Love these things. Here is a list of all the ones I used. Ipega 9023: Gearbest: bit.ly/2ReYEVN Amazon: amzn.to/2VDRb11 Ipega 9083: Gearbest: bit.ly/2QuALnH Amazon: amzn.to/2C9uWH8 Ipega Red Knight: Gearbest: bit.ly/2TAI7b9 Amazon: amzn.to/2RBOgqb Ipega 9069: Gearbest: bit.ly/2VGySrI Amazon: amzn.to/2VAvgYq Mocute 058: Gearbest: goo.gl/BpXwQX Amazon: amzn.to/2RK6YfH GameSir F1: Gearbest: goo.gl/AvaAs8
@@hirohitosakada7774 This is what I hate about the gaming community. Gamers don't specifically need to play specific games to be titled as a "gamer". I hate that people ridicule others for playing games that are not similar to their's or just isn't their type. Games are games and you should deal with it.
I own an ipega redknight and I'm quite sure it's not as good as it is. It maybe okay for casual gaming and stuff but if you try to play it with fighting games like street fighter, you'll notice the D-pad and joystick have problems with diagonal inputs.
@@aleksandersats9577 Try to download PPSSPP app free version. It has an analog test feature that lets you see if your analog stick has dead zones. As I stated on my original comment, it's good for casual gaming since it won't require precise inputs to execute functions.
@@faizrizqi5200 fighting ganes like street fights games are not meant to be played in a handheld even in a home console controller thats why pro players have their joystick arcade controller...
@@tommytomato3987 I'm sorry to tell you this but there's quite many of pro players who use console controllers like DS4. If street fighter games aren't meant to be played in handheld and home console, they'd be bankrupt long ago.
I have the red knight one. it's amazing for playing DS emulator since you can use it vertically, so both screen will be positioned top-bottom like DS, for other emulator, you can just use it horizontally
@@angelG14 not for me, I just pair it via bluetooth with my phone. just turn on the gamepad by holding start + X, it will start start blinking, when it does, you search it from your phone
I got Ipega 9083s and works very well with Panda for Pubg even I can control from screen and remote at the same time. Few days ago I ordered Mocute 058 and Mocute 057.
Nice detailed video my friend. If only everything on youtube was this detailed (to the point) and without useless unboxing "experiences.." Keep it Up! Cheers!!
Got the iPega Redknight 4 days ago, I must say it's not really comfortable to use for long session but it's very portable, I can carry it everywhere either in my jacket pocket or any pocket on my backpack. And the battery life also quite good, haven't charge since the day I bought it.
Appreciate you sharing your experience with these controllers. I have the second controller you showed I loved it but the analogue sticks are like a dpad.
i'm using 9076, i think its good for it price. at least i can play street fighter with it without having to bang my head against the wall compare to mocute. and i feel thats the best way to benchmark a gamepad for it responsiveness and ergonomic of the designed.
Quick to the controllers and simple description list. I'm subscribing. I can't stand the other channels with fluff in their description to useless links.
@@Connief1990 Well with PUBG bluetooth controllers are not supported so you would need to download an app called Octopus, but that might get you banned if I remember correctly. The way hiw you get it to work (assuming you have the same model as me) is to turn on the power via the switch, then hold the X and Home buttons at the same time for a few seconds. When the bottons on the left start blinking it is in pairing mode. Now go into your phone, turn on bluetooth and find the controller and hit connect. That should be it, depending on the game you want to play feel free to ask more, I just need to know first
Hah, I have a knockoff of the red Knight, works good except for the Dpad. The Dpad isn't in far enough so when you are holding down or something and put pressure on the right side, it will replace the input as a right instead of down.
Ipega 9087 has bad deadzones it would've been perfect if it wasn't for the analog deadzones and that very big home button that has almost no use since it swaps between a mouse or a controller mode
I have the ipega 9083 and mocute 050. The ipega really is very comfortable in the hands. It's just a little large so it's not really mobile. I would try the ipega red knight cause it's smaller. I can easily bring it inside a small pouch.
