PowerA - MOGA Bluetooth Controller for Mobile & Cloud Gaming - MOGA XP5-X Plus

Name: PowerA - MOGA Bluetooth Controller for Mobile & Cloud Gaming - MOGA XP5-X Plus
Brand: PowerA
SKU: 6425371
Rating: 4.1 (203 reviews)

Model: 1510705-01

SKU: 6425371

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Key Specs
- Wireless: false
- Compatible Platform(s): Android
General
- Brand: PowerA
- Model Number: 1510705-01
- Product Name: MOGA Bluetooth Controller for Mobile & Cloud Gaming
- Color: MOGA XP5-X Plus
Features
- Product Type: Controller
- Headset Jack: false
- Analog Joysticks: true
- Button Mapping: true
Connectivity
- Wireless: false
Dimensions
- Product Height: 2.52 inches (The out of box height of the item. Height is measured as the vertical distance from the bottom of the item to the top as it would be primarily used or placed.)
- Product Width: 4.13 inches (The out of box width of the item. Width is measured as the horizontal distance from one side of the item to the other as it would be primarily used or placed.)
- Product Length: 6.06 inches (The out of box length of the item. Length is measured as the longest dimension of the item.)
- Product Weight: 0.47 pounds (The out of box weight of the item.)
- Cord Length: 120 inches
Compatibility
- Compatible Platform(s): Android
Warranty
- Warranty - Parts: 2 years
- Warranty - Labor: 2 years
Other
- UPC: 617885019968

Play Xbox games on your mobile phone or tablet from the cloud with the comfort and features of the MOGA XP5-X Plus Bluetooth Controller. Also play your favorite controller enabled Android mobile games with ease. Extend your gaming sessions at home or on the go with a built in Power Bank, detachable gaming clip, and the flexibility to play wired* or wireless. This versatile wireless controller also optimizes your gameplay with the ability to map two additional buttons on the fly to gain a competitive edge. XP5-X Plus is prepared for the wave of triple A gaming now available for your Android phone, tablet, or PC.

Whats Included

Controller
3 USB Cables
Phone Clip
User Manual
Controller
3 USB Cables
Phone Clip
User Manual

Q: Will this remote work for call of duty mobile on Android

A: No sadly it will not. One of my main reasons for purchasing besides Xbox Game Pass. I assume it because COD Mobile only registered for Xbox and PS4 controllers and this one shows up as the MOGA of course. I have reached out to the devs to consider adding more controllers/gamepads.

Q: This controller is advertised to work with PC, however upon connecting it to my PC it is unable to play Warzone. Is there anything I have to do to fix this?

A: Aw yes this is the one that has been stumping everyone but the answer is in the manual. This controller actually has 2 input mode direct input and xinput. Adroid usually uses direct input, while for gaming Windows like to use Xinput. For it to work on your PC you need to hold down the 2 smaller buttons (the start and select or start and back button people call them different things) near the xbox logo button. It's the 2 buttons you use to enter menus in xbox games. Hold them down for 3 seconds or until you see the xbox logo flash. It will then be in Xinput mode and work on PC. By default it's in direct input mode

Q: How do i get it to connect to windows 10 via bluetooth?

A: You don't I looked up everything and everything i can find shows that almost no one can get it to work including me

Q: What's the different between this and the Samsung branded moga controller, sku 6432667? They seem to be identical and have identical price tags, but they're sold as two different products and I dunno why.

A: The biggest difference that I see is one is manufactured by Power A and the other by Samsung.

Q: Does this work with Minecraft pocket edition?

A: Yes

Q: I purchased a game using the app that the controller automatically suggest. In doing so it requested that it be purchased by sent to my micro soft account. Which in turn will not allow me to play it via the cloud.

A: I believe what you are referring to is the xbox game streaming app. In order to stream games to your phone without an xbox you need to have an xbox gamepass ultimate subscription. If you have any xbox one or xbox series type consoles you can stream a game from that to your phone

Q: Hello, i wamted to know whether this gamepad would support older Gameloft games like Modern Combat 4, Nova 3, Dungeon Hunter 4 on android. These games supported older versions of moga pro and moga pocket gamepads by default.

