BEBONCOOL Mobile Game Controller for PUBG Mobile Phone Triggers Controller for iPhone iOS Android

so i got this because i seen the reviews on it saying it works for both ios and android so i went and bought it just to see if it was really true although at first it was a bit buggy but after a charge and programming it through the application that the manual tells you to download it was all good afterwards although it could be better it works great for meLikes:Comfort:this remote feels nice in the hands i could go a couple matches on my favorite shooters and my hands feel fine and the fact it gives you a full view of the game is pretty awesomeJoysticks:they remind me of the ps vita just with a longer stroke very smooth and easy to use with some resistanceAndroid And iOS compatibility:yes this remote works with both and there is an app on both platformsDislikes:Battery Indicator:there is not really a way to figure out if the battery needs to be charged besides the remote joysticks acting deadzoned in-gameoverall its something worth buying if you like playing PUBG or ROS and GOB i will post a video on the remote as soon as i can so you can see it in action

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  I recently started getting into using emulators on my phone again and wanted a controller since touch screen gameplay is not ideal for a lot of older console games.I liked the shape of this one so I went with it.I use my Samsung S10e with this controller.It took me a little while to set it up initially because I misread the instructions and connected the controller wrong. Make sure that for your first time setting the controller up, press HOME and A (for Android). (Or HOME and B for iOS I believe). Or if you're playing something that's already supported like PubG, I think HOME X? If you don't put it in one of these modes and just connect to bluetooth right after turning it on, you might have issues with detecting controller input in games. I would recommend going to their YouTube channel and watching their quick set up video if you have issues getting apps to see the input.Once I got it set up, everything was good.If you're using the controller for games other than PubG, Fortnite, or whatever apps are really popular right now (like me with emulators), or just want to manually map keys, you'll need to download this app called ShootingPlusV3. From there, turn on floating ball key, (basically like an fb chat head) and you'll be able to go into your app and map the keys. After finishing that and saving the mappings, you can turn off the floating ball and the settings will be saved for future times you reconnect with the controller. After the first set up, reconnecting has been effortless, so I'm happy there.Been playing games like Project M (modified Super Smash Bros Brawl) using the Dolphin emulator. A bit hard to do smash moves, but otherwise it works, so I'm really satisfied. Still blows my mind that I can play Wii games on my phone now.Construction feels good; to me it doesn't feel flimsy, and the buttons are all clicky with low travel except for the d pad, which is like your traditional playstation d pad. Battery life has been good for me. Overall, I'm happy and can't really complain.

Right off the bat setup was an issue because the Home and Mode buttons are switched so it took a lot of messing around because none of the instructions would work, at least not on the buttons that claimed to be home and mode.Also the R1 button does not work, it shows a circle with slash over the button in the button config screen.The Select and Start button should have the names removed or changed, you cannot use them for anything but the button config menu. Also, I would use the analog stick click buttons for select and start but the button is configured to the same location you move the analog stick directional movement to. It's hard to imagine a scenario that wouldn't render the stick buttons useless without the touchscreen input being separated.Also there's something screwy going on with it. When I press certain buttons at certain force it will trigger other buttons, not buttons next to each other either, like pressing the left analog stick to hard will make one of the four buttons on the right trip.The most disappointing part is it's about a 1/4 inch too short to fit around my otterbox on a Note 9. I was really hoping to find something that didn't require me to remove the otterbox all the time which is a bit of chore.It would also be great if there was a mode that let you use actual button mapping on apps that support a controller. I find the analog stick touch input emulation to be very spotty.Overall I'd say it might work for some people, I'm assuming some of the issues mine has are just a fluke but it's hard to say without trying more. Considering the issues I have and it not fitting my phone the way I wanted I will probably return it.$40 is way too much for it to function like this.

I used this gamepad to program Pubgm and even Cyber Hunter. Yes it works, but if you're looking for instructions on how to program it, it's limited for what comes in the box. You'll have to do some research via YT and Google. What's frustrating is presets buttons don't coincide with newer phones such as the Samsung Galaxy s10+ for example. The elongated infinity screen stretches out the preset functions making them inoperable. However, tablets and box like phones will work just fine with a few minor adjustments ( you'll have reset in game button functions to original station).**must have app to program this device: ShootingPlus V3 (free in playstore)How does this feel in my hands? Feels like I'm holding hard plastic. Not made for comfort.

Funciona bien en general y buena su interfaz, sin embargo la calibración del joystick para la mira es muy poca y cambia abruptamente al tratar de apuntar, así que lo vuelve muy complicado de usar, además que la resistencia de los materiales no es de muy buena calidad, si mejoraran la calibración y la durabilidad sería una excelente compra

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