Thanks for reviewing about the USB C connector, as that has been the biggest question for me with looking into a smartphone controller and how it works with case or outside. Not many reviewers bring this up.
For me it's the act of taking the case off. If these had some way to extended the Type-C port outward or something so I could use my case, I would totally be fine with using one.
I use a case with my samsung s20 FE and it fits just fine, then again that phone is my secondary phone which I've turned into a emulation device so i can get away with putting a lighter case with more clearence
Your can use the X2 Pro with a thin case. I use my Gamesir X2 Pro with a case on my Zenfone 5z without issue. Once the phone is properly installed, I just have to squeeze the sides of the controller in a bit to get a good connection.
I imagine it voids the warranty, but I have a gamesir x2 and I just removed the rubber on the side with the usbc male connector. Simply peeled it off. This made it work with or without even a thick case, (and I have a huge phone, the z-fold3). I was worried it’d be less secure but it actually fits way better. I will say, I have the non Xbox version and I’m jelly of the analog triggers. (Mine is upgraded with a full dpad, but still has clicky triggers) BUT mine has the USB is on the other side which is better for my phone. So they all seem to have pros/cons
UPDATE: There is a new firmware update that popped up in my Gamesir app just a couple of hours after posting this. The issue has been addressed: "Fixed RT button won't go back to 0 value after triggered." Great work, Gamesir! Original comment: There is a problem with this controller, or at least the one I received. When using the R2 trigger rapidly in quick succession, the controller considers it to be held down rather than pressed and quickly released. For example, if you play Street Fighter Alpha 3 on the PS1 and use a configuration where R2 is used for heavy kicks, it is nearly impossible to go straight from a flying kick to a sweep with Ken / Ryu. He just crouches after the flying kick and the sweep never comes unless you completely release the R2 button and give it a moment before pressing it again. I don't have this problem with any other controller, and I own a lot of controllers. Using Gamesir's 'Gamepad Testing' feature within the app, I can see that the R2 trigger has a tiny, miniscule deadzone before input is registered, whereas the L2 trigger has a significantly larger deadzone before input is triggered. This explains why I have to lift my finger completely off the R2 trigger before pressing it again for a second input to register, while the L2 trigger only requires me to lift my finger up most of the way before pressing down again to trigger an input. Of course, this can be fixed by re-binding input to L1 and R1 for games that suffer from the defect, but using the controller with the default layout can cause problems in certain games which use R2 as a trigger - especially where rapid input might be needed (firing multiple shots from a pistol in quick succession etc.)
@1:10 - This is incorrect, it works on my Note 20 with the Samsung flip case, despite that case having enough of a lip to extend past and wrap a little around the bottom of the phone. The rubber pushes in far enough with a light squeeze to connect the USB firmly, and I haven't had a single disconnect since I've been trying it. I know it's a rare kind of case but saying any case "no matter how thin" won't fit is misleading. Also, no other wraparound controller I have tried (and I own the kishi) works with the case on, so singling out the GameSir when it's at least a little better than average isn't really fair. Fitting with any case would require a lot of extra space to allow for both the depth of the case, as well as an extendable USB-C jack, since if it was too long it wouldn't fit well on normal devices and could potentially damage the port on your phone by bottoming out and placing pressure against the port (which causes torsion on the solder joints on most ports). Edit: or do what the Gamevice Flex is doing and have multiple adapters, which effectively changes the depth of the jack.
This is why I like my older first generation Google Pixel XL. The included case has a cutout in the bottom for the speaker grill, but that also makes it fit with my GameSir X1 controller. Cases that only thinly cover the bottom corners but leave the USB-C exposed will still fit.
You need to cut off the rubber grips along the usb c side to be able to slide the usb c plug into the port of you phone, this is how I got the controller to plug into my S10E with a spigen phone case.