My iPega 9023 won't charge anymore so I bought the 9083 which should come today. I'm using it with my old shield tablet that I had in a drawer because it couldn't do basic tasks without crippling lag such as browsing the net. Oddly enough it emulates games like a beast even though it can't browse the web. So now it's my portable emulation machine with Arc browser as the default launcher. 😁
I would put the Wolverine/golden warrior above the red knight. Much better for me :) though unusable for anyone with a power button directly above the phone without a case that hollows it out
Really, Ípega Red Knight is one of the best. But i think it's D-pad could be just a little bigger because some commands may get wrong if you' re not accurate. I personally prefer Ípega 9088. You could test it.
Thank you much I've got a new Samsung Galaxy S6 tablet on the way and from your descriptions which were very good thank you for covering all the bases I am going to go with the ipega 9083 thank you very much
I have one too, it was awesome, instead of shoudler and triggers, it had triggers and som buttons inside the 'handle' part, really comfy. The battery didn't work too long and it died though, I miss playing DKC on my phone :(
I actually have the SF30 Pro and was going to include it in this Video but it seemed a bit out of place here and I really do mainly use it for the Switch. So I thought id save it for a Switch controller video I plan on doing.
@@GameHeadNes I get that. But they do make a clip to attach mobile devices to their controllers, making it a perfect all-arounder :) Good video, either way.
Can the 9087 do small movements? I would use it for racing games, and shooters mostly, where you need precise stick movements. I heard others complain, that it has no precise movement, and it's maxing out really fast.
I have had the Ipega 9023 for a long time now. If anyone wants to have a pretty good Mobile controller, without it being too expensive, i would totally recommend it. I see offers with the maximum of 40€. The usual ones these days can be like 10-20€ so.. Pretty cheap
Iv that first ipega controler. I cant say iv personally noticed any dead zones myself. My main issue is it is a bit more bulky than it needs to be. Comfortable enough. But theres no reason it couldn't have been slimmed down. Think i paid around 18 pounds for it. And that was from a uk seller in the uk. Wnich was pretty good as at yhe time i couldn't even find cheaper from china
I have the Ipega 9087s Red Knight, it's good overall, not the best one for sure, they should have made the material a bit more robust, the buttons also have issues getting stuck sometimes, it feels light but sometimes too light so you have that cheap felling, the thumb sticks are not so precise, I was testing it constantly and found some minor dead zones, it would be nice if it was sturdier and if the left thumb stick was bigger (about 20% bigger should be enough), the triggers L2 and R2 feel really bad (at least for me), they have a very short course of action, it's similar to any other button, so it's not really a trigger, the arrow control keys function great but while playing super mario or other games that depends too much on it, I've had some problems activating two buttons at the same time, it happens on all of them but constantly with the left and down, the problem should be easy to fix if they separate the keys, and not having only a big + in plastic pressing all the buttons below. It's the best overall controller for android devices, but I can personally see a lot of upgrades and quality of material, but hey, its cheap so I would say that is the best bet for anyone that wanna try it.
I’m just getting into the gaming world off course COD but cannot find the best controller for iPhone 8plus and I have been looking for recent videos and none yours popped out first so here we are lol are you selling any off those please let me know and as well amazing information on some controllers !!
I'm also looking for 3rd party controller for my Android, and I'm gearing towards the Red Knight. ...Not because of it's portability or supposed superior button layout, but because it can hold a phone vertically, so I can possibly emulate NDS or 3DS games in the future.
Yay! I've got a similar collection of iPega and other controllers, and I was really glad to see the Red Knight (PG-9087) as your favorite. It was the last one I got, and that's because it actually didn't suck. I have the PG-9023 as well, and in my experience, the deadzone on the analog sticks is beyond annoying and really is a dealbreaker... luckily they've replaced it with that newer model, but anyone looking to pick up the older one for cheap, just don't. It's chunky, feels cheap, the buttons are loose and wiggly, and the deadzone on those sticks is the worst I've ever seen on a controller.
