Mobile games have come a long way from the classic titles and have moved on to be more like the ones you play on PC and consoles.
There are various games now that require a lot of input in a short amount of time or precise selections that can sometimes become difficult with a phone's touchscreen. This is where mobile games controllers come in as they make it much easier for players to play their favorite titles without hassle.
Some of the best mobile game controllers combine an affordable price with effective handling. This could make it both cheap and easy to get into various genres of games, such as competitive shooters.
With newer phones being able to run more demanding and higher-performance games, the need for more than just a touchscreen has been growing. Here are some of the best mobile games controllers for different types of games, according to Wired.
(Photo : 8BitDo / Screenshot taken from official website)
8BitDo Pro 2
Many consider the best overall mobile games controller to be the 8BitDo Pro 2, which has a combination of unique features. It also has a retro design, and solid performance, and boasts a reasonable price.
The controller's D-pad is probably the most crucial thing to consider when choosing a mobile games controller. But with the 8BitDo Pro 2, this worry goes away almost completely as its buttons are satisfying and the analog sticks are sensitive.
GuliKit KK3 Max
This particular controller provides relatively better performance than most and is the latest version of GuliKit's King Kong controller. It also resembles a Nintendo Switch Pro controller and feels durable with a textured finish on the back for better grip.
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Backbone One
The Backbone One is a mobile games controller that lets players turn their phone into a handy portable gaming console. It makes it feel like you're holding a Nintendo Switch Lite and serves as an expandable, flexible dock for your device.
It has locking controls on each side and frees up the screen to let you see clearly for a more enjoyable gaming experience. A lot of the best Android phones available are compatible as well as some iPhones, said IGN.
SteelSeries Stratus+
This particular controller is probably the best for people who are looking for a budget item that has a respectable performance. The SteelSeries Stratus+ is the upgraded version of the Stratus Duo.
The SteelSeries Stratus+ offers a familiar layout that mixes the styles of Xbox controllers and Sony's DualShock by providing symmetrical thumbsticks. It also has hall effect magnetic sensors that give a great feel on the triggers, providing precision and consistency.
Razer Kishi V2
The Razer Kishi V2 is a compact all-rounder of a mobile games controller that can be used for both Android and iPhone devices. This item's design improves upon its predecessor and allows for a variety of phones. Additionally, it has a more ergonomic look and has great tactile buttons.
GameSir X2 Bluetooth
While convenient, there are some phone designs, such as the larger foldable devices, that are not suited for USB-C connectivity. This means that a wireless connection is needed to connect to a controller. The GameSir X2 Bluetooth is a prime example of this and provides a seamless gaming experience, according to TomsGuide
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