Joso Phone Controller for iPhone/Android with Phone Case Support, Mobile Gaming Controller with Cooler for iPhone 16/15/14, Galaxy S24/S23/S22 - Universal Fit, Customizable Buttons, Turbo

Used with a OnePlus12 and it clears the camera bump without harming the phone, phone also has a thin magsafe case on so the clearance is there. With a couple days of use no scratches on my case.The cooling plate pushes against the phone holding it in place.Bluetooth gaming works fine.Cooling wise it seems to cool to the touch and all inputs work as suggested.

Works very well and keeps my phone cool.Needs better instructions though.

Getting it connected was a headache. The analog sticks did not work. Neither did the buttons. I tried it on 3 different games ans nothing. The fan did not work at all either.

Worked for a about a week then stopped

so would well with sony and xbox app doesn't work that great though with cod app or pubg sadly. i was hoping it would work well with cod or the pubg app but it didn't work out that well works kind of like the backbone would it's similar does have some re mapping i didn't mess with on the app but all and all it's not a hand set

If you are using it for the Nintendo switch, PC, or Xbox controller compatible games , like CoD Mobile, it is fine. The issue I see is that the operation manual is practically generic. Somethings may have changed ,when compared to another "Joso" controller,but hey seem to always recommend using the Ludo Mapp app. Ludo Mapp is not made for it .The Ludo Mapp app isn't really necessary for Xbox or Pro Controller mode, but the android mode is effectively unusable. While the android mode has some screen mapping positions pre assigned , it can't be changed, and if it was just that it could be usable , but R1/right shoulder button is unassigned.Lodu Mapp app doesn't work on the android or pro controller mode and has no screen mapping for the Xbox mode.It seems like the correct app to use with this controller may be "GeekGamer" . This app recognizes this controller and is able to update or roll back it's firmware, nothing in the operation manual mentioned this app, and had to comb the web to find it. It's downloadable from the Google Play store. The flaw I am seeing with the app I that eventhough it lets you map each button, it won't load the configuration to the controller. I am only able to remap 3 buttons , if I do more it behaves as it was out of the box, no idea why it's doing that.Maybe the "GeekGamer" app is simply bugged or maybe it has something to do with the firmware being identified as " Trial " ,but either way there are far better options then this, I'll keep mine for the time being hoping the software/firmware in the future improves.For Shooting Plus V3 users: It is not currently compatible. The older app (Blue Icon ) doesn't see it, and the newer app (Yellow Icon) sees the controller but is unable to interface with at this point in time.