GAMR+ Mobile Game Controller with Portable Charger Cooling Fan for PUBG/Fortnite L1R1 Mobiles Joystick Trigger for 4-6.5″ Phone Upgraded Version…

Does the job pretty good, feels good on the hands. The gaming logo service was awesome!

And when i say huge edge, i’m talking eSports advantage and you just started the current game. Apex Legends Mobile? Dominating, 15+ kill games, 3000+ dmg all Master rank and above. Call of Duty Mobile? Sniping is immaculate, unless you can’t aim, you’re basically FaZe Adapt. Super Mecha Champions? You’re so agile, precise and persistent that the enemy team is wondering if you even use a mobile device. Every game you can think of, straight domination. Now there are flaws still. 1) PUBG and games where you need to be pinpoint accurate with controls are where iPad’s will still shine. Examples are leaning buttons, ads in different scopes and what not. You’d have to take your other free fingers and quickly press them but hey, it’s better than the 2 thumbs players in Gold. 2) Aiming and Shooting. Some games don’t register shooting and ads on the same side of the screen, or should i say opposite sides. So you might feel the screen jolting back when you press the triggers.

Other than that, there are no flaws. I’m in TSM and they call me the mobile goat. All jokes aside though great product.

Tl:DR- Don’t buy one from somewhere else, this by far is the best one I’ve used.

One of the best controllers for mobile gaming for sure, I don’t do any special reviews of products online or anything, but this one takes the cake. Reason being is, I’ve purchased a few others, 4 to be exact. One from a third party website, and it worked well, but it also came with a thumb joystick that just wouldn’t work properly with one of the expensive screen protectors(glass with a soft outer coating that leaves imprints when you touch it with your thumbnail and such). I took it off the grip, and the grip felt cheap, but I didn’t have a standard at the time so I went with it. I also purchased triggers that slid onto the phone independently from the grip which was a hassle to put on and take off between matches to answer the phone and put the phone in my pocket with them still attached. Try number one failed, but it gave me some insight. The first purchase would have worked if I only gamed on my phone and never used it for anything else. Second attempt was me purchasing 2 different ones from Walmart, It wasn’t at the same time, but it was a trial run and I will always tell you to buy the protection plan. The first of the two controllers pulled vertically to fit your phone in, and the buttons were a harder rubber that was almost flat on the top where it should be touching the phone, so you only hada partial connection and I had trouble with firing in bursts(seems to be more accurate for my play style). I went to Walmart and purchased a kit of ten stylus, nabbed the tips and that seemed to work more often, but still the tips would go flat and it wouldn’t connect from time to time…Ended up standing right in front of an enemy and danced at him while he reloaded and then proceeded to dump rounds….reload again, and I’m now slapping the trigger against the screen wondering when the gun was going to finally back the casing in the chamber from a prior miss fire(no really, thats what it felt like, but it was just the button not working when I was in dire straits). The third I had better success, but my slide button broke it was this weird plastic extension bar that had ‘C’ shaped grips on the ends that both at each end had a metal lever piece, the trigger had a flat plate on it that a spring was sat between the bottom case and the bottom of the plate, so from tom to bottom it wasn’t all metal. If it was I could have used that one for a while at least and would even recommend it…the connector? It’s plastic and one of the end grips broke so it was more like a J. It would hit the screen, but After one ore 2 pulls I would have to reset it by lifting the arm and then setting the now J back under the trigger arm. Sometimes I coudl do it fast enough to not die, but other times it was me standing infront of a person doing the Official “Dodge the Bullet” dance. soemtimes it would make me laugh becuase it worked and I slid under their aim and shot them from a ‘between their legs’ drop shot. Was fun but too challenging. Now onto this device…

Pros:
*solid plastic grip
*metal trigger all the way to the control arm.
*Spring between trigger and control arm is sturdy and hasn’t worn itself out
*pulls horizontally and it has pads on the bottoms so as to hold your phone in(some adjustment might be required)
*the pads on the control arms work very well and I haven’t heard any complaints yet(My wife uses it mostly but I use it every day for an hour or so at least)
*the fan works and it lasts long enough for me to use it after my wife has been playing for a few hours
*trigger pads don’t deflate…

Cons:
*the only two gripes*
Maybe offer a hard carry case to rest the hard plastic between that would hold the controller in a position to not stress out the the trigger or stretch the spring when putting it in a bag. From previous experience the other controllers don’t handle it well (even when it was packaged up as safely as possible(the box itself till it collapsed from opening and closing it regularly). Second gripe is the bottom panel to the fan. is a little thin and the phone isn’t raised up at all to let the air pass all around the back. only 2 slits between where the connection is between the middle and side portions.

Ending(Sadly): I close with a reminder to not go somewhere else to buy one of these(buy this one)… until this designer decides to turn this thing into a beast of a phone controller with my advice, buy one of these and then wait till version 2.0 comes out and buy that one…