A: I think so

Q: Can this be connected to a Xbox series s

A: Yes

Customers are saying

Customers are impressed with the MOGA Bluetooth Controller's ease of use, Bluetooth connectivity, and long battery life. Many appreciate its build quality and comfortable feel, although some experienced compatibility issues with certain online games. A few users noted occasional latency and a slightly heavy weight.

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Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Works with Android and Xbox could
Perfect on my Galaxy note 20 ultra,as u can see in the picture, holds the huge note 20
Posted 3 years ago by JagOffAssasin
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Moga Xbox cloud gaming controller
Absolutely love this, highly recommended. Bought one for myself & my son.
Posted 4 years ago by InvincibleStorm
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Worked as expected
Unlike most people, I didn't buy this to game stream Xbox games from my Xbox to my phone. Instead, I bought this to play emulator games (SNES and PlayStation mostly) and play some mobile phone games like Levelhead, Final Fantasy mobile ports, and stuff. My review is based on that experience, although I'm sure it does just fine with game streaming as well (remember, you need an Xbox to game stream Xbox games. Your Xbox plays them and streams them over your local network to your phone). Pros 1. Good feel. It feels a bit smaller than an Xbox One controller but not in a bad way. Good heft without being heavy. Grippy textures along the back make it easy to hold. 2. Joysticks have a satisfying amoung grip and the buttons have a satisfying amount of click. This isn't like the cheap Bluetooth controllers from 5-6 years ago where the triggers were spongy and difficult to use. 3. The phone clamp holds my Galaxy Note 20 Ultra (no small feat) without wobbling. However, you do need to make sure you tighten the clamp well after putting your phone in. 4. Having a wired mode is nice. 5. Easy to connect via Bluetooth. It also connects very quickly after the initial pairing. 6. Came with plenty of cables and instructions to make sure everything works right. 7. My emulators (SuperRetro16, John NESS, and ePSXe) recognized it immediately (although I had to manually set it up in John NESS and ePSXe). 8. So did my controller-compatible Android games. 9. Best Buy price matched *that other company* so I got this for $15 off. 10. There is a battery checker button along the bottom that lets you see how much battery you have left (four indicator lights). It's nice. 11. There is also a 3000mAh integrated battery bank. If you don't use it (which I don't have any intention to), that gives this thing ridiculous battery life. I played Super Metroid for 3 hours yesterday and it was 2 out of 4 lights when I started as well as ended. Neutral 1. This apparently works as an Xbox controller too. I haven not tested that functionality so I can't comment on that. 2. I have yet to find a use for the two extra buttons on the back of the controller. My emulators don't seem to recognize them and neither do my games. I may need to look more into it as I am all but certain it is user error. Cons 1. The phone clamp is made out of plastic and I am terrified that I'm gonna break it snapping it on and off the controller. Additionally, the tightening "bolts/screws" are also plastic and I am terrified I'm going to break it when I tighten it. I wish, especially for the price, that the phone holder clamp was of higher quality. 2. The D-Pad can be slightly spongy. It's not NEARLY as bad as the ones that used to be "bad", but compared to the pristine, sharp, immediate clicks of an Xbox Series X/S controller, this one is definitely a step down. 3. I don't know when this thing was launched, but USB-C has been a thing for a very long time now and it's always disappointing to see a micro-USB plug these days. Overall, I'm very happy with my purchase. I was tickled to death that my emulators were so easy to set up with this thing (SuperRetro16 didn't even require setup, it had everything right out of the gate). The phone clamp, despite being cheap, does its job well (for now, we'll see long term). It's a tad pricey, but honestly, with how enjoyable the experience has been, I don't regret my purchase at all. Plus, if it does actually work as an Xbox controller (and it seems like it does), then it's nice to have a third backup controller just in case. Fully recommended. Also, Best Buy sells this one and one branded with "Samsung". They are both PowerA MOGA XP5-X+ (or XP5-X Plus depending on how you search for it) and there doesn't seem to be any difference between the two as far as I can tell despite having a different SKU for some reason.
Posted 4 years ago by JoeH