PowerA MOGA XP5-X Plus Bluetooth Controller for Mobile And Cloud Gaming On Android And PC, Gamepad, Phone Clip, Gaming Controller
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Color: Black
Features
- Control your compatible Xbox games from the cloud on mobile
- Play Controller enabled games on Android and PC
- Enjoy the precision of controller inputs for mobile gameplay vs. touchscreen
- Charge your phone while you play or between sessions with integrated power bank
- Gain a competitive advantage with 2 mappable advanced gaming Buttons
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Color:Black MOGA XP5-X Plus Bluetooth Controller delivers the versatility to play games today and tomorrow on Android mobile, tablet, or PC wherever and however you like. Play Xbox games from the cloud with the familiarity of an Xbox style controller. Includes detachable phone clip, integrated Power Bank, and mappable Advanced Gaming Buttons, plus cables to charge or play in wired mode.
Release date: September 15, 2020
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Product Dimensions: 6.06 x 4.13 x 2.52 inches; 1.16 Pounds
Binding: Video Game
Language: English
Item model number: 1510705-01
Item Weight: 1.16 pounds
Manufacturer: PowerA
Batteries: 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included)
Date First Available: August 4, 2020
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Color: XP5-A Bluetooth Controller
This appears to be a very solid controller. If you like Xbox controller style, this is great. However, my first one came with a cracked phone holder ( picture attached). after contacting Power A support I received an email that said "I apologize that you received the controller in that condition but since you’re within the 30 day return period of Amazon you would need to reach out to them to get a replacement."Now, had there been an actual hardware or software problem with the controller, I would not have been bothered by this, but the -cheap detachable phone holder- could and should have been sent out by PowerA. As it is, I had to wait an additional week to be able to use the controller I purchased. Which was made worse by being able to play with it for a short while before sending it back due to a broken cheap plastic accessory. So this is probably a decent controller for mobile gaming and pairing to a PC, but I don't know how well Power A is willing to stand behind their products after the 30 day Amazon return period is over. As they certainly did not do so for me.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2020 by Will
Color: Black
This is my new favorite controller. TL;DR if you're looking for the best all-around controller that you can comfortably use on Android/Windows/Linux, this is the one. I do a lot of gaming on Windows, Android, and PC and this works very well for all of those use cases. First - the controller has a massive battery. I understand that this is intended to be used as a battery bank as well, but it has the benefit of just never dying. After the initial charge, I've used it for several weeks for several hours a day. How much battery do I have left? 70%. 3000 mAh in a controller. Three times the amount of a DS4 without the pesky LED. The analog sticks are great. The grips on the sticks grip your fingers really well, and they feel very similar to the original Xbox One controller. They are very precise, I played through Outer Worlds with no issue on the sticks. The face buttons are fine, as expected. The shoulder buttons are a but mushier than the original xbox controller - feel kind of like those membrane "mechanical" keyboards. I really like them, my roommates do not. I did find myself accidentally pressing the triggers at times, but I think that's more because I am used to a DS4 controller. The d-pad is incredible. I wouldn't use it for fighting games, but for absolutely everything else it's very good. Better than the xbox one, better than the DS4, better than the switch pro - just a really nice feeling d-pad. It passes my emulation and dead cells tests with flying colors. Clicking the analog sticks in is extremely tacticle and kind of loud. I'm not a *huge* fan of that but those that I give the controller love it- but it doesn't matter because: The buttons on the back are super useful, and remapping them is very quick. I hate it when games use stick click in for sprint, but it doesn't matter because I can just remap the stick click in to a back button. You can remap them to any of the other controller buttons on the fly. Want to use a face button with both hands on the analog sticks still? Go for it. Hate moving your hands off the triggers? Yeah sure, remap them to bumpers. I've had no accidental presses of them and pressing the back buttons are extremely satisfying. Before we get into platform specifics, let's talk about the clip. This is the best phone clip. It articulates with multiple joints, so you can get the weight distribution just right. I thought I wanted a switch-style telescopic kind of layout for my phone, now I don't care. You can put the phone in front of the controller if you want to get it closer to your face, you can float it above at any angle. It's just an amazing clip. The cutouts for your volume rocker or whatever other button is just icing on the cake. Playing in wired mode is great. I haven't used the battery bank feature yet, but I'm sure it works fine. This controller also shuts off automatically pretty fast but is super quick to pair, making battery