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Se adapta fácilmente a smartphone de hasta 167mm
Una vez instalado se ajusta al terminal y este no se mueve lo más mínimo
Joysticks y botones se desplazan sin golpes o similares
Las pads de goma tarseros para ofrecer un mejor agarre son muy cómodos
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Publicación: 2021-06-05, Autor: Jared , crítica de: talkandroid.com
Resumen: Smartphones quickly took over the market as one of the most popular places to play games, but it's only been recently that we've seen a surge in console quality, controller-friendly titles and services. Big games like Call of Duty have a serious presence...
Publicación: 2021-06-04, Autor: Paul , crítica de: pocketables.com
Resumen: Game controllers for your phone aren't new these days, but games that actually are advanced by them on Android and iOS are. I got very much interested in some of the clip on controllers back when streaming games were a new thing (the experience of those w...
Publicación: 2021-05-30, Autor: Victor , crítica de: t3me.com
the GameSir X2 Bluetooth Mobile Controller brings a lightweight and inexpensive solution if you're looking for a decent mobile game controller. We Like: + Maximum compatibility+ Great battery life+ Easy to set upWe Didn't Like: - A vibration motor would...
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Publicación: 2021-05-26, Autor: Jennifer , crítica de: androidcentral.com
Fits most phones w/ cases, Bluetooth connection, Easy pairing, Comfortable
Face button layout, No vibration motors, Not ideal for shooters
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Publicación: 2021-05-20, Autor: Julie , crítica de: the-gadgeteer.com
Don't have to remove the phone case to use the controller, Custom key mappings (if they worked), Easier gameplay with physical controls, Responsive controls,
Add G-Touch functionality for iOS version 14
I do not consider myself a gamer, but once in a while, I like to play a game or two on my phone. Over the years I've tried those little suction cup controllers that you stick to the phone's display and found them to be pretty much useless. A real gaming c...
Publicación: 2021-05-12, Autor: Arif , crítica de: onmsft.com
Resumen: If you're into cloud gaming --- either Stadia, Amazon Luna, or Microsoft's own Xbox Cloud Gaming, then a comfortable controller is a must. You also don't want to be carrying around a bulky Xbox gamepad for prolonged periods of gameplay or for playing when...
Publicación: 2020-12-15, Autor: Mark , crítica de: mbreviews.com
Supports all smartphones sizes, The USB-C dongle can be adjusted to an angle of up to 51 degrees, It's Plug and Play, No lag, Pass-through charging USB-C port
The pad on the joysticks could have been larger, The buttons are close to each other which can lead to fatigue depending on the game, The app needs a lot of polishing
After testing the GameSir X2 for a couple of weeks, I got quite fond of it, even more so than the traditional-looking controllers, such as the G4 Pro. And yes, the reason is clearly the lateral controls with the screen in the middle that worked so well fo...
Plug and play, easy setup, Passthrough charging, Flexible Type-C plug
Questionable button layout not configurable, Too much play in joysticks, Poor ergonomic design makes it difficult to use for some games, Headphone jack would be great
The GameSir X2 Type-C Mobile Gaming Controller is a good controller for simple games that don't require multi-button use or twitch response. I really like how easy it is to setup and that it consumes much less power than Bluetooth controllers do. Unfortun...
