GameSir X5 Lite Mobile Gaming Controller for Android and iPhone(USB-C), Hall Effect Controller, Lightweight Ergonomic Handle – Play Genshin Impact & Zenless Zone Zero,Plug and Play

The usb type c at the bottom only support charging and you can't use it for type c earphone.

Absolute garbage controller. Doesn't work with a lot of games. Very spotty even with the few mobile games that it does support. Just buy an Xbox controller instead of these garbage Chinese products. Don't get me wrong, China makes some amazing tech products. But this is not one of them.

It is amazing but there is 1 problem that the charger that is built in is not stable

Controle excelente. Ficou perfeito no meu A56! Pra quem tiver dificuldade de não conectar de primeira é só trocar a borrachinha que vem. Só o que foi péssimo foi o envio bastante demorado. Esse gamepad combina perfeitamente com o app "videogame" da Playstore, nele tem a maioria de jogos de emuladores sem baixar outros emuladores. Joga nativamente nele.

Perfetta, presa per un Samsung Fold 7 è uno spettacolo!

Excellent controller for mobile gaming

Really solid for the price. I was debating on getting a Steam Deck or a Switch 2 to scratch my mobile gaming itch only to realize that most of the games I play nowadays is via streaming with Xbox Cloud and GeForce NOW. So instead of spending hundreds on a console, I looked into controllers. I own a Razer Kishi V1 and whole it was fine and super portable, it didn’t feel the best while being far more expensive. Plus even though it’s type C, it’s not iPhone compatible. So then I went to buy a new one. I was comparing this to the likes of competitors such as Backbone and this just seemed way more worth it. 25-30% of the cost with all of the features I need. It’s very lightweight and comfortable which is nice. No bluetooth, which is okay for me because I wanted the latency free wired feeling, and the port moves to help better adjust your device for a good fit. I do wish it expanded a bit more to fit my Tab S6 but it does fit my iPhone 16 Pro perfectly fine. I’m not super up to date with third party controllers so I will say what I know. These buttons are all membrane switches, which is fine for me. The buttons feel tactile and similar to a standard Xbox controller but with more of a responsive bounce back. The bumpers and “triggers” are also membrane switches and feel responsive and fast. The sticks are hall effect to prevent stick drift but do feel like they could benefit from being slightly larger with a wider range of motion. I’ll take what I can get though. Compared to my Kishi, this is so much better and it’s not even close. More ergonomical, more intuitive adjustments for different cases (I can fit my phone with a case perfectly fine), and much higher quality feeling input. This device is very comfortable in the hand and I don’t foresee my self getting fatigued after longer sessions of Oblivion, Cyberpunk, or various multiplayer shooters. The device is plug and play. On iPhone, you need to enable “Switch mode” which is explained in the manual for input to be received. After that, it’s smooth sailing. My Xbox Cloud app seemed to not register the device at first but I haven’t had a problem since then. No issues with my GeForce NOW experiences, and PS Remote Play only really works with a third party app like PX Play. The GameSir app doesn’t detect this device but I guess it doesn’t need to. It is nice to quickly access the manual through there. Aside from that, it has plenty of features I won’t use like turbo function, switching the A/B and X/Y buttons for what I’m assuming is for Nintendo games and emulation, screenshotting with key combos, and volume adjustment (android only). For this cost, it’s kinda a no brainer, even if my sample size for products like this is super minimal.

Works really well for Android phones with USB-C ports and barely needs any set up. Grip is comfortable and feels solid enough even though it is rather light.