PowerA - MOGA Mobile Gaming Clip - 2.0 for Xbox Controllers

I am not a huge fan of touch screen controls for a lot of mobile games I play or emulation. This makes everything very convenient from ease of use to adjustments for angles and such. Also a must have if you do cloud or streaming for gaming. Also doesn't block the usb c port so plugging the controller directly into your phone is also an option if you don't want to do bluetooth for whatever reason. So I use a Galaxy S23 ultra with a case and while it does fit, that thing is HEAVY. So ymmv on overall comfort but you get used to it pretty quickly. It's plastic, but doesn't feel cheap like it's gonna fall apart on you.

I got this clip mostly for playing Xbox games on a phone through Xbox cloud streaming or Xbox local game streaming with my Xbox controller. The quality of the clip is good. It is sturdy and attaches firmly to the controller. The rubberized pads on the phone grip hold my device firmly in place. The knobs for adjusting the angle of the hinges are secure and have not come loose during playing, but make it quick and easy to adjust as needed. The thing that led me to this clip over other available options was the two hinges--it makes it so much easier to get a good balance of the phone on the controller depending on how you want to play or hold the controller while playing. If the phone is not balanced properly, it can get tiring to try to play for long periods of time, but with the right balance there is no discomfort even after an extended time. For me, the balance is best when the center of mass of the phone is vertically above the center of mass of the controller, so the positioning and orientation of the phone relative to the controller changes depending on how I am playing.

Made perfect for the Xbox One controller. It can hold my galaxy note 20 ultra. Even compatible with the Power A charge and play battery kit.

It's really sturdy and holds my phone very well. Just what I needed to game on the go.

Used this less than a dozen times, and it's broken. The top part of the clip is connected to the bottom part with an internal spring, which has broken apart and now slides out freely and is completely disconnected. I've managed a work around using a rubberband to reconnect the top and bottom parts of the clip, but it's pretty sad that this is necessary, and that a rubber band does a better job of holding the phone securely in place than the product does.