The Razer Kishi V3 Pro is a terrific mobile controller, as is the Kishi V3. But you'll need to pay a high price to get one.

Here are the best Android controllers. SlashGear. ... This particular model is a telescopic USB-C controller that works equally well with your PC as it does on Android smartphones.

The 8Bitdo Ultimate Mobile Gaming Controller is a versatile and feature-rich Bluetooth controller tailored for Android gamers. With its telescopic design, Hall-based analog sticks, and extensive ...

8Bitdo has been making cross-compatible Bluetooth controllers for years, and the Pro 2 is no different. Compatible with Switch, mobile devices, Steam, Raspberry Pi, macOS, and PC, this controller ...

In this article, we’ll be looking at the best Android controllers to buy in 2021. ... Since it is a telescopic controller, you just need to put your smartphone in between.

The $149.99 price tag is fifty dollars more than the company's other telescopic controller, the $99.99 Razer Kishi v2. The Ultra is three times the cost of other similar controllers from ...

It recently released a telescopic controller for Android phones, and it is now on sale. As spotted by the folks over at The Verge . The 8BitDo’s Ultimate Gaming Controller is on sale for $10 ...

The GameSir G8 Galileo is the accessory maker's latest attempt at a telescopic controller with numerous customization options and Hall effect joysticks, promising a premium gaming experience for ...

The GameSir X2s relies on a USB-C interface and works with a variety of Android and Apple smartphones. It can accommodate phones that are as tall as 6.6 inches (168 millimeters).

How does it feel? The first thing I noticed about the Kishi was that it was big, like really big. Clamped on a 6.25-inch LG G8x, the controller measures in at around 10.5 inches by 3.5 inches by 1 ...

GameSir has announced the launch of a new Android controller this week called the X4 Aileron, and it’s not like most of GameSir’s past mobile controllers. At least not the last few models.