10 game controllers for smartphones and tablets
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6 Comments
2. nokia4ever posted on 18 Feb 2013, 09:38 0
i loved the pad no 1 and 3 bec i dont need to handle the phone or trying to find a comfortable place to put it while playing i think one of these two pads need to come in box with a flagship device or any other similiar and comfortable gamepads jus like the xperia play and name it console phone so we can use the phone separetley or attach it to the gamepad it may sell more than the s3
3. Sharky posted on 18 Feb 2013, 09:48 0
Wish they would make better joysticks for these. I've tried the Nyko and Moga and I can't play any FPS games because the joysticks aren't smooth enough.
5. darac posted on 18 Feb 2013, 11:07 0
icontrol pad is obviously meant for a tv - mirroring use.
Some neat products here!
Does iDroid have a holder for the phone?
6. downphoenix posted on 18 Feb 2013, 14:57 0
Too bad there was no mention of the Gameklip, since although it is not a controller itself, it allows you to clip on and use a PS3 controller with your phone... and honestly, the PS3 controller blows these out of the water. Well except maybe the iDroid, that looks like a good controller.
The MOGA game controller comes with a holder designed to grasp your smartphone tightly while you're playing – anything up to 3.2 inches in width should fit. But since the accessory works over Bluetooth, your handset does not need to be attached to it. MOGA works with tablets as well and a pair of AAA batteries can power it for up to 18 hours.
Compatibility: Android
Price: $49.99