GameSir X2s Bluetooth Mobile Gaming Controller for iOS, Android phones and PC, Hall Effect Joystick Can Adjust Height Phone Game Controller – Bluetooth 5.3 Connectivity – Zenless Zone Zero, Steam LinkCarbonfree Certified

The GameSir X2s Bluetooth mobile gaming controller is ideal for gaming on iOS, Android phones, and even PCs. The Hall Effect joystick provides precise control, and the adjustable height feature keeps it comfortable for extended play. Bluetooth 5.3 connectivity ensures a stable and lag-free connection, making it ideal for fast-paced games like Zenless Zone Zero or platforms like Steam Link.The construction is sturdy, and it is designed to accommodate a wide range of phone sizes. Whether you are a casual or serious gamer, this controller's responsiveness and ease of use make mobile gaming more enjoyable.

Played a good few hours of minecraft on here & had no issues at all. Pairs via bluetooth so no plugging into the phone itself. However, being wireless, it does require charging the controller itself but seems to last a good while.Nice design & buttons feel good. Had no issues with the bumpers throughout the whole gaming sesh so pretty happy! :)

Unfortunately I tried very hard to get this to work. It paired with my phone perfectly fine. However, when trying to play a game, the buttons would do absolutely nothing, which was very unfortunate as I had high hopes for this product.

Makes mobile gaming much more enjoyable by having physical buttons rather than using the phones screen where you end up obscuring your view of the screen. Effortlessly connected to my phone and is a good fit for my Samsung Galaxy S22. I didn't really see any noticeable lag in the control inputs whilst playing Real Racing 3 from the Google store. I also connected it via Steam Link and played games from my PC while lay in bed this was also really easy to set up.It's quite comfortable to hold, if you're use to using a Nintendo 2DS then you'll feel right at home as that is what it's modelled after. I'm use to an Xbox controller on my PC but I have quickly adapted to this style. The buttons all feel good and are responsive, the handset can be further customized using the App (Android).I can see my self gaming on my mobile much more now. The only thing that I would have liked to see is some kind of pass through charging for my phone, though I understand this would be difficult to implement due to the vast number of different phone designs out there.

I have large hands so when I use my phone to play games I tend to cover up a lot of the screen which c an get annoyingThis controller fits even my Pro max phone with its case too and now I can play games whilst seeing all the screenThere is some small lag sometimes but for the majority of games its finePlus if I get tired I can just pop the phone onto its stand and hold the controller

Easy to connect and good quality

This has absolutely no trouble holding my Galaxy Fold 6 securely, and if it holds that just fine I have no doubt it'll hold most things just fine. And overall it will do *most* things, well really well to be honest. It does have some draw backs though.First off, if you want to use this with a PC, you won't be able to use it and charge at the same time. It defaults to being a detected as an XBOX 360 controller, but also tries to be a mouse and keyboard at the same time, and it just doesn't work out. That said this isn't really intended for PC use so I'm cutting it a break here, I mean sure it'll be nice if you're travelling to carry just one pad, but your games deserve better. I'm not holding this particular issue against it, since as I said it's not the intended use case, just making you aware.Right these issues are a bit worse and I will hold against it. Firstly the common failing of most 3rd party pads I've tried but the D-Pad is bad. It's micro switched which is a bit odd, but fine, however it's not really in the most comfortable spot you really have to bend your thumb to get it if you have larger hands, and getting diagonals on it... Yeah not happening. Honestly I would just avoid it the d-pad. I'm not going to be too hard on this because of the d-pad, it is after a portable niche device with only limited space to work with, and the excellent sticks do make up for it, but either way yeah still would avoid it.Also the A button is kind of hard to hit, I feel like it needed to be higher on the pad, or maybe offset further to the right a little, since you kind of have to bend your thumb over the top of the right stick to get at it. It's not terrible but it's not the most comfortable experience either. Again I get it, small portable device, limited options for ergonomics, but still not what I'd call good. All the rest of the buttons are good though.The sticks themselves, well they feel horrible out of the box, they're just too small, too slippery, and the travel feels "off". However also included are 4 rubber covers for the tops of the sticks, these fit perfectly, don't feel in the slightest bit loose, and totally transform the feel of the sticks. With the caps installed these easily rival 1st party (except Nintendo Switch joycons which are worse than this), and 8-Bitdo (which you should use instead of Nintendo Joycons) pads in every way.This does come with a bunch of advanced features, but their fiddly to use, and you'll almost certainly forget how to use them without the manual handy, so chances are they'll never be used. I almost certainly won't be.So yeah far from perfect, maybe better for smaller hands, but still a great option, for say doing a bit of steamlink via your phone, and I am still super impressed just how well this hold my galaxy fold.