I feel like phones have become so capable, buying a dedicated Android gaming handheld is kind of pointless as long as you have a fairly modern phone and one of these bad boys.
I just bought the red knight, It was a really good controller, I only turned it on in standard mode and I have no problem with it. I just wish it could be more durable and sturdy though
I want to try playing World of Tanks Blitz with the Mocute 058. Aiming with analog sticks is kinda tricky but it's excellent on driving. So it's got to be the perfect gamepad for that game and so as playing moba games.
I really wish the Handjoy nPro was included into this list. I feel like the Handjoy Npro is a lot better Quality then the of all the Ipega Devices . I'm gonna try picking it up to try out with Xcloud which I'm Beta testing right now & trying a bunch of different devices
I was thinking to buy one of these controllers, until a Guy in my City was selling an actually semi-new (2 uses) razer onza controller dragon age edition for 13$, bought It and i'm completely Happy :D
Been using red knight for a year sadly the analog came off, and I need to buy a new one. It's still really the best controller I owned. The only negative side is you cant charge your phone while playing, and the analog and button is really small, not suitable if you are a competitive gamer
What about the joystick/dpad quality, those are super important for controllers. And also, the razer junglecat is much better for portable gaming btw, I modified the case to fit my cell phone since it wasn't one of the official three phones the case is made for. The controllers on the jungle cat are of joycon equivalent quality, which is also unusual for android controllers.
I own a gamesir g4s, steelseries stratus duo, 8bitdo sn30 pro and pro plus. I bought the ipega red night today since i wanted a controller that is really mobile but at the same time doesn't require a clip. worst decision I've had. The d-pad isnt good but somehow usable and the analog completely sucks. i would just recommend getting a 8bitdo for portability and gamesir if you want a controller with a built in phone holder. just know that the d-pad inst the best and a bit buggy.
@@DJDanceClassic depends on your phone probably since my phone has bluetooth 5.0 At least I tried on a poco f1 and a oneplus 6t and a samsung a7 2017 there's no noticeable lag or delay
The Snapdragon based S9/S9+ (and possibly other SD 845 devices) + revision 1 PS4 controller is hands down the absolute best emulation experience you can have; No questions asked. Unfortunately Wii U/PS3/Switch Emulators only exist on PC, so those need to be streamed or played on PC directly. Emulators on SD 845 devices have such smooth framerates compared to 'modern' PCs.. I run a $5000 PC and it doesn't even come close to the smoothness of the SD 845 S9; The $2 GPU has smoother far smoother 60fps than a 1080ti.. The fuck nshitia. Yes the PC can do some serious framerates, but does it 'feel' better?? Not at all. Both devices emulate at a solid 60 fps, the difference is my SD 845 device 'feels' amazing. The 1080ti 'feels' ok at best.
I have bought th Red Knight. Out of the box it uses button mapping. It doesn't says in the manual but you switch it on and push the home+x button, it will switch to Bluetooth controller mode. The led lights on the left side should switch to number 3 for this mode and number 1 for overlay mode.
i have the ipega 9076 the controller works well.... if your not having any analog problems since mine has this issue where if i try going right it goes left im pretty sure i can fix this issue but im afraid of openning the controller
Idk why everyone wants a redknight, it’s really unresponsive and is only really viable for casual games plus both of my analog sticks stoped working after a month despite me never using them because I was playing nes games with it. I’d recommend you just pick up a decent ko PS4 controller or buy an Xbox controller (pretty sure they work via Bluetooth, but idk i play on pc like a normal person)
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Love these things. Here is a list of all the ones I used.
