So i was comparing this controller with the razor kishi and the gamesir and honestly there no comparison the flex has the best joysticks and triggers the buttons feel super high quality and the set up is extremely easy even a 4 year old can do it, overall im happy with mu purchase i bought it for cod mobile on android and it dosent work out of the box but theres a way to trick cod into thinking you have a xbox one connected to it so it does work but honestly why not make it like the iphone they just plug this controller and they start playing without any workarounds i guess is cod problem and not flex controller

Best thing sense sliced bread type item. If you think it looks like a Razor Kishi, it does but, that is where it ends. FAR better controls all around, USB-C charging though and headphone jack. The feel and comfort is far better than the Kishi. They are not even in the same class. AND it fits with most cases, I have had 3 different cases on my S23 Ultra and it all worked fine. It comes with tons of adapters and a tempate to line up your phone in it's case to tell you what you need. If your looking for portable gaming devices, your phone is more powerfull than most of these $200 retro emulation devices. My S23 Ultra can run Switch and PS2 games with no problem. This controller works perfect for all of these and will work with Xbox streaming. If there is ONE downfall (and this is common on thes devices), there is no screen mapping software so games like Call of Duty mobile is not playable unless you use a 3rd party software. Over all, I love it.

This is a solid controller for Android that I use this a lot for remote play with my PS5. The only issue I had was after playing God of War Ragnarok with the controller, the right RB shoulder button (the button not the trigger) would get stuck in the controller after pressing it, then I'd have to nudge it out with my finger which was annoying. This was literally within the first 10 minutes of using this controller. I almost returned it but figured the shell was probably too tightly screwed together or something got stuck in there. Sure enough, loosening the screws holding this thing together and blowing some compressed air under the right shoulder button fixed the issue and it's been smooth sailing for many hours after. Other than that minor gripe, the controller has been wonderful. The buttons feel and sound almost exactly like an Xbox controller which is great because I was looking at getting the Backbone until I heard the buttons on that one sounded like mouse clicks. Since I bought this controller to use in bed and not disturb my wife while she was trying to sleep, I needed something as close to silent as possible and this controller is perfect for not disturbing her. Headphone jack support was also a must because Bluetooth lag (especially with PS5 remote play) is horrendous. Luckily routing audio through the controller fixes the audio lag problem 100%. Overall I don't think there is a better controller for audio, console-like control experience (even the sticks are the same size as an Xbox controller), and silent usage. I still think $100 is a bit steep to charge for this but there's literally nothing in the market that checks all the boxes I required. Just keep a tiny screwdriver handy in case you run into the same button sticking issue I did.

Super awesome mobile controller. I've had a Razer Kishi for my previous Galaxy phones, but I always had to remove my phone case to use it. The Gamevice Flex has several adapters to fit various case sizes. There's even a gauge to help you get the perfect fit for your phone. The controls and feel are awesome. I use it to play games with Xbox gameass and haven't had any issues with it.

This product is amazing! Gamevice went above and beyond by putting a bunch of adapters in the box so the controller would fit my phone with a case on. It isn't often that you see a company do something like this, so it was very refreshing!