Bounabay Wireless Bluetooth Mobile Game Controller for Android/iOS with Motion Sensing

This is exactly the kind of controller I've been looking for. Aside from a couple small gripes, it's kinda perfect.I'm using this with a LG G6.It fits Horizontally with our without a case.Vertically it only fits while in a case (falls out otherwise.)PROS:- Pairs quickly- Detected and worked with 99% of games- More comfortable viewing angle than MOGA style controllers- Small- Good Battery lifeCONS:- Telescoping arms are mostly plastic- Spring is a little wimpy- Joy vs. Button placement is not perfect, slightly cramped

 Awesome controller. Very responsive with almost no lag, fits my phone great and adjusts easily. I tried it with a couple different games and it worked perfectly. Totally recommend for mobile gamers like me!PROS:- Connects quickly and easily;- Works well with most of popular games, such as Minecraft, Rules of Survival, Mobile Legends, Modern Combat 5, Portal Knights, Lego Starwars: TCS, etc.;- The buttons are very clicky and responsive with almost no lag;- Light weight but quality controller;- Small size. You can put it in your pocket;- Amazing battery life.CONS:- It doesn't work for IOS device;- You cannot fit a phone with any sort of thick case;- It's not big enough to support 10" tablets.

I ordered this as I love to emulate on my phone and have a few emulators, GBA, SNES, PS1, etc. I found that playing games on a phone, while it can work, is not ideal. I was a bit skeptical at first, but I am really loving this controller now. Out of the box, I was able to connect to Note 8 immediately and begin gaming. I did not have to do an extensive setup, however I had already set up everything on the emulators beforehand. I had to take off the slim case I had for the Note 8 to fit and when I did get it in the controller, it made the shoulder buttons harder to press for some reason. I had a spare note 3 that I have as a back up and after some downloading and setup of the emulators, it fit perfectly and sync'ed up without any hiccups! I will now use the older Note 3 as my dedicated emulation device thanks to this controller. There has been no noticeable lag in any of the games that I have played.Update 10/25/2018 : I added PPssPP to my emulators and I found that some of the games don't play nice with the controller, initially. I had to fiddle with a few of the options in the settings, but I was able to map the buttons after trail and error. I can finally play Ape Escape like it was meant to be played! I still really love this controller but the a button and right thumb stick are a bit closer to each other than I would prefer. The battery lasts forever, I have had to charge my phone quite a few times but I haven't had to charge the controller since I got it. I put on average maybe an hour or two every other day playing it, which could contribute to the long battery life. I was leaning to the IPEGA 9087 controller before I found this. Once I started doing research, I found this controller to meet my needs. I would highly recommend this product.

I just got this controller to use with my Samsung s8 plus. All I had to do was take it out of the box and pair it via Bluetooth with my phone and it works great. I use it to play Minecraft on my phone and I was relieved that I didn’t need to do any button remapping. Works great so far and feels durable.

I bought this and an 8bitdo zero just to have controller options and I love them both. The other one helped me figure out why this one may not work out of the box. First off, the software and dongle are just for remapping keys or using their software to set them to profiles that they have for popular Chinese games (e.g, Asian MMORPGs) without having to edit each button one at a time. You don't need to do any of those tricks listed in the description to get it to work. It's completely for rebinding keys to specific games with their official software, which is more hassle than that's worth.So how do you get this to work? Pair it normally and make sure under the information button (bluetooth > controller name FuWheiZhei > the little i next to it) it has a 3rd option under Unpair and Rename for "input device". This sometimes doesn't appear or isn't enabled by default because their device is detected as an input (mouse icon) device first rather than a gamepad (controller icon). I discovered that when going back and forth with my other controller to figure out why this one didn't work. Now they both work fine. You just need to make sure Input Device is turned on so it knows that the controller is meant to be used for navigation and interaction. That's it. I'm using mine on an Android 7.4/5 stars because while it's a great controller with nice features, they're selling it to the global market while putting China-grade effort into translation and support for other languages (heaven forbid they hire a native English speaker for once). The manuals are in Chinese, the site is in Chinese, and worse is that so is the software. If you want to remap your controller you'd best do a root first and then download 3rd party English tools. This controller is basically an out-of-the-box and you're-on-your-own kind of investment.Games like Sonic CD work fine by default. Games like Mobile Legends work for movement on the joystick but not for attacks (needs the support for touchpad emulation I'm guessing) or any other buttons. How well it will work in any specific game depends on how well those companies programmed controller support basically. Your mileage will vary immensely. Anything with full D-Input support like emulators will likely have no issues at all but I don't own any so I can't vouch for that.