For cloud gaming, I don't think heating would be a issue at all honestly. I kept my case on playing for like three hours and not a single bit of heating up or even throttle!!! Granted I don't have this controller, I used my ps3 controller for Xbox game pass. I'm looking for a game controller that'll hold my phone while I hold the controller
I've been longing for something like an ayn odin. I'm also paranoid about my main phone battery being unable to power the phone when I need it. So, I bought the gamesir x2 pro with a used phone - an s10e with a thin case. It's on the smaller side, but fits in the GSX2P just fine. the s10e goes for about 110-150 used. It's not the most compact fusion, but it works great. I've never experienced high end adreno, and have been quite pleased. Concerning the case, this would stop me from using it on my main phone too. It does fit with thin silicone cases - but that's potentially hit or miss. So going forward, my upgrades would just be the phone used. Lets see if the GSX2P controller lasts though :D
You comments about the fumbling around with taking the controller out of it's case as well as your own phone; are the reason why I have returned so many of these controllers and don't bother using my phone as a gaming device. At the asking price for these controllers; I just stick to a specified gaming device. I don't want to damage my phone or the controller out in the wild; to play a quick game. Luckily the gamevice flex seems to address this and may be the one I get.
I hear you. I even bought a dedicated phone that I could use with my Kishi, X2 or X2 Pro, and I still barely use it because the phone feels way too exposed when I leave it lying around face up while attached to the controller. I think two decades of being careful with phones is a really difficult habit to break out of. I end up going for my Retroid Pocket 3 instead.
There are USB Extenders on Amazon that I found that look like they might fit over the USB C Port on the Gamesir. Maybe that could be tried out to see if the extenders would allow it to fit over the case?
Yeah but then you'd have to extend the controller even more, which is already too wide with most phones. They need to address this issue at some point, every controller manufacturer has this problem. They could have a deeper phone grip with some stop you can adjust yourself while the usbc connector has a wider gap between itself and the back.
Great review! This is currently on a lighting Amazon deal for $59 after tax, so I'm thinking I'll pick it up. ALSO! We have the same OnePlus phone! Still freaking love this thing after a few years. Anyways, thanks 😄
I was thinking about this controller. Ended up getting the RAZER KUSHI 2. Good controller. has clicky buttons. very fast pressing. But doesn't want to work with cod mobile. Does this one work with cod mobile. That game is free. I see the gamesir app has overlays. is it hard to set up? I I tried the mantas pro method. Pain in the @## to set up via the beta computer less way. There is a android phone method but idk. Got both to run after fighting. i don't want to do it if it doesn't want to do it all the time. The computer hook up works as should. Only problem with mantas pro is if you restart the phone for any reason let's say it's starts lagging then you gotta connect everything again. panda pro gamepad app almost the same. Just less ways to get it working. But has a adapter that's hard to get. IDK maybe the adapter would be better if your never near a computer. Ill order one one day. There is a trick actually to get the kushi 2 to work with cod. Gotta connect a xbox controller via bluetooth then the gamesir works. Maybe it's look for a official controller. putting overlays works as well but your playing with touch screen players.
I wonder if this might be a nice gaming controller for the Astro Slider. When I slide the screen out an put it at an angle, that might feel pretty good or bad. I can imagine both. I am still waiting for my Astro slider to come eventually, so I can not test this right now. Do you have one of those keyboard phones? Would be interesting to see how well such a controller add-on works with a keyboard phone.
It feels so tiny in my hands, I have another (less powerful) handheld the anbernic rg 353m, and the buttons are great, bigger than the gamesir x2 pro, they could be bigger, but I guess they are comfortable enough. The only disadvantage for me is the size
Does this controller work with CODM without overlay mapping? I know that game only recognizes Xbox and PS4 controllers officially, but seeing as this is an officially licensed Xbox controller…
Honestly I'd never use my main phone if I were to use such a setup (which I don't because all in one devices are nicer and 16:9) so it's not a deal breaker. If you have a nice backup phone like say a redmi note 9s, and not much to spend, and are fine with the screen aspect ratio, it looks viable to me for 80$ in the end.