last super long. You can also just flip it into wired mode to shut it down if you were using it wirelessly, which is awesome. Let's talk about platforms: Android is just plug and play in both bluetooth and not. Pairing is very simplistic and doesn't involve you holding down any painful buttons for a long time. I switch from android back to my computer a lot and the simpler pairing than any first party controller is much appreciated. As stated earlier, the clip is incredible. I have the Razer Kishi as well, and I like this controller and clip combo more than the Kishi. PC is a bit of a mixed back, but not if you know what you're doing. If you only play on steam, then just enable generic controller support and steam picks this up just fine. Note that you can't remap the back buttons to keyboard keys, but that's not a big deal for me personally. This controller on Windows is a DINPUT controller, meaning a lot of non-steam games won't pick it up innately- namely gamepass games rarely pick this up. There's a program that you can use called "Xoutput" that allows you to remap the dinput controller inputs to xinput instead, hence being able to use it with most games. I've had zero problems with this method. Playing with the controller in wired mode (with it's included generously long cable) also just puts the controller in xinput mode, so if you're only planning on playing it on Windows in wired mode, you shouldn't need to use the program. If you're only planning on using this with steam games, you won't do anything either. The only issue I've encountered on Windows is that after rebooting I have to repair the controller. Not a huge deal since pairing this controller is easier than any other pairing I've been through with controllers, and I do it all the time to switch back and forth from android anyway. Linux picks up the controller just fine with no issues. Back buttons work, etc. I've been super happy with this purchase and have used the controller everywhere since buying it. I haven't used any of my other controllers even in games where it would make sense because this is just too convienent.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 1, 2021 by Annie
Color: XP5-A Bluetooth Controller
Don't buy it. The app is gone.
Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2020 by SPAM
Color: Black
This controller was recommended by Samsung for my Samsung S7 tablet. Solid construction, smooth feel, accurate sticks and buttons, and the battery life is awesome. No issues whatsoever. Works with android games right out of the box. I’m particularly pleased that it interfaces well with emulators such as ScummVM and Uae4arm so I can play my classic DOS and Amiga games. Doesn't come with a case, but this one on Amazon fits perfectly. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07V2D6B41/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_fabc_4Wi9Fb9PSYAVM?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1 Very pleased with this purchase.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2021 by Amazon Customer
Color: Black
I bought this controller specifically for my Samsung Tab S7 5G to play Fortnite mobile. This controller does everything it's supposed to. Extremely easy setup and pairing with my tablet. Wired mode is cool when using the phone clip, which I've tested out on my Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra. ALL buttons worked perfectly with Fortnite. Programing the back buttons was a breeze. I own the Xbox One controller and this one is more lightweight. I like it better because it doesn't hurt my inner palms like the heavier XB1 controller does. I added my Kontrol Freeks and precision rings and fit perfectly just as it does for XB1. Though the XB1 controller is awesome I bought the Moga for the back buttons and for Fortnite mobile compatibility. So I've made the switch over. Very happy!!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 1, 2021 by Delana
Color: Black
This controller is the only affordable xbox controller that has rear buttons that I've found. It has more features then the standard xbox controller and seems just as sturdy so far. The fact that it has rear buttons and is rechargeable seals the deal for me. I returned my xbox controller immediately and ordered this instead. No regrets.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 16, 2020 by Lamb0985
Color: Black
I really wanted to love it but there was just one flaw. The up right and down right on the D pad isnt responsive so I have to push it really hard to get that which is unacceptable for fighting games and most retro platforms which I had planned to mainly play. Controller feels comfortable and all the other buttons are responsive. Easy to connect and what I love the most is that the clip can fit a galaxy note 20 ultra with case. Very good for fps and other 3d world modern games that use joysticks. The only other issue I had is that for a controller that costs about 60 , this should have at least the rumble function, adaptive triggers, or light up buttons. Controller could also charge the phone as u play so that's nice. The cables that come with it are high quality. In the long run I wanted to play fast paced fighting games like marvel vs capcom 2 and with this controller sadly that would be frustrating. I really wanted to like it. Maybe I just got a controller with a defective D pad but for 60 bucks I think I'll look at other choices in the meantime.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2021 by Jrzil