Ipega 9023:
Gearbest: bit.ly/2ReYEVN
Amazon: amzn.to/2VDRb11
Ipega 9083:
Gearbest: bit.ly/2QuALnH
Amazon: amzn.to/2C9uWH8
Ipega Red Knight:
Gearbest: bit.ly/2TAI7b9
Amazon: amzn.to/2RBOgqb
Ipega 9069:
Gearbest: bit.ly/2VGySrI
Amazon: amzn.to/2VAvgYq
Mocute 058:
Gearbest: goo.gl/BpXwQX
Amazon: amzn.to/2RK6YfH
GameSir F1:
Gearbest: goo.gl/AvaAs8
I bot all of these just so you know I use them for different phones and tablets that have emulators its fun
@@dannythecheeto7481 Awesome! I agree they are great when used with the right software.
It’s sometimes hard to figure out what controllers go to what phone of tablet😂
Would a S8 fit the red knight vertically?
No offence,but you look like you have baby hands
*I need these to play my hardcore angry birds gameplays.*
Mike stepahano Your game sucks ass. Go back to birdy town.
@@hirohitosakada7774
This is what I hate about the gaming community. Gamers don't specifically need to play specific games to be titled as a "gamer".
I hate that people ridicule others for playing games that are not similar to their's or just isn't their type.
Games are games and you should deal with it.
@@-pastaman-2284 finally someone with a hint of intelligence
@@-pastaman-2284 Ikr, sucks.
I can't tell if this comment is sarcastic or not lol.
I own an ipega redknight and I'm quite sure it's not as good as it is. It maybe okay for casual gaming and stuff but if you try to play it with fighting games like street fighter, you'll notice the D-pad and joystick have problems with diagonal inputs.
Agree, I also experience this
i don't have problems with d-pad and joy sticks so i guess bad luck then?
@@aleksandersats9577 Try to download PPSSPP app free version. It has an analog test feature that lets you see if your analog stick has dead zones. As I stated on my original comment, it's good for casual gaming since it won't require precise inputs to execute functions.
@@faizrizqi5200 fighting ganes like street fights games are not meant to be played in a handheld even in a home console controller thats why pro players have their joystick arcade controller...
@@tommytomato3987 I'm sorry to tell you this but there's quite many of pro players who use console controllers like DS4. If street fighter games aren't meant to be played in handheld and home console, they'd be bankrupt long ago.
I have the red knight one. it's amazing for playing DS emulator since you can use it vertically, so both screen will be positioned top-bottom like DS, for other emulator, you can just use it horizontally
Why can't you just buy a ds
@@gamermapper filtering, the ability to bring only your phone and the gamepad in your backpack to play games from NES up to DS
Thats the main reason I ordered one
do i have to buy an extra app to use the controller? I mean other than the emulators of course
@@angelG14 not for me, I just pair it via bluetooth with my phone. just turn on the gamepad by holding start + X, it will start start blinking, when it does, you search it from your phone
The Red Knight was something I’ve been looking for, a controller that also works for vertical orientation so I can easily play DS games on my Android.
Yeah it kinda looks like a switch mini
Cool review video. I was shopping around for a controller for my retired Android tablet, and the iPega 9083 will be the one to go with.
Thanks! I use it for an old Mi pad 1. It works great with tablets.
Does the Ipega have L3 AND R3?
I got Ipega 9083s and works very well with Panda for Pubg even I can control from screen and remote at the same time.
Few days ago I ordered Mocute 058 and Mocute 057.
I have the Red Knight, it is great for travelling!
I just ordered Ipega PG-9087 Red Knight today. hopefully there's no defect or damage. thank you GameHead Nes for reviewing it to us.
The only freaking video which helped to come to a decision! Lifesaving.
Thank you,man...I WILL BUY THE IPEGA RED KNIGHT...
Glad I could help 😁
It's only really good for short gaming sessions.
@@Nickbaldeagle02 do you know what the best controller is to get?
@@chubbypotato6982 the *best* is Xbox One or Steel Series Stratus XL
@@Nickbaldeagle02 I sometimes hate the xbox one controller because of thumbstick drift
Nice detailed video my friend.
If only everything on youtube was this detailed (to the point) and without useless unboxing "experiences.."
