That’s where mobile game controllers come in. These devices can turn your smartphone into a traditional handheld console, providing the best gaming experience on the go. There's no shortage of titles ...

There are a ton of mobile controllers out there. Most of them are bad but there are some great ones out there too. The G8 ...

The G8 Plus worked with every game we tested, and we were pleased with the quality of its analog sticks, triggers, and buttons, which were comparable to the ones found on a mobile gaming controller.

Our GameSir X2 review looks at a mobile Bluetooth gaming controller that fits most phones and has minimal lag, making it a solid choice for gaming on the go.

Not only that, with its familiar Xbox button layout, it really is the perfect controller for Xbox game streaming. Specifications The GameSir G8 Galileo Mobile Gaming Controller we reviewed has the ...

It means that you don't have to worry about your session being cut short by that pesky battery drain notification. More ...

The Backbone One is a well-built and well-designed game controller for mobile devices — and any smartphone gamer should consider one.

In 8BitDo’s app, I was able to remap the controller’s two back buttons as well as set up separate profiles for individual games. This really came in handy and I’m glad I downloaded it ...

We spent weeks gaming with the Turtle Beach Atom controller, which is great if you want console-like experiences for native mobile games and streaming services.

This one is $59.99, and that’s a lot for a controller without buttons. But, if you value its removable battery in place of Anker’s built-in fan, it might be worth checking out.

Step 1: On the DualShock 4 controller, press and hold the PS and Share buttons simultaneously until the light bar begins to strobe. The controller is now in pairing mode. Step 2: On the mobile ...