EvoFox Go Smartphone Bluetooth Gamepad for iPhones, iPads & Android | 2 Macro Back Buttons, Dual Vibration Motors, Turbo Mode, Analog Triggers, High Precision Joysticks | Android KeyMap Mode (Grey)

TLDR: Excellent controller. Nice ergonomics, satisfying clicky buttons, natural layout, dual mode (bluetooth for convenience, wired for low-latency), can play PC games, NICE battery life.Preface:I DON'T play PUBG style mobile games or other action based competitive mobile games. I mostly play emulator games (PS2, Dreamcast, Nintendo older consoles), and retro / casual titles such as Bully, GTA San Andreas, Minecraft, Terraria etc. Also PC games via both Moonlight+GameStream (streaming games onto your phones on local network if you have an NVIDIA GPU), and emulator games + AAA/AA games on PC. Please take this into consideration against some of my points.Preference based positives:+ L2/R2 are NOT analog triggers, they are clicky buttons instead (but they are DAMN SATISFYING):After being disappointed at first that L2/R2 are not analog triggers, after some usage I realized that I prefer the current clicky buttons instead. Most games I play (including modern day PC AAA titles) use L2/R2 as digital shooting buttons, where this fits perfectly. The only analog usage is in vehicle acceleration control, which I realize I mostly drive my vehicles at full speed anyway, and tappy tap for lower speeds is fine for me. Your mileage on this may vary, but do think about how much you use the L2/R2 as triggers rather than buttons. The L2/R2 clickyness makes them feel very nice, especially in PS2 and Nintendo old era games, where both have historically had digital buttons for L2/R2 (Nintendo still doesn't use analog triggers). This old era of consoles have incredible Android emulators (and incredible games), which one MUST utilize, especially now that AAA games are getting worse day by day.~ Bluetooth connectivity / no holder-adjacent USB-C connector:Many equivalent controllers that cost anywhere from 1.5x to 3-4x use direct connection on the right side of the holder for direction connection with your phone for low latency / input lag reduction. This is nice, but hear me out. With bluetooth connectivity, I can keep the phone on the table or an external holder somewhere, and play it OUTSIDE of the controller just by using bluetooth. OR if you REALLY want to use the low latency mode, you can connect a cable and get low latency on it (this means you can't keep the phone in the controller holder exactly centered if you use a cable, but you do have the option to keep it in the top half of the holder, which is a nice enough compromise). It might be nice if a second version of the controller addresses this.One issue about the wired mode for Android is that the controller layout becomes the Nintendo Pro Controller layout for some reason (The A/B keys and X/Y keys are flipped. Everything else is the same). Weird, but everything still works. For emulators you can remap the keys to revert this. For Minecraft, I just used the Nintendo layout when wired, it's not bad, just different. But maybe this can be fixed in a future updated version.~ PC gaming is so nice with this (when wired!)I got the Bluetooth mode working with PC games, but honestly I don't know why but it's a bit iffy. But wired mode? Incredible. Works perfectly, no issues. I have stopped using my XBox layout controllers and I use this with long USB-C cables to play PC games. This was honestly a great hidden feature since they don't explicitly mention Windows compatibility anywhere (or I didn't check it well enough), but as soon as I found this out, I bought another one.Some objectively good things:+ LIGHTS CAN BE TURNED OFF!!:How many controllers are there where they give extra-bright lights on the buttons or the center and it hurts your eyes? Both sets of lights in this (buttons + analog sticks) can be turned FULLY OFF. Extremely GREAT FEATURE.+ Clicky, satisfying, high quality buttons. The clickyness is honestly great and underrated.+ Great build, high quality holder material.+ No excessive decals / graphic design on the controller, fairly mature printed on stuff.Other nice features:+ Once you disconnect your phone's bluetooth, the device shuts down instead of looking for alternative connections. GREAT!What about cons / issues? Aside from what I've already covered regarding the L2/R2 different approach (which I personally don't mind), for me this is one of those rare items which are actually pretty freaking perfect. The price is incredible, the console is incredible, I haven't charged this once since it came, been playing for 2 weeks or so now (sometimes wired, so that might be charging it back up), but my personal experience has been really great. I would HIGHLY recommend it. I would buy 1000 of them if I could afford it and distribute it to all my friends (Instead I've just been telling them to buy this!) Anything to keep this item from going out of manufacturing!TLDR again: Go for it.

TLDR: Unless you have an older iPhone that requires a lightning connection this is a clear best in class controller and the only one on the market worth considering at this time in my opinion. If you're on the fence and thinking about going a little cheaper just save for this, it's worth it. 100% without a doubt. for more specifics you can see my full review below.For reference, I have used quite a few mobile controllers previously.Starting with shape, This controller has the profile of a full-fledged console controller in my hands without compromises. There are textured grips molded into the plastic of the back of the controller as well as the triggers which helps give a locked in feeling in the hands. I also like the placement of the face buttons analog sticks Dpad etc. with it being very close to standard xbox layout but just alittle more squeezed together. I absolutely love this layout. Shape/Ergonomics 10/10Components:I want to start with the weakest part of this controller first. The triggers are very light and lack tactility. It comes down to Personal preference but I think the feel of those triggers could be improved. Overall they are very usable though so it shouldn't be a dealbreaker for most and that being said they are still best in class so yeah... Triggers 9/10The bumpers are clicky and feel good no complaints here. Bumpers 10/10The face buttons are a bit spongey and bottom out to a satisfying click it feels very premium.Facebuttons 10/10The DPAD is excellent it rolls and is clicky and responsive very solid in fighting games although it might take some time to get used to if you've never used a rolling DPAD like I have. however, its extremely comfortable to use and accurate once you get used to it. If there was some way to make it feel just a bit tighter it would be perfect. DPAD 9/10Analog sticks, OH BOY FPS games are now fully playable on mobile. These sticks are full sized and absolutely slap. Hall effect yada yada I could go on; just know they are probably better if not on par than what you're rocking on your main controller. Analog sticks 10/10Lastly we have the quality of life stuff; Its all here passthrough charging. A home/guide button. Screenshot button is cool. start and select are in very acceptable places and sizes and 2 mappable rear paddles. The faceplates are also hot swappable so I'm interested to see how customizing those will look in the future.Overall I'd give this mobile controller a 9/10 which in my own words means its DANG NEAR PERFECT.

This gamepads even fits my iPhone 16 Pro Max with a hard case, so we don’t need to remove the case. Love the lightings and quick setups. The app doesn’t work with the gamepad, it connects but only works on touch. The only drawback is that the triggers are just click buttons and not trigger keys. Apart from that this is a good mobile controller overall 👍 mainly for its price. I got it in prime day sale for ₹2249/-