The pass thru charging port is no issue for me but that's cuz my phone has 2 charger ports. So while the gamepad takes up the charger port on the bottom of my phone I still have one on the side of my phone for data and for fast charging. Maybe y'all need to invest in an Asus device I highly recommend the Asus ROG 6.
Just got my Gamesir x2 Pro couple days ago... Just enjoy playing my Street Fighter EX+Alpha and Ex 2+ games... Using the FPse emulator for PSx games... I didn't have to install their app...🧐🤓🤫...$71.99 on Amazon...
I plug my phone into the xontroller but the controller does connect. The lights blink for some time and then stop. Anyone got a fix? My phone is a Xiami Redmi Note 12 pro+ 5G.
I love this controller. But i recently found out they don't sell replacement face buttons. My X button just flew off somewhere and i reached out to customer support to see if I could order replacements. They said they don't sell replacements 🥲. I probably won't buy another gamesir again. This control is so awkward to play with with a missing face button. I think it lasted me a single year.
"If you were planning on taking this out with you, and [attaching it] to your phone [while out and about], I think it's a little too cumbersome" (paraphrased to what you were trying to say) Well, that stinks. This is the smallest grip controller really possible to make, and if even this is too cumbersome, then what hope is there for physical gaming controls on android besides integrated solutions?
Ironically I'm in a weird position, because I use the Note 20 S-View Flip cover, which would not work with the Gamevice Flex because of its design, but *does* work with the Gamesir X2 Pro (I've been using it for a few weeks). Also, the Gamevice doesn't have back buttons, which to me is huge thing because I'm so used to the xbox elite controllers. So in my case the Gamesir actually checks all the buttons, though I realize that is unusual.
All cases seems impossible. I have the Razer kashi and while you can remove the internal rubber to fit cases. My S21FE with a case is to wide to fit in. Maybe an even slimmer case would work but i already have a generic slimish snug fit case for it. Certainly nothing trying to be armored at all. I wonder if XL sized phones are popular enough now that companies just gave up on the idea of making a slim controller that can fit a giant phone?
The best thing is that I always keep my old phones for gaming most phones nowadays are power houses so my old phone will be strictly for this device now
If yours works with the kishi it might be just thin enough to work with this. I have this controller and it works with my S-View Flip on my Note 20. YMMV though - it depends largely on whether the rubber feet will give way where needed depending on the shape of your case.
Don't buy, it's trash, once u calibrate it the LT will not work, happened to me the day I got it, I cant find a way to fix it, I've been trying for hrs
With all due respect, your not explaining how to connect it and start, and they have terrible directions, they assume you know what the home button is when they are not labeled. i still cannot get this fucking thing to turn on :\
How many other controllers of this type do have a long enough USB-C connector to be used with a case? As for things having too many moving parts in terms of having to remove a case from a phone (all of 2 seconds) then I think that this says more about the person than the controller. Yes it would be nice to be able to keep a case on but it is definitely a minor inconvenience. A for use of the raw*** word, that was excruciatingly embarrassing and cringeworthy. This is definitely the best Gamesir controller of this type, although I do think that it should have come earlier.
So close, with the case thing. I removed the rubber bumper from my Kishi v1 and am able to actually fit my phone with the case no problem. I guess I'll be sticking with that a while longer. I know Gamevice released their Flex controller that intentionally allows for cases to fit. But, the D-pad looks to be the same shittyh one as with the Kishi v1...c'mon Gamesir, one more go!
I recommend it entirely your crying too much about the connector use an older phone problem solved you can use mobile hotspot for wifi on the other phone it's all doable quit crying
Thanks for reviewing about the USB C connector, as that has been the biggest question for me with looking into a smartphone controller and how it works with case or outside. Not many reviewers bring this up.
Having to take your phone out of the case seems like such a small thing, but it's honestly the reason I don't use most of these grips
For me it's the act of taking the case off. If these had some way to extended the Type-C port outward or something so I could use my case, I would totally be fine with using one.
First World problems indeed.
