I got it for retro emulation via Retroarch on my phone. While it was recognized normally, I was not satisfied because it has a large RELEASE delay. In other words, while the response when you press the button is immediate (i.e., just fine in terms of input delay, which is usually what plagues wireless), it takes a long time to respond to the fact that you RELEASED the button. In games like driving (and generally anything that requires immediate response), this creates a big problem - in others like 16-bit RPGs, it might not bother you. Personally, it did not meet my expectations.

Construction is okay, price is okay, how it works and where is a mystery. I put 1-2 games, it didn't play. It has an app that you download and supposedly you map the keys in the game, but greetings, it's super clunky and generally you can't make head or tail of it. For example, the D-pad will work but nothing else, or only the right buttons will work or the joystick.

Maybe some kid or someone with more patience might figure it out. It's not plug and play though.

On the positive side, it opens up quite a bit, fits up to a tablet. Nice feel of the keys, I wish they worked.

Very good and convenient for what I wanted it for (emulators on mobile via Lemuroid). However, the instructions are wrong on how to set it up. For example, to connect it as an Xbox controller and have it work directly without further settings and applications, you need to press the top right trigger along with the home button (and not the down on the d-pad as stated in the instructions. Maybe it works that way in other versions). It has a stable grip for the mobile and fits up to an 11″ tablet as it says. Unfortunately, it didn't come with the audio extension in the package for me, but okay, you can connect via Bluetooth. Possibly the iPega 9083 might be more convenient to hold, but this one is just fine too.

Well, the upper buttons (shoulders and triggers/ L1 L2 R1 R2) you press them and there is a 30% chance whether it will give the command or not, and they are not pressed well, they stick and they annoy me, it does not have analog triggers, meaning it is on/off, and the build quality is all plastic, it makes a lot of noise and for anyone with small hands, they shouldn't even think about getting it, get the Razer Kishi for €50 more, it is 500 times better. Now, if you want something very economical for old consoles that only had the face buttons, okay, but even then I would think about it a lot. I will go for the Kishi, think about it, since I got it only in the army (the ipega 9167) it worked well and I didn't play much, I remember a total of 2-3 hours before it broke

Although it is quite good as an idea, in practice it is a bit disappointing. On Android, you cannot use the left joystick and the touch screen simultaneously. The build quality is quite good, but the electronic parts are so-so. Mine burned while I was trying to charge it, I don't know if I did something wrong or if it was a faulty device. I would say it's worth a maximum of 20 euros, it's not worth more than that

Well, those of you who have a tablet like me, do not get it because it doesn't fit. I have a Xiaomi pad 5.
Also, 9 out of 10 games I tried didn't work properly, for me it's a waste of money.

Very useful and convenient, especially for emulation! I chose this specifically for the headphone adapter. It requires setup with its own application (downloadable from Google Play), but you only have to do it once and then you don't have to deal with it anymore.

Guys, tell me already, those of you who have bought it, how did you connect it and what games does it play? Let's not waste our money if it doesn't support everything.

I have the gamepad for a week, it works with Octopus that I downloaded from the Google Store because it didn't work with its own program. You can assign the buttons you want in the game and it's ready. It's a good quality for a small price. It works with tablets and smartphones too

It was defective and I got a replacement, the controller is worth it, it makes the phone like a small Nintendo switch, in combination with retroarch it is a very nice experience.

I give 1 star because the right members of the controller do not work (both the regular and the smaller one that has a unique button, trying all connection modes and V3 direct and android standard mode), I tried with many different devices (redmi note 6 pro, Samsung galaxy s9, s8). I don't know if my product is defective or if there is a compatibility issue (not likely because I saw in a video that it works with android 9, which all the devices I tried have), I'm waiting for a response from the store, until then I cannot recommend this product.