ipega Wireless 5.0 Wireless Joystick Gamepad Game Controller Compatible with Android Smartphone /PS3/ N-switch (Android 6.0 Higher System)

I really like this controller. It was easy to configure out of the box. Works perfectly with PCSX2, NeoGeo, and other emulators. The weight is very comfortable (to me anyway), and the latency is low. Idk why the hell anyone would buy a controller for a phone (ummm wtf... gaming on a tiny little baby screen No thanks), but it is perfect for PC. Definitely recommended.

This works fine. The only issues I have with it are the deadzones and it doesn't always bluetooth connect. It can take some time to connect.

It’s heavy, it’s sturdy, the weight is great for a controller. The buttons are responsive and have a neat lite behind each. Blue tooth set up is simple even for an amature like me. It’s very responsive to inputs its literally a game controller!I wasn’t expecting such a quality build for the price, value wise it blows Xbox and ps4 out of the waterOh forgot to mention it has an awesomely long battery life!

I hate it it don’t work give me my money back now

The joystick placement is terrible. They copied gamesir's design. They look and feel similar other than that. Suppose it's good for the price but don't think I can get use to the odd joystick placement. Too close together and far down it makes the controller feel more unbalanced. It's hard to say about lag etc. Since I'm moving so sharply in mc5 due to joystick placement. I've had 2 moga controllers and gamesir. Thinking about going back to moga. I have a black shark it hardly fits in the phone holder. So if you have a large phone it's not gonna fit

Even I gave it 5 Stars. I had not the opportunity to Play with it. So far has 2 Computers detecting It. But in Windows 10 64 Bit on devices does not appears as a Game pad. But like a Keyboard Mouse combo. Must add: When I went to properties and calibration I see all buttons work as supposed to be. Adding too @ of my computers did not have Native Bluetooth in them. Adding a PCIE Board or a EEIC mini board did not Solved the Detecting Problem. Even I see many Blue toothed on my Bluetooth network. But Adding a Amazon USB Bluetooth Dongle The detection was fast and Device set up and Calibration did too

Great feel to the controller, just wish it was supported by some of the major games, like pubg

Excellent. Bought to use with my Galaxy S10. Feels really good quality, zero lag as far as I can see, if you're into emulation like me this is an essential purchase. Pairing is a doddle. The led buttons are a classy touch.

Buen producto, pero tardó mucho en llegar

PROS: I've owned a previous ipega remote and while it was nice to have, it felt a little clumsy but decently built. I should note that I got this to use ion a PC only. This time along, the PG-9099 is a solid gamepad. It's very well built. It's sleek and the grip feels very nice in your hands. The LED's on the buttons are an attractive touch. The analog sticks are very comfortable, they don't slip and they are nice and rigid. The buttons are all well placed and reactive. There's 2 interchangeable caps for the D-pad, which is kind of a neat feature. The "Home" button for Android devices works as an extra button on Windows. Which is nice for hotkey assignments in emulators. I like the fold-away phone holder. It's tight, doesn't flap around or look like an eye-sore.CONS: The D-pad takes a lot of getting used to. You have to touch along the edge of the cap to get a feel for which direction you're actually pushing. The analog sticks, though very well designed, are not very smooth in calibration tests. The rear trigger buttons are not actually analog triggers, they're just buttons. I've never used analog triggers in games, so really not a problem for me, but still, they are triggers.FINAL THOUGHTS: The ipega PG-9099 is worth every penny. Its downfalls are not terrible . Buy this and you won't be disappointed.

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Il et super pi il fite avec les note 9 et 8

I wanted to love this.Feels great. Looks nice. Good price. Easy to connect. But it has one major flaw (and one minor one).Minor: Buttons are ok but you have to push the button all the way in after the "soft bump" you feel for buttons to register. Also hold down a button really need to HOLD IT DOWN HARD. The controller would think you released the button even before you lift it past the soft bump. The LT and RT are also way too clicky and loud in my opinion.Now the main problem: DEAD ZONES.The dead zones on both sticks are VERY noticeable. If you move the stick less than 15-20% of the whole way, it won't detect any movement at all. With an legit controller, Xbox controller for example. You can easily draw circles on test programs. This ipega model, however, makes movement all edgy and often snaps to the "max". It's so horrible to the point where most of the time it won't even register corner input. It's almost better to just use the Dpad for movement then the joysticks. This is not noticeable if you play games that don't have that mechanics (like old SNES games), but if you play something more modern, especially shooters, you won't be able to adjust your aim little by little as it either don't register your movement or just snaps to the edge.I should've done more research before buying. There are actually tons of people complained about it while searching on Google on different ipega models. Apparently ipega is known to have bad sticks.Don't trust the Youtubers trying to sell this to you. I think they actually get some sort of commission if you use their links in the video description. So of course they will tell you this is the best controller ever.