Agreed
Razer Kishi (1st edition) works great with cases once you take out the rubber inserts
I use a case with my samsung s20 FE and it fits just fine, then again that phone is my secondary phone which I've turned into a emulation device so i can get away with putting a lighter case with more clearence
Your can use the X2 Pro with a thin case. I use my Gamesir X2 Pro with a case on my Zenfone 5z without issue. Once the phone is properly installed, I just have to squeeze the sides of the controller in a bit to get a good connection.
I imagine it voids the warranty, but I have a gamesir x2 and I just removed the rubber on the side with the usbc male connector. Simply peeled it off. This made it work with or without even a thick case, (and I have a huge phone, the z-fold3). I was worried it’d be less secure but it actually fits way better.
I will say, I have the non Xbox version and I’m jelly of the analog triggers. (Mine is upgraded with a full dpad, but still has clicky triggers) BUT mine has the USB is on the other side which is better for my phone. So they all seem to have pros/cons
When I use mine on the go, I just put my phone case in the carrying case. It is a bit of a nuisance but it works for me
Indeed...🤫
Love my gamesir X3. Might look this up! Great vid as always!
UPDATE: There is a new firmware update that popped up in my Gamesir app just a couple of hours after posting this. The issue has been addressed: "Fixed RT button won't go back to 0 value after triggered." Great work, Gamesir!
Original comment: There is a problem with this controller, or at least the one I received. When using the R2 trigger rapidly in quick succession, the controller considers it to be held down rather than pressed and quickly released. For example, if you play Street Fighter Alpha 3 on the PS1 and use a configuration where R2 is used for heavy kicks, it is nearly impossible to go straight from a flying kick to a sweep with Ken / Ryu. He just crouches after the flying kick and the sweep never comes unless you completely release the R2 button and give it a moment before pressing it again. I don't have this problem with any other controller, and I own a lot of controllers.
Using Gamesir's 'Gamepad Testing' feature within the app, I can see that the R2 trigger has a tiny, miniscule deadzone before input is registered, whereas the L2 trigger has a significantly larger deadzone before input is triggered. This explains why I have to lift my finger completely off the R2 trigger before pressing it again for a second input to register, while the L2 trigger only requires me to lift my finger up most of the way before pressing down again to trigger an input.
Of course, this can be fixed by re-binding input to L1 and R1 for games that suffer from the defect, but using the controller with the default layout can cause problems in certain games which use R2 as a trigger - especially where rapid input might be needed (firing multiple shots from a pistol in quick succession etc.)
@1:10 - This is incorrect, it works on my Note 20 with the Samsung flip case, despite that case having enough of a lip to extend past and wrap a little around the bottom of the phone. The rubber pushes in far enough with a light squeeze to connect the USB firmly, and I haven't had a single disconnect since I've been trying it. I know it's a rare kind of case but saying any case "no matter how thin" won't fit is misleading.
Also, no other wraparound controller I have tried (and I own the kishi) works with the case on, so singling out the GameSir when it's at least a little better than average isn't really fair. Fitting with any case would require a lot of extra space to allow for both the depth of the case, as well as an extendable USB-C jack, since if it was too long it wouldn't fit well on normal devices and could potentially damage the port on your phone by bottoming out and placing pressure against the port (which causes torsion on the solder joints on most ports). Edit: or do what the Gamevice Flex is doing and have multiple adapters, which effectively changes the depth of the jack.
This is why I like my older first generation Google Pixel XL. The included case has a cutout in the bottom for the speaker grill, but that also makes it fit with my GameSir X1 controller. Cases that only thinly cover the bottom corners but leave the USB-C exposed will still fit.
You need to cut off the rubber grips along the usb c side to be able to slide the usb c plug into the port of you phone, this is how I got the controller to plug into my S10E with a spigen phone case.
Does charging via gamepad work on your 1+7t pro? I have 1 + 7 pro (without "t") and it is important for me to know this. Thank you!
I have a thin basic TPU case and it works fine with this controller.