Keep it Up! Cheers!!
was looking for such a video for that long time and, lol, you just uploaded one and TH-cam recommended it. thx Google for spying on me :3
Hey Jo
Same here \[T]'/
Dark Nexus no your gio his Jonny
5:05 "without having any issues"
Struggles to move
My red knight just arrived now and I quick found this video which is makes me happy to choose it.
I've been using ipega pg-9023 for years. I think it's a good time for an upgrade. Thanks for the video. I will get myself a red knight.
Got the iPega Redknight 4 days ago, I must say it's not really comfortable to use for long session but it's very portable, I can carry it everywhere either in my jacket pocket or any pocket on my backpack. And the battery life also quite good, haven't charge since the day I bought it.
I owned the ipega red knight, using poco f1 .. it perfectly fits
@You Dont Know Me what should i buy when i like the ipega red knight model?
Appreciate you sharing your experience with these controllers. I have the second controller you showed I loved it but the analogue sticks are like a dpad.
i'm using 9076, i think its good for it price.
at least i can play street fighter with it without having to bang my head against the wall compare to mocute. and i feel thats the best way to benchmark a gamepad for it responsiveness and ergonomic of the designed.
i have the exact same gamepad..and i love it
Quick to the controllers and simple description list. I'm subscribing. I can't stand the other channels with fluff in their description to useless links.
Got the red knight due a while back, and it works really good
How did you get it to work? What games do you play? I can't get it to work... With PUBG anyway...
@@Connief1990 Well with PUBG bluetooth controllers are not supported so you would need to download an app called Octopus, but that might get you banned if I remember correctly. The way hiw you get it to work (assuming you have the same model as me) is to turn on the power via the switch, then hold the X and Home buttons at the same time for a few seconds. When the bottons on the left start blinking it is in pairing mode. Now go into your phone, turn on bluetooth and find the controller and hit connect. That should be it, depending on the game you want to play feel free to ask more, I just need to know first
Hah, I have a knockoff of the red Knight, works good except for the Dpad. The Dpad isn't in far enough so when you are holding down or something and put pressure on the right side, it will replace the input as a right instead of down.
DarkLink1980 how does it look? I have the x6pro but it doesn’t seems to work.
I have an ipega 9023, but the battery craped out on it...
Now my 9017s...that's a gamepad I love...
ebay sell the batteries for under $10!
I've got the 9023 and the Red Knight.
Ipega 9087 has bad deadzones it would've been perfect if it wasn't for the analog deadzones and that very big home button that has almost no use since it swaps between a mouse or a controller mode
I have the ipega 9083 and mocute 050. The ipega really is very comfortable in the hands. It's just a little large so it's not really mobile. I would try the ipega red knight cause it's smaller. I can easily bring it inside a small pouch.
Only having the 9087, be careful with the joysticks, they may slide out of their smooth metal sockets.
Yeah, i can confirm this, but superglue solved the problem.
Good review thanks! Bought the ipega 9023 few weeks back. Works gud on s9+ and media pad m3.
Thanks!
My iPega 9023 won't charge anymore so I bought the 9083 which should come today. I'm using it with my old shield tablet that I had in a drawer because it couldn't do basic tasks without crippling lag such as browsing the net. Oddly enough it emulates games like a beast even though it can't browse the web. So now it's my portable emulation machine with Arc browser as the default launcher. 😁
tkanks so much you save my choice i will buy all the 3 you show at the end
and i subscribe
I have the first one. Transporting it is a pain but using it is great.
Thanks for the great review on these things!
Glad you enjoyed brother.
for 2020
what is the best controller?
i need your help
Razer kishi or gamesir x2
I would put the Wolverine/golden warrior above the red knight. Much better for me :) though unusable for anyone with a power button directly above the phone without a case that hollows it out
I ordered the red knight a day ago. I’m so excited to get it.
Tell me your experience :o
Any updates?
