In time for CES 2026, gaming company 8BitDo is teasing a new controller designed for smartphone users who want to play games ...

Where mobile play unfolds. Introducing 8BitDo FlipPad — a flip-style gamepad designed for mobile gaming. Compatible with iOS ...

BitDo has previewed a new smartphone controller aimed at a very specific use case: playing games exclusively in portrait ...

BitDo announces FlipPad, a portrait-mode smartphone controller for Android and iOS with USB-C connection, revealed ahead of CES 2026.

The PowerA MOGA XP7-X Plus is officially licensed by Xbox and features all the usual inputs you'd expect from a standard controller or handheld system, including two thumbsticks, face buttons, ...

Smartphone gaming has grown far beyond simple touch-based controls. Whether you’re diving into fast-paced shooters, racing sims, or platformers, having a reliable game controller can seriously upgrade ...

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The original version of 8BitDo’s clamp-on smartphone controller featuring Hall effect sticks and a rechargeable battery since it connects to devices over Bluetooth is only compatible with Android. The ...

What if your gaming controller could seamlessly adapt to your lifestyle, compact enough to slip into your pocket yet powerful enough to rival full-sized setups? Enter the MCON Magnetic Slide-Out ...

If you are a gaming-first person who is also fond of mobile experiences, then this new gaming smartphone called Pocket Play from Ayaneo is for you. Last week, Ayaneo shared its official video ...

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If you’d told ten-year-old me that I’d be able to play the latest console games like Resident Evil on a device that fit in my pocket, I’d have refused to believe you. But it’s 2025, and that ...