Ive always assumed you'd want to remove your case to help avoid overheating
yes! me too
For cloud gaming, I don't think heating would be a issue at all honestly. I kept my case on playing for like three hours and not a single bit of heating up or even throttle!!! Granted I don't have this controller, I used my ps3 controller for Xbox game pass. I'm looking for a game controller that'll hold my phone while I hold the controller
Yup, thats very smart, use a case while playing, so your phone would heat up more 💪🤙
I've been longing for something like an ayn odin. I'm also paranoid about my main phone battery being unable to power the phone when I need it. So, I bought the gamesir x2 pro with a used phone - an s10e with a thin case. It's on the smaller side, but fits in the GSX2P just fine. the s10e goes for about 110-150 used. It's not the most compact fusion, but it works great. I've never experienced high end adreno, and have been quite pleased.
Concerning the case, this would stop me from using it on my main phone too. It does fit with thin silicone cases - but that's potentially hit or miss.
So going forward, my upgrades would just be the phone used. Lets see if the GSX2P controller lasts though :D
You comments about the fumbling around with taking the controller out of it's case as well as your own phone; are the reason why I have returned so many of these controllers and don't bother using my phone as a gaming device. At the asking price for these controllers; I just stick to a specified gaming device. I don't want to damage my phone or the controller out in the wild; to play a quick game. Luckily the gamevice flex seems to address this and may be the one I get.
I hear you. I even bought a dedicated phone that I could use with my Kishi, X2 or X2 Pro, and I still barely use it because the phone feels way too exposed when I leave it lying around face up while attached to the controller. I think two decades of being careful with phones is a really difficult habit to break out of. I end up going for my Retroid Pocket 3 instead.
There are USB Extenders on Amazon that I found that look like they might fit over the USB C Port on the Gamesir. Maybe that could be tried out to see if the extenders would allow it to fit over the case?
Yeah but then you'd have to extend the controller even more, which is already too wide with most phones. They need to address this issue at some point, every controller manufacturer has this problem. They could have a deeper phone grip with some stop you can adjust yourself while the usbc connector has a wider gap between itself and the back.
@@lucascarracedo7421 yeah, I'm not trying to justify it. Just trying to make suggestions on ways it could be mitigated.
I bought a Galaxy S20 dedicated for gaming. So this works perfectly.
No, the LT will stop working if u try to calibrate it
Great review! This is currently on a lighting Amazon deal for $59 after tax, so I'm thinking I'll pick it up. ALSO! We have the same OnePlus phone! Still freaking love this thing after a few years. Anyways, thanks 😄
Don't bother, or if u do, DO NOT calibrate it, the LT will stop working
I cut off one side of the rubber where the usb c connection is. I used a precision knife. All cases worked with it after that
Can you look at the GameVice Flex next? It’s actually designed to work with multiple types of cases and has full size sticks
I was thinking about this controller.
Ended up getting the RAZER KUSHI 2.
Good controller. has clicky buttons. very fast pressing.
But doesn't want to work with cod mobile. Does this one work with cod mobile. That game is free.
I see the gamesir app has overlays. is it hard to set up? I
I tried the mantas pro method. Pain in the @## to set up via the beta computer less way. There is a android phone method but idk. Got both to run after fighting. i don't want to do it if it doesn't want to do it all the time. The computer hook up works as should. Only problem with mantas pro is if you restart the phone for any reason let's say it's starts lagging then you gotta connect everything again.
panda pro gamepad app almost the same. Just less ways to get it working. But has a adapter that's hard to get. IDK maybe the adapter would be better if your never near a computer. Ill order one one day.
There is a trick actually to get the kushi 2 to work with cod. Gotta connect a xbox controller via bluetooth then the gamesir works. Maybe it's look for a official controller. putting overlays works as well but your playing with touch screen players.
If that USB-C connector was a small cable that you could roll out and connect to your phone 🤔
I wonder if this might be a nice gaming controller for the Astro Slider.
When I slide the screen out an put it at an angle, that might feel pretty good or bad. I can imagine both.
I am still waiting for my Astro slider to come eventually, so I can not test this right now.
Do you have one of those keyboard phones? Would be interesting to see how well such a controller add-on works with a keyboard phone.
