BEBONCOOL Mobile Controller for Android, PUBG Mobile Game Controller with Triggers for 3.5 to 6.5 Inch Android Phone,Mobile Remote Controller Gamepad for FPS Games

I love it. It's tough to understand setup at first so I'll say right here (for android users). Once connected and the proper app downloaded and the controller is setup to the device, just1.) start your game (emulator or otherwise) with normal on screen controls of that game or emulator.2.) Press this controller's edit button3.) Select new4.) Press any button on the controller (it will pop up on the screen)5.) Drag it directly over the button you want it mapped to.6.) When finished click save (choose the simultaneous something option).***TIP***Make sure when you switch from one game/emulator you have this controller mapped to on that device you close out of that game/emulator before opening another game/emulator on that same device you have the controller mapped to work with also or it seems to have issues with operating properly according to your intended mapping.Now actual review on the product (will be quick).The device seems pretty durable. The buttons are solid and responsive. I haven't noticed any lag or anything. Buttons light up for playing in dark setting also.

not bad item couldn’t get it to work with my iphone xs max on ios 13.3i’ll pair it via bluetooth and follow the instructions on how to map the buttons to the on screen controls tried several games such as bullet force, warface global operation and critical ops n when i map the buttons n went back into the game i had different buttons for the game instead of the ones i set it fordunno if it’s the device or the shootingplus v3 app but i couldn’t get it to work properly n figured it’s not worth the headache so i’m returningkinda expected with chinese products as they can be a hit or missi use my ps4 controller and it works perfect on games that support it like codm and mc5anyway good product tried getting it to work for a few games that wasn’t on the app couldn’t so getting it returnedi’ll look into the next modeli’ve seen good reviews on it n a few bad ones but i decided to buy it to see if it worksit did feel good in the hand while i was trying to play free fire and needs for speed no limits gave me that nintendo switch feelings n all the buttons worki’m guessing it was the app but who knowsanyway good day.

Well,I must be honest. I don't play mobile games. I got this specifically for playing Microsoft Xcloud. At 1st I thought it was going to be a waste.because its defaulted for touchscreen games.,but I figured out that in Android HID mode it does work for Xcloud. The control scheme is identical to an Xbox controller. The placement of the XBAY buttons is a little off center for my liking,but is fine.(It is cool how they're backlit to show the colors.)All button presses feel good,nothing loose,or shaky.I did have some issue with its bluetooth connecting initially,but Turning it off,and reconnecting seems to work it out. Analog sticks aren't nearly as smooth as a console controller either,but it wasn't difficult getting around in games. I played Madden 20,Tekken 7,Forza Motorsport 7, and Crackdown 3 seamlessly while connected to this on my Galaxy S9 plus via Xcloud. Again making sure to set it to Android HID. Setting controls for mobile specific games requires you to do so in game,using the touchscreen to move your control scheme around for ideal play. That's not for me though,HID seems to be a preset analog set up. However it seems to work just fine for touchscreen settings. For 35$ I dont feel an urge to go for the Razer brand Junglecat controller that gives similar functionality for 3x the price. There's great value here. Now I can Xcloud without the funky phone clip/ Xbox controller set up.

Bit of background - I was using this controller alongside Steam Link, which allows for pairing of bluetooth controllers with default input configurations (left/right/up/down, a/b/x/y, etc).Cons:x. Requires an application. I was under the assumption this app would be peripheral if I wanted to change some of my button maps, but no, it's required to use this controller even as a basic controller.x. The app is finicky. Evey time I opened Steam Link, I'd have to remap the input through the app (even though I had saved it, even though it was tied to Steam Link), and easily 75% of the time, Steam Link didn't register the mapped buttons. Instead of a one-time setup and then popping my phone in for gaming on the go, I was spending 10 minutes each gaming session trying to get my buttons to work - and more often than not, they simply would not, and I'd resort to using the on-screen touch input, instead.x. No room for charging cord. Running Steam Link + Bluetooth + the controller app ate through my phone's battery something fierce.x. Cheap construction. I was afraid it was going to break every time I put my phone in. It's also not very gentle to the phone - my case is too clunky to fit into this controller, so I'd play without the case, but the edges of the controller are not smooth at all, and scratched up my phone. I don't really care about that so much, but some people do, so it's worth noting.Pros:x. When it did work, it worked really well. It's a good size (with my phone in, it was just a touch more narrow than a Switch Lite), there was no noticeable latency at all (considering my setup was bluetooth input -> phone -> PC playing Steam game on wifi -> phone, this is truly amazing).x. It's really attractive. The LED lighting for the buttons is really appealing.Unfortunately, at the end of the day, I didn't find the frustrations to be worth the price tag, so I've since returned it.

One of the worst experiences, if you have a Galaxy s10 plus, the app does not detect the controller, goes in and out. Spent 5 hours going from different apps to see if it would work and it doesn't. The original app they tell you to use is worthless, questionable as well. Compared to my buddy who has an Iphone works the best on that. Definitely not buying this brand returning ASAP.