EasySMX M15 Mobile Gaming Controller for Android/iPhone 15 Series,Android Controller with Hall Trigger/Joysticks for Play Minecraft,COD

Worth it.
I bought two. They’re pretty cool. When I first got it I accidentally triggered trigger mode and I thought I broke it. So look at the manual. Doesn’t work on cod for me on my pixel 10 pro xl. GTA San Andreas or max Payne won’t even run so can’t check those. Buttons are clicky. Not good or bad your preference. No lag. Doesn’t seem to cause the phone to get hotter than usual either. Would recommend

Excellent Choice For My First Controller…
UPDATE: I mentioned that this controller doesn’t come with an app to change settings but the MooWii gaming Android app recognizes this controller when it’s connected and launches InkFish Game Space where you can make settings changes and button remaps.Whenever I buy something like this I do a lot of research on YouTube to find out what the exact features are and what the reviewers say. This controller got a lot of great reviews, seems to be on everyone’s “list”, and it was ultimately the price that made me choose this one.I mainly got this controller to get more use out of my Game Pass Ultimate subscription, and use the XBOX and XBOX Cloud Gaming Apps on my Google Pixel 7A phone. For those two things, this controller is perfect… it feels close to and is laid out like a regular XBOX controller. Plus, the two programmable buttons on the back are GREAT for shortcutting button press combos that you use often… I mean so far they work perfectly. The other thing that’s interesting is you can press FN+X for two seconds and put it into XBOX mode where it’s connected via the USB-C port or press FN+TURBO for two seconds and have it connect to your phone via Bluetooth and it will show up as “XBOX Wireless Controller” in the list of Bluetooth devices. I don’t know WHY someone would need these two different XBOX modes on one controller, but I suspect it might have something to do with games that won’t work unless you attach a specific “authorized” controller to your device… Call of Duty Mobile, perhaps???The other modes you can set this controller to are HID, M Virtual, and Apple but TBH other than HID mode for native Android games, I’m not really sure when I would use the other two modes… the instructions aren’t exactly clear on that point. BUT… since I’m using this specifically for XBOX and perhaps some Android games I think I got all my bases covered for now.As far as the build and function of this controller goes, the buttons, sticks, and triggers feel great… no problems whatsoever and the build is pretty solid – no complaints there either.The only negatives are that the USB-C connector is too short if you’re phone is in a case and TBH who wants to remove their case every time you want to play a game? … not me. The workaround is to remove the two rubber bumpers near the USB-C connector so that the phone in the case sits closer to the right side of the cradle. TBH, you really shouldn’t have to do this… the controller should be designed to work with a phone in a reasonably thin cellphone case. The other negative is the lack of an APP to do any kind of customization. However because of the price, these weren’t deal-killers for me.All in all I’d say that if you’re looking for a really good-feeling controller that’s solidly built and can handle native Android games and XBOX controller emulation, this one should be on your short list. If I start getting more involved with gaming on my phone, I can possibly see a time where I would want to upgrade to something with more features, but I’m glad I didn’t spend the extra $$$ for things I don’t really need right now.

gamesir/backbone’s most solid competitor
Worked very well! Somtimes the controller can be alittle finnicky and the app REALLY sucks! But all the modes work great + it even has an extra mode making it work with cod mobile! This controller is a must pick if your into gamesir/backbone style controllers but want an alternative.

Great control, good quality, very comfortable, easy setup and easy connection. The only thing i didn’t completely like is that the buttons are a bit clicky.

Overall, it’s a great controller. I just wish it were a bit wider so it could also accommodate the iPad mini. It also seems to have an issue with larger camera bumps, like on my 15 Pro Max, which causes the phone to sometimes slide out of the grip.All in all, probably the best controller out there at this price, but there’s certainly room for improvement.There are better options but those cost twice as much

Ho preso questo controller per telefono per giocare principalmente a Wuthering Waves su mobile durante i miei viaggi di lavoro. Non mi aspettavo molto, ma la qualità è particolarmente sorprendente. Il controller si aggancia in maniera semplice, allargandosi per permettere l’aggancio di telefoni più lunghi (nel mio caso, uno xiaomi T20 pro, entra senza problemi controllate la lunghezza massima del telefono prima di comprarlo).Il controller è simile ad uno steam deck leggermente più piccolo, non troppo pesante, ed esteticamente assomiglia ad una playstation portal (due pezzi di controller separati dallo schermo del telefono centrale). Il feeling dei tasti e il posizionamento degli analogici assomiglia a quello di uno steam deck, a parte se l’analogico destro fosse posizionato sotto ai tasti invece che di lato. Gli analogici a detta della descrizione sono a effetto Hall, il che dovrebbe impedire o ridurre il drifting nel tempo, ma essendo il controller ancora nuovo non posso dire niente a riguardo.Ci sono 4 modalità di collegamento: HID (quella predefinita, considerato come controller android, rilevato immediatamente da WuWa), Iphone (come HID ma per iphone, non avendo un iphone non ne so il funzionamento), xbox (xinput, da usare principalmente per remote play su PS e xbox, non rivelato da WuWa) e “M Virtual mode”, una modalità il cui funzionamento non è spiegato sul manuale. Quest’ultima modalità essenzialmente permette di giocare virtualmente ad ogni gioco che non supporti la modalità HID ma abbia pulsanti “fissi” touch a schermo (e.g., Honkai Impact 3rd, Genshin Impact, PUBG etc…), utilizzando una companion app chiamata “MooWii gaming” sul google play store. Vagamente intrusiva (una volta dati alcuni permessi, si posiziona in un angolo dello schermo all’accensione del gioco; i permessi possono essere revocati a posteriori, smanettando nelle impostazioni, per mantenere la configurazione e togliere il pulsante dallo schermo), la companion app permette di posizionare dei pulsanti sullo schermo corrispondenti a quelli del joypad, che possono essere spostati sui pulsanti touch e configurati cliccandoci sopra con il dito, e salvarne la configurazione gioco per gioco. Premendo i tasti del joypad, l’analoga pressione verrà registrata in-game come se si premesse il tasto touch sullo schermo del telefono. Per passare da una modalità all’altra, basta premere il tasto Fn + uno dei tasti frontali di destra.Esiste anche un tasto “Turbo” per la pressione ripetuta di alcuni pulsanti, ma finora non l’ho usato (spiegazioni sul manuale), e non so se possa essere ritenuta come cheating in giochi competitivi online.In definitiva, un controller molto utile se si vuole giocare su mobile come con un joypad della xbox, finora compatibile in una modalità o in un’altra con tutti i giochi che posseggo su mobile, emulatori compresi.N.B. esiste una porta USB-C sul lato interno destro del controller che sembra permettere di collegarlo a un PC o a una console, ma non ho provato se funzioni in tal senso. Collegando il controller al PC, la lucina del joypad si accende e lampeggia, quindi PROBABILMENTE se si installano dei driver appositi potrebbe essere possibile usarlo come controller PC.