Bunny Dexter 1 year ago
Really, Ípega Red Knight is one of the best. But i think it's D-pad could be just a little bigger because some commands may get wrong if you' re not accurate. I personally prefer Ípega 9088. You could test it.
Ipega PG9083 has native switch support and is made to work with the switch in mind.
Very good video. Very helpful. Enjoyed watching all of the controllers in use. Also I didn't know you can emulate 3d mario on Android. Wtf.
Thanks glad you enjoyed
@@GameHeadNes I got the ipega 9087 redknight. it's coming today. Can't wait. Gonna download a bunch of emulators and play a bunch of games.
@@emanandchill Enjoy brother, I still use mine to this day.
Thank you much I've got a new Samsung Galaxy S6 tablet on the way and from your descriptions which were very good thank you for covering all the bases I am going to go with the ipega 9083 thank you very much
Glad I could help
I enjoy the smaller telescopic ones but I wish they would fit Note-sized phones with cases on them.
I have one too, it was awesome, instead of shoudler and triggers, it had triggers and som buttons inside the 'handle' part, really comfy. The battery didn't work too long and it died though, I miss playing DKC on my phone :(
You should give the 8bitdo controllers a look. The SN30/SFC30 Pro controllers are incredible for retro gaming and good for more modern gaming, too.
I actually have the SF30 Pro and was going to include it in this Video but it seemed a bit out of place here and I really do mainly use it for the Switch. So I thought id save it for a Switch controller video I plan on doing.
@@GameHeadNes I get that. But they do make a clip to attach mobile devices to their controllers, making it a perfect all-arounder :) Good video, either way.
Thanks brother!
0:43 my bro has that
Ipega Red Knight + my Samsung Note 9 = perfect DS emulator
Heck yea!
Can the 9087 do small movements? I would use it for racing games, and shooters mostly, where you need precise stick movements. I heard others complain, that it has no precise movement, and it's maxing out really fast.
I have had the Ipega 9023 for a long time now.
If anyone wants to have a pretty good Mobile controller, without it being too expensive, i would totally recommend it. I see offers with the maximum of 40€. The usual ones these days can be like 10-20€ so.. Pretty cheap
Do you have any problem with the dead zones? You can play emulators normally with it?
Iv that first ipega controler. I cant say iv personally noticed any dead zones myself. My main issue is it is a bit more bulky than it needs to be. Comfortable enough. But theres no reason it couldn't have been slimmed down. Think i paid around 18 pounds for it. And that was from a uk seller in the uk. Wnich was pretty good as at yhe time i couldn't even find cheaper from china
The thing that changes the "tringgers into buttons" are called trigger locks
Ipega 9021 looks like the xbox 360 controller
And i like the ipega 9021
It blocks the earphone jack of my phone tho.
Bluetooth headphones?
Lol I thought you said earape jack.
😂😂😂😂😂
I have no headphone jack 😂
@@inertiastate i rather not have an itrash
Michico Desu
Bluetooth?
The IPEGA 9069 looks like a small box but with a lot of buttons
I have the Ipega 9087s Red Knight, it's good overall, not the best one for sure, they should have made the material a bit more robust, the buttons also have issues getting stuck sometimes, it feels light but sometimes too light so you have that cheap felling, the thumb sticks are not so precise, I was testing it constantly and found some minor dead zones, it would be nice if it was sturdier and if the left thumb stick was bigger (about 20% bigger should be enough), the triggers L2 and R2 feel really bad (at least for me), they have a very short course of action, it's similar to any other button, so it's not really a trigger, the arrow control keys function great but while playing super mario or other games that depends too much on it, I've had some problems activating two buttons at the same time, it happens on all of them but constantly with the left and down, the problem should be easy to fix if they separate the keys, and not having only a big + in plastic pressing all the buttons below. It's the best overall controller for android devices, but I can personally see a lot of upgrades and quality of material, but hey, its cheap so I would say that is the best bet for anyone that wanna try it.
Nice review! any input lag or problems due to Bluetooth?
Ofc. U can always use otg varient
@@default632 Sorry i dont get it, you are saying that there is problems "of course"?
