Which gaming triggers are best for phones? Mobile gaming is growing at a rapid pace. In 2020, users played more than 5 billion hours per week of mobile games. Due to this increase in playtime, many ...

If you ever used a phone with a flip-out keyboard, or even the PSP Go, you’re already a little familiar with the concept here. The MCON is just that, but, unlike with those devices, the screen here ...

GameSir has been running with its X2 smartphone controller for a few years now, and the revised X2s squeezes some impressive capability into a budget package. This mobile controller offers up Hall ...

The left-handed USB-C port is a tad odd The design isn’t for everyone Buttons could feel small for blessed hands Could use an audio passthrough port We may receive a commission on purchases made from ...

8BitDo, once known exclusively as a purveyor of Nintendo-infused nostalgia, has expanded in recent years into all sorts of gaming controllers and accessories. The company’s latest foray is into mobile ...

CNET’s expert staff reviews and rates dozens of new products and services each month, building on more than a quarter century of expertise. A controller that wants to be wherever you're gaming? The ...

"The Trigger Mug integrates existing mobile gaming technology into an elegantly designed tea mug, allowing players to maintain full gaming control." When you purchase through links on our site, we may ...

The design of the Gamesir X2s mirrors the tactile feel of handheld gaming consoles, particularly the Nintendo Switch. It features Switch-like tactile switches for the ABXY and directional buttons.

The Nomad is Scuf’s first foray into the mobile market and it brings its premium pedigree with it. When Scuf first shared its plan to release a mobile controller with me, I assumed it would be ...

Today’s retro recreations are so good at replicating the Game Boy’s look, feel, and portability. The problem is, my pockets are already occupied with my mobile supercomputer that contains my life ...