Joso Mobile Gaming Controller for iPhone, Android, Direct Play, Portable Bluetooth Mini Controller Gamepad Joystick with Magnetic Storage for iPhone 14 13 12 Pro Max, Galaxy S23 S22 S21 Ultra, COD

Does not work at allThe games on the app for the controller lead you to 404's on different websites, and the controller won't connect for remote play on any system..... I would 0 star this if that was possible....

Perfect for call of duty

Now first off, this is the first time I leave a review on anything as I find it a waste of time personally but I have to make 2 VERY IMPORTANT notes about this controller.Pros - When the Controller works, it is amazing, it feels natural and it is very responsive. The sticks are hard to get use to at first but once you've gotten use to it, it feels like second nature. The D-Pad is nice as it is very useful for Emulators for Classic Games that only had D-Pads which means more precise movement.Major Cons - The Bluetooth on the device is very very unresponsive, some days it'll stay connected for hours without disconnecting once. On the worst days, the controllers love to turn off at Random without warning and it seems to do it every 2 to 3 minutes even with a full charge. The shoulder Buttons feel very Stubby and cheap.If you're looking for a Cheap Controller, this may be one to overlook, maybe I got a defective one but I don't seem to be the only one as I did scroll through to see the Cons. When it works, it's Amazing as stated before but the Disconnecting, the Shutting off and the Shoulder Buttons prevent me from recommending these. If you need a cheaper option, I suggest just waiting and get a high quality controller for your phone or better yet, just get an Xbox/PS/Switch Controller of you really wanna play with a controller on your phone.

The Controller *Feels* and Looks Great.But the Right Analogue Stick is Drifting comically horribly. (To the Left @ 21°~ per second at a slight downward angle)If you want to always be playing Videogames like the Tasmanian Devil spinning around constantly.Look No Further.I'm either getting a Refund from Amazon, or I want a Hand-Picked WORKING model like I Paid for within a week!EDIT:Weeks later I've picked it back up out of the Box, to try and see if It didn't just magically fix itself.It didn't.But there is a QR Code on the back that takes you to a Pre 2004 looking Website.If you try and read the QnAs for this Product. You can find in BrokeN English a guide on how to Re-Calibrate the Joysticks.(As mine is the Right Side, you must hold B and Y, while Turning the Controller on.)After doing this ONCE, the JoyStick no longer experiences Drift.I would Rate Higher, if the Build Quality was a touch better, and if it actually worked correctly out of the Box, and didn't immediately require the need to read very broken English.

When I first got the controller it refused to connect properly to my phone. When I finally got it to connect it wouldn't stay connected. When it finally stayed connected it was pretty good. But 2 weeks later it now refuses to work properly, trying to act like a mouse and keyboard instead of a console style controller

My son absolutely loves it! Was a bit skeptical at first with other reviews but overall works well with iPhone 11

I really like this controller. It makes my iPhone 13 Pro Max, look and feel like a Steam Deck! I tried playing games locally, remote play on PS5, and Steam Link. All platforms felt good, but the lag on the remote play limited me to turn based games. That’s a problem with my network though, not the controller. Overall though still happy with it.I love how the controller is held together by magnets when not in use. Makes the product feel very well thought out, and more premium. Overall I was surprised at the build quality, didn’t expect it to feel this nice, especially with a big iPhone and an Otterbox case. Overall very good build quality.Now for the two flaws. The first is the thumb sticks being different locations, like on an Xbox controller. Great idea, but in practice, without the palm grip of an Xbox controller, it’s not very easy to use. If it had a palm extension it would be great. Or if they put the sticks in the same place, like on a PlayStation controller.The second flaw was dead zone. I couldn’t figure out how to adjust my dead zone as the controller has a smaller dead zone, but when playing PS5 games it felt like it took a lot of stick movement before I saw movement in game. Playing locally I didn’t notice the dead zone as much, but it was present in games like Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder’s Revenge on iOS. Just felt a lot smaller locally.If I could adjust the deadzone this would be near perfect. As it stands this is a 4.5 star mobile controller

I tried everything in the manual and the right side of the remote won't stay paired for more than a few seconds. So I couldn't even give this remote a good test drive. I however can say that I was disappointed in the D-pad when I discovered that it is a button D-pad and is pretty much useless for fighting games. Also I was disappointed to find out the the remote requires that both sides be charged separately. So you can't just plug it up before bed and wake up to find it ready to go in the morning unless you plug it up to 2 different chargers. I would suggest looking elsewhere for a game pad.