Clip the GameSir X2 Bluetooth Mobile Gaming Controller to an iPhone or Android to add physical controls to the handset. It uses a split design that puts the buttons and joysticks on either side of the ...

Gamesir has launched the new X2 Bluetooth model of the Gamesir X2 Type C mobile gaming controller; it’s fully compatible with Apple and Android smartphones. The company is also launching the GameSir ...

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With mobile gaming on the rise thanks to cloud streaming services like Xbox Game Pass Ultimate, Google Stadia, and NVIDIA GeForce Now, there’s been a need for mobile game controllers. GameSir has just ...

Razer has unveiled the new Razer Edge tablet, which promises to bring a premium Android and cloud gaming experience on the go, complete with a detachable controller, all for $399. As first teased by ...

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In brief: The Backbone One has long been one of the most popular iOS game controllers, praised for its cross-compatibility and other features that go above and beyond. Now, Android users can access ...

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Have yourself an Android handheld or mobile phone controller but don't know what supports it? Here are our three favourites ...

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