Amkette EvoFox One Universal Bluetooth Gamepad For iOS, iPadOS, Android, PS4 and PC (X-Input) with The Dojo App, Detachable Mobile Clamp, Low Latency Bluetooth 5.1 and More (Transparent)

The make quality superb lights are best controls working can connect to mobile easily

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It's ok but you need usb cord to connect to pc or laptop so it's not wireless

I use this controller in ps4 but not working well

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Go for the universal one, you won't regret spending extra 1k on it... has universal support, better battery (800mah instead of 400mah) and controller also works via cable, unlike the other 2 models. Works very well so far... no issues. Tried it with different platform, games, emulators and everything worked flawlessly... package was neatly done.. I would 100% recommend this.. EDIT : Bugs: its not technically a bug but if u encounter, so called the "analog drift" when you first use this controller with a game after turning it on, rotate the R/L analog stick 360 degree to let the game/driver calibrate the range. This is because the analog stick has very high precision. Vibration : R/L can be triggered individually but they dont work with (precision) intensity from 0-100%, instead always stay on 100% even if game triggers a 10% vibration intensity.. idk not a big deal.. but would have been nice to have precise vibration, most games dont support it anyways Connectivity : does not require any driver to be installed or any software/setup.. just turn it on pair and you are good go wired connectivity is also flawless, in pc it (universal model) is recognized as xbox360 controller in cable mode... vibrations dont work when in cable mode with pc.. wireless on the other hand.. oof they nailed it... seamlessly connects and i've had no issues, no latency Obviously to be supported universally the controller shows up differently in different platform (pc : xbox x-input, android & ios : ds4 wireless controller, HID mode : evo fox one, xbox : xbox controller, ps4 & ps3 : ds4 controller) Battery : Been using it and it holds pretty well, I do get as the claim (~6-8hrs), turning off rgb would result in better battery... Buttons: The L/R triggers are smooooooth, The analogue stick have less tension and are smooth kinda weird to use.. the a-b-x-y buttons are not soft but are too clicky when pressed.., mappable buttons are clicky.. Feel and aesthetics : the controller feels sturdy and has good grip.. honestly not a huge fan of transparent body but the rgb do look good, there are 2 sets of LED indicator, one for charging/low battery/wired mode indicator (green) and another set which has 4 leds to assist with pairing and displaying controller mode and functions.. Etc functions : Turbo and other useful features work as mentioned. Also ps4's touch pad can be emulatued using ez button and right trigger combination. So what are we missing ? Speakers (ds4), touchpad (ds4), 3.5mm jack (ds4), mic (ds4), rumble/precision/haptic vibration (ds2/ds5), player indicator (ds3/ds5), gyro (ds3/ds4)...

I bought the evo one Universal. I have used the x360, xbox series x, and ps5 controllers earlier and compared to them it can be at par with the xbox. The controls are smooth, buttons are sturdy and overall grip is good. The rgb adds style in darkness and transparent case adds sophistication. The right grip rumble motor has one less weight than on left, may be due to balencing (makes no noticeable difference though). The turbo works on the fly, and back macro can also be advantage on button mash scenarios. The best usp is that this works with all systems. There are ps3 button logos beside abxy buttons, which helped me in rpcs3 games also. Battery charging takes 2 hours (no fast charging), but battery life is good. Bluetooth connection is better than dongles and i did not notice latency in miles morales. Mobile holder is a plus. It works with both direct and x input on pc. Programmable buttons and software interface are the only things missing. Go for this at less than 3k.

This controller Turned out to be amazing. Didn't knew this was such a great device. So Lets talk about Pros and Cons first 1. Works on Android,PC, Nintendo, PS4 and PS5, yes it works on PS5 but will only plays PS4 games . Its recognised as PS4 controller. Couldn't figure out to work with XSX but maybe it only works on Old Xbox one models. 2. The back buttons is a huge deal for me . Probably the main reason why I bought it. If you use L3 as sprint a lot you know how tiring it is for the thumb. 3. The RGB light looks great of you're fan of it. 4. Turbo buttons and function buttons for PS4 touchpad is also there an an alternate with @ sign. 5. The controller doesn't feels cheap or low quality. Its decent built . 6. Almost 6-8 hours of battery life depending what are you playing. 7. USB type C is such a big deal. I have never seen a affordable third party controller with a type C port so its a win. 8. The mobile dock is also included which is also great. Cons: 1.I used it to play COD mobile. Initially no issues at all but every once in a while its registering false input. Like when you are in a match it will start firing R2 button even when you are doing nothing. This could be a big game changer as it can cost you a competitive game. PS4/PS5 controller are still better for such games. But I have experienced this only for COD so it may not occur on other games. 2. Honestly I am not a fan of transparent flashy controller. Feels too kiddish and feels like a toy . I turn off the RGB but still that transparent finish i am never fan of . Will always trade it for a hard shell casing. But if you're fan of it. Go for it. 3. I used this on PlayStation 5 . Works like a ps4 controller except if it gets disconnects and you reconnect it again wirelessly even though it shows connected there is no input. So you meed to reboot it again to connect it or just use it with wire to avoid this issue. 4. The mobile dock that is given does the job but its no as sturdy for heavy phones. If you have a light phone its fine. But if you have a heavy phone try not to play with a case . 5.THE BIGGEST CON . No user manual at all. Even in the box and their website their is no User manual. I mean seriously. It took me a while to figure out on my own to use nack buttons. Press EZ then back button and then the button you want to assign it. Anyways overall a good controller but with some cons that might be a deal maker or breaker for some.

Best Gaming Controller!

worked for a while and then all fo sudden stop woirking, heating behind and sort circuit happen