Which of these has the best DPad for fighting games so I can do Ryu or Ken's Dragon Punch over and over?
3:20 for play like nintendo Switch
I’m just getting into the gaming world off course COD but cannot find the best controller for iPhone 8plus and I have been looking for recent videos and none yours popped out first so here we are lol are you selling any off those please let me know and as well amazing information on some controllers !!
I recommend steel series nimbus case it has its own app that shows all games that are compatible with it.
I'm also looking for 3rd party controller for my Android, and I'm gearing towards the Red Knight.
...Not because of it's portability or supposed superior button layout, but because it can hold a phone vertically, so I can possibly emulate NDS or 3DS games in the future.
Yay! I've got a similar collection of iPega and other controllers, and I was really glad to see the Red Knight (PG-9087) as your favorite. It was the last one I got, and that's because it actually didn't suck.
I have the PG-9023 as well, and in my experience, the deadzone on the analog sticks is beyond annoying and really is a dealbreaker... luckily they've replaced it with that newer model, but anyone looking to pick up the older one for cheap, just don't. It's chunky, feels cheap, the buttons are loose and wiggly, and the deadzone on those sticks is the worst I've ever seen on a controller.
I bought the new model, 9023s, and can say the deadzones are awful, can't imagine been worse...
Thank you so much! I'm going to hook up my Kindle Fire HD as my next handheld! I was going to get a Powkiddy x18 but this will be Way better.
I feel like phones have become so capable, buying a dedicated Android gaming handheld is kind of pointless as long as you have a fairly modern phone and one of these bad boys.
I just bought the red knight, It was a really good controller, I only turned it on in standard mode and I have no problem with it.
I just wish it could be more durable and sturdy though
Are this analog can do diagonal move in game??
I want to try playing World of Tanks Blitz with the Mocute 058. Aiming with analog sticks is kinda tricky but it's excellent on driving. So it's got to be the perfect gamepad for that game and so as playing moba games.
Cool. I am getting the 9083 thanks to this video
For my Nvidia Shield and cell phone i use the SN30 Pro as it just feels very nice especially for playing SNES games.
Best Ipega review, bar none.
I really wish the Handjoy nPro was included into this list. I feel like the Handjoy Npro is a lot better Quality then the of all the Ipega Devices . I'm gonna try picking it up to try out with Xcloud which I'm Beta testing right now & trying a bunch of different devices
I was thinking to buy one of these controllers, until a Guy in my City was selling an actually semi-new (2 uses) razer onza controller dragon age edition for 13$, bought It and i'm completely Happy :D
iPega 9083 also acts as Xbox controller via USB, i use it with my Surface 3 and Skyrim. Its a heavy combo tho
That's bad ass bro! Awesome combo.
Been using red knight for a year sadly the analog came off, and I need to buy a new one. It's still really the best controller I owned. The only negative side is you cant charge your phone while playing, and the analog and button is really small, not suitable if you are a competitive gamer
on the first conroller, how i use the earphone ? and if my andoid havve speaker between the controller, the voice wont come out do they ?
What about the joystick/dpad quality, those are super important for controllers. And also, the razer junglecat is much better for portable gaming btw, I modified the case to fit my cell phone since it wasn't one of the official three phones the case is made for. The controllers on the jungle cat are of joycon equivalent quality, which is also unusual for android controllers.
I wish i found something like ipega 9023/9083 but it has analog trigger.. not only just buttons... i will use it for racing games in my pc...
This was a really useful video. Thank you very much.
1:58 ....IS THAT A SOULJA PHONE????!?!?
I own a gamesir g4s, steelseries stratus duo, 8bitdo sn30 pro and pro plus. I bought the ipega red night today since i wanted a controller that is really mobile but at the same time doesn't require a clip. worst decision I've had. The d-pad isnt good but somehow usable and the analog completely sucks. i would just recommend getting a 8bitdo for portability and gamesir if you want a controller with a built in phone holder. just know that the d-pad inst the best and a bit buggy.