Im usinf s23 fe with transparent cover and it fits and works no need to remove the cover
My oneplus 7t standard case are fine used with the Gamesir X2 Pro
The magnetic face buttons easily come off when you pull off of them too quickly. The magnets are weak.
Samsung BT controller is still the KING, so many years, so unique and universal... And they never maked second (better) edition.
BT = trash
@@mr.n476 No issues at all, almost zero lag response with Xbox pass, geforce now, stadia... but I understand Ur feelings.
That is a great way to test a controller. I do my controller the same way. Fireball Street fighter motion.
This support for mediatek? And Android 12? Thanks mate
It feels so tiny in my hands, I have another (less powerful) handheld the anbernic rg 353m, and the buttons are great, bigger than the gamesir x2 pro, they could be bigger, but I guess they are comfortable enough. The only disadvantage for me is the size
Does this controller work with CODM without overlay mapping? I know that game only recognizes Xbox and PS4 controllers officially, but seeing as this is an officially licensed Xbox controller…
It does work with transparent thin silicone cases though.
This is a gaming device but you cannot used a wired headset while gaming, right ? Bluetooth still has too much lag.
I have the same issue, Otterbox Case, that im not gonna take off, just to play a game, they need to modd it for cases.
I keep my case and it work fine 🤷 It's thin but it work.
I cut ✂️ the rubber on the side with connector..with s21 ultra with thin case works..
are the buttons as loud as the Xbox series s/x controller?
How does it feel to play using the analogue sticks? Any cramping etc?
Nah I played twilight princess for a few hours and was fine on my s 22 ultra
I love the fact that... not... using... a... case... seems to be an impossibility for you.
Honestly I'd never use my main phone if I were to use such a setup (which I don't because all in one devices are nicer and 16:9) so it's not a deal breaker. If you have a nice backup phone like say a redmi note 9s, and not much to spend, and are fine with the screen aspect ratio, it looks viable to me for 80$ in the end.
The pass thru charging port is no issue for me but that's cuz my phone has 2 charger ports. So while the gamepad takes up the charger port on the bottom of my phone I still have one on the side of my phone for data and for fast charging. Maybe y'all need to invest in an Asus device I highly recommend the Asus ROG 6.
Does it have a mini jack for earphones? Bluetooth adds lag
Just got my Gamesir x2 Pro couple days ago...
Just enjoy playing my Street Fighter EX+Alpha and Ex 2+ games... Using the FPse emulator for PSx games... I didn't have to install their app...🧐🤓🤫...$71.99 on Amazon...
Hi dear.... Do you know if is there a way to connect this controller with ps remote play app? Is there a way to map the buttons for ps remot play app?
I plug my phone into the xontroller but the controller does connect. The lights blink for some time and then stop. Anyone got a fix? My phone is a Xiami Redmi Note 12 pro+ 5G.
i have a redmi note10 with the included silicon case it works great.
I love this controller. But i recently found out they don't sell replacement face buttons. My X button just flew off somewhere and i reached out to customer support to see if I could order replacements. They said they don't sell replacements 🥲. I probably won't buy another gamesir again. This control is so awkward to play with with a missing face button. I think it lasted me a single year.
I'm going to use this on the galaxy fold 4 believe it or not lol.
I calibrated My triggers and now My L2 doesnt work. Any help??
It works with my 2x Samsung cases I have, your case is pretty bulky.
Is possible to adjust deadzone of stick ?
Mine don't work it makes my phone glitch and not just my phone but other high end devices I am using a galaxy s9+
That USB-C is the perfect length. This guy is full of it.
it worked on my phone with nilkin slim case. no need to take the case off
Input lag on point
"If you were planning on taking this out with you, and [attaching it] to your phone [while out and about], I think it's a little too cumbersome" (paraphrased to what you were trying to say)
Well, that stinks. This is the smallest grip controller really possible to make, and if even this is too cumbersome, then what hope is there for physical gaming controls on android besides integrated solutions?
