or whatever you are trying to do it just makes things a whole hell of alot difficult without a controllerBeing able to simply just connect via Bluetooth makes thing smooth and if you download the shootingplus v3 app like is recommended in the packaging in the instructions you can configure the button assignment for what you want each one to do which in the long run makes your gaming experience alot smoother and easier along with the app allowing which apps have access to be assigned with the app and also has apps that are preassigned in the app even though they are not downloaded on your phone which in the app you can click on them and check them out and see what they are about and are like

I have the Axon M. It works right out of the box. No need for that crappy app. Controls are mostly responsive (see below). I love the color and gives my phone a nice gamepad look. No major issues so far.Feels cheap, but that's the norm with these controllers. D-Pad can be finicky. For ex., I press up and it might not respond. That's the biggest issue I have since I play classics with the D-Pad. That said, the buttons, triggers and D-Pad all feel cheap, but doable. Hope it lasts awhile.Note: You need to connect to Bluetooth twice for it to work. So I connect and immediately turn off BT and back on, reconnect. Its faster this way.

I've been looking for a controller like this for a long time. I've tried many different iPegas, and I generally liked them (especially for the price), I always found something about them I didn't like. I primarily use this at night before falling to sleep. My wife (BRAG) is rightfully pretty annoyed by super loud and clicky buttons while I'm playing next to her. This controller has buttons that are very responsive without being loud like other budget controllers. The d-pad is fine for games I've played with it and I haven't had any of the issues with the analog sticks that other reviews are reporting. It paired just fine with my LG V30 as long as I use mode 3. I've used it with all of the major emulators and it works really well. Also, unlike many other extendable controllers, this one goes narrow enough to put in a phone in portrait mode, which is perfect for DS emulation using something like Drastic. It also doesn't weight much, so the overall setup is probably half as heavy as a Nintendo Switch.It's great.

I absolutely love this controller. I love its shape, design, buttons, ease-of-use. It is fantastic for running emulated classic games on any Android or iOS device. The only thing that really really sucks is that the analog sticks are terrible. I don't mind the little bit of deadzone that plenty other reviews mentioned, but they are basically just super thin plastic snapped onto an actual control stick that has all the durability of a paperclip. I've had my controller for a month now and one analog stick has come off completely (with no hope of being fixed) and the second one probably only has one or maybe two more uses left in it. I wish there was a better made version of this same exact product, but idk. I guess I'll just have to keep buying a new one of these every month or two.

I had hopes that this would work well enough, but I was sadly disappointed.Pros:Great ergo. The sliding aspect to fit my phone was genius. It felt like I was holding a nintendo switch. It felt really good.It was easy enough to set up and get working on my phone.The instructions were easy to follow.It did work with Nvidia GeForce NowConsBad latency. Don't expect to play any multiplayer shooters. You will get wrecked. The latency makes it so that games are almost unplayable. Try to play pac-man...no way.Buttons are weak and uncomfortableThe plastic makes the whole design feel flimsy and there is a definite plastic feeling when pressing the buttons.Stiff joysticksThe D-Pad is not very good. I felt like I would break it if I pressed too hard.

Pros:Decent form factor, not as good as a DS4, but not bad either.Very compact. Folds up to be about the size of a smartphone on its own.Standard Android controller. It just works.Cons:Bad latency. Maybe its my Moto X4, but I am getting a bad input lag that makes a lot of old school games simply unplayable.Mushy buttons that just feel uncomfortableStiff joysticksLousy d-pad. Feels like it has a slight pivot, but you are still able to press all 4 directions at once.The latency really does kill it. I want to love it but that latency is just... Unreasonable.