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.

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

Both controllers are advertised to be compatible with any Android smartphone up to 6.7 inches, which unfortunately leaves out many high-end premium phones, including Samsung's Galaxy Note 20 Ultra.