You have to game without case it will overheat
Gamevice has a new controller dropping this month that claims to work with most cases. Could be a nice alternative.
Ironically I'm in a weird position, because I use the Note 20 S-View Flip cover, which would not work with the Gamevice Flex because of its design, but *does* work with the Gamesir X2 Pro (I've been using it for a few weeks). Also, the Gamevice doesn't have back buttons, which to me is huge thing because I'm so used to the xbox elite controllers. So in my case the Gamesir actually checks all the buttons, though I realize that is unusual.
If you get an aramid fiber case..don't have to take it off.
I don't recommend my LT stopped working the first day.
I'm still using my G4s Pro
Gamesir x2 pro can play egg NS?? Or only for xbox??
Not supported by egg ns..only x2 and x3..pro version isn't working..so disappointing
Razer Kishi comparison?
How hard is it to make a USB-C controller that can have all cases fit?
Not hard at all if you're ok with it looking weird.
This is a case of designers walking all over the engineers.
Well, have you made one? Then it's hard. Real hard.
All cases seems impossible. I have the Razer kashi and while you can remove the internal rubber to fit cases. My S21FE with a case is to wide to fit in. Maybe an even slimmer case would work but i already have a generic slimish snug fit case for it. Certainly nothing trying to be armored at all. I wonder if XL sized phones are popular enough now that companies just gave up on the idea of making a slim controller that can fit a giant phone?
It's Game-Ma'am!
Mi 9T pro, stock case - no problem
The best thing is that I always keep my old phones for gaming most phones nowadays are power houses so my old phone will be strictly for this device now
I keep it a old surface pro 2 sleeve
Can i play any games?
No
Shame about the case issue as I am able to fit my Pixel Pro 6 into a Kishi grip. with a case. It's tight but works.
If yours works with the kishi it might be just thin enough to work with this. I have this controller and it works with my S-View Flip on my Note 20. YMMV though - it depends largely on whether the rubber feet will give way where needed depending on the shape of your case.
Is that the kishi v1 or v2? I just got the Pixel 7 Pro and they're almost identical in size and design so would love to know which controller fits.
@@yaasiz just checked the box and it gives no mention as to whether it's v1 or v2. Says it fits a Note 10+ if that's any help.
@@MarvMavro does it have soft straps on the back and fold up nice and small or is it a hard rigid back? (Like a spine)
@@yaasiz soft and folds up small
It's actually the best controller but a bit overpriced. Still w8ing for something really, really godly or just discount it to max 40$
It's actually rubbish, if u try co calibrate it the LT will stop working
Bro this is very expensive how to get free
Or. Can you give me this
does this work on egg ns ?
Not supported by egg ns..only x2 and x3..pro version isn't working..so disappointing
Don't buy, it's trash, once u calibrate it the LT will not work, happened to me the day I got it, I cant find a way to fix it, I've been trying for hrs
With all due respect, your not explaining how to connect it and start, and they have terrible directions, they assume you know what the home button is when they are not labeled. i still cannot get this fucking thing to turn on :\
How many other controllers of this type do have a long enough USB-C connector to be used with a case? As for things having too many moving parts in terms of having to remove a case from a phone (all of 2 seconds) then I think that this says more about the person than the controller. Yes it would be nice to be able to keep a case on but it is definitely a minor inconvenience. A for use of the raw*** word, that was excruciatingly embarrassing and cringeworthy. This is definitely the best Gamesir controller of this type, although I do think that it should have come earlier.
$80? yeah no thanks, they are delusional, i wouldn't give more than $20-30
Wait for a sale then or second hand
So close, with the case thing. I removed the rubber bumper from my Kishi v1 and am able to actually fit my phone with the case no problem. I guess I'll be sticking with that a while longer. I know Gamevice released their Flex controller that intentionally allows for cases to fit. But, the D-pad looks to be the same shittyh one as with the Kishi v1...c'mon Gamesir, one more go!
I recommend it entirely your crying too much about the connector use an older phone problem solved you can use mobile hotspot for wifi on the other phone it's all doable quit crying