What about “lag” with bluetooth on android games ?
That doesn't exist within these controllers at least for my ipega red knight
Endomou are you sure? Bluetooth always has lag on android!
@@DJDanceClassic depends on your phone probably since my phone has bluetooth 5.0
At least I tried on a poco f1 and a oneplus 6t and a samsung a7 2017 there's no noticeable lag or delay
@Phil Santos yup no lag for me but deadzones are hell annoying
any gamepad have lag, even the wired ones.
IPEGA redknight is good but the problem is that it wont fit to my xiaomi mi max 3
hey..i have ipega red knight but it seems like the left analog stick is drifting like crazy sometimes..do you have similar problem with yours?
one of my classmates uses the red knight, I wonder if he saw this
You should ask him :]
that was the video I was looking for
Thanks very useful video 👍👍
I like the ipega one
how about the input lag and delays are they non existent when playing on an android emulator?
Richard Duran
Who Emulates android?😳🙄
Surprised there weren't more gamesir controllers. From what I've seen and used they seem to be on the higher quality side.
Ipega 9087 (red knight) is the best. you can flip your phone on vertical and play Nintendo DS games perfectly
Big deadzones and d pad is not that good
Redknight is perfect for Drastic or any NDS emulator in portrait mode.
The box for Red Knight (@0:30) shows that the part that meets the phone is a bit curved. Is that some different model of is the box just bent a bit?
The Snapdragon based S9/S9+ (and possibly other SD 845 devices) + revision 1 PS4 controller is hands down the absolute best emulation experience you can have; No questions asked. Unfortunately Wii U/PS3/Switch Emulators only exist on PC, so those need to be streamed or played on PC directly. Emulators on SD 845 devices have such smooth framerates compared to 'modern' PCs.. I run a $5000 PC and it doesn't even come close to the smoothness of the SD 845 S9; The $2 GPU has smoother far smoother 60fps than a 1080ti.. The fuck nshitia. Yes the PC can do some serious framerates, but does it 'feel' better?? Not at all. Both devices emulate at a solid 60 fps, the difference is my SD 845 device 'feels' amazing. The 1080ti 'feels' ok at best.
the kirin780 does it better than the snapdragon 845 look it up.
Is that a Soulja phone at 1:47 ?
Lol. yup.
Hey, the Ipega Red Knight, does it use button mapping? How well does it work with Retroarch? I'm kinda sick of relying on button mapping.
I have bought th Red Knight. Out of the box it uses button mapping. It doesn't says in the manual but you switch it on and push the home+x button, it will switch to Bluetooth controller mode. The led lights on the left side should switch to number 3 for this mode and number 1 for overlay mode.
@@muhammadfaruqabdrazak5981 thanks! It was driving me crazy
Red knight
i have the ipega 9076 the controller works well.... if your not having any analog problems since mine has this issue where if i try going right it goes left im pretty sure i can fix this issue but im afraid of openning the controller
Great review, I got the Red Knight and love it ;) How did you get Retroarch to swtich to landscape btw?
Idk why everyone wants a redknight, it’s really unresponsive and is only really viable for casual games plus both of my analog sticks stoped working after a month despite me never using them because I was playing nes games with it. I’d recommend you just pick up a decent ko PS4 controller or buy an Xbox controller (pretty sure they work via Bluetooth, but idk i play on pc like a normal person)
My favourite gamepad ipega pg-9087 (ipega Red knight) i have it
What about analog?
@@okyaldiansyah1448 good
@@ManFace1337 about deadzone?
@@okyaldiansyah1448 idk
@@okyaldiansyah1448 what is deadzone?
can you make a proper video of connecting the mocute054 and setting the keys and all that please..?
What if I have 6.53 inch smartphone?
This dude has baby hands😂😂🤣🤣👌👌
The moga controllers are still amazing for extremely cheap compared to modern ones
Ipega red knight is the best for me too 😊