Gorixer Wireless Bluetooth Remote for Anki App-Gamepad Sized Mini Controller for Switch-Windows-Android-MacOS with Cable and Strap(Pink)

The controller was nice while it lasted. After three months it would not turn on or charge. When I try to turn it on, the yellow light blinks as if it's trying to connect to my computer and then dies. When I plug it into my laptop to charge, my computer keeps making a noise that it senses the device being plugged in and unplugged repeatedly. I've read the manual and looked for online forums but I have found nothing that addresses the issue. It is not an issue with firmware or my computer connection but with the controller itself. It's cute, but not worth the money if it doesn't last more than a few months.

This isn't something you'd want as your main controller, it really is just sort of a fun novelty and something you can easily carry around. It works well enough and feels a lot better than other similar small gamepads I've used in the past. If you want a cute little novelty controller that works, you'll probably like it.

I can't really seem to use this to work in keyboard mode as a shortcut key device for my art apps. It can connect to my phone, but doesn't seem to work with the other apps on it.The instructions are a little unclear, but you have to install an app, and make sure you keep the instructions cuz there's a lot of shortcuts for how the lights work around the device.I really wish this product work, because the hardware itself is -fantastic.- It feels very high quality, the buttons have a nice tactile click to them, and the light modes are so customizeable and chic. It's got a beautiful glow to it, and even though it's SO TINY, it feels ergonomic. If I can get it to work with my art apps as a shortcut device, I'll edit my review.

Okay, kind of, since it doesn't have a joystick but you could still use it on Honkai Star Rail on Android for bits and pieces. It's a difficult game to find a controller for so figured you should know!But, general use then, so sleek and adorable! The lights are absolutely fantastic with lots of variation between them and it's very easy to connect with modes for EVERYTHING. It really is every single type of controller in one, it's kind of freaky how good it is in such a neat little package.Sure, it's not for long term play unless you have very tiny hands but it's a fun novelty and great for on the go.If you want a cute tiny controller to take on the go for emergencies and little tricks, it's absolutely perfect. Not a single flaw and super solidly made I love it.

Connects to the phone but does not work on emulators such as Delta

I have two of these. The other is the brand name Zero model, and I much prefer the other. Ranging from 15-25$, you are guaranteed better software support for your 8 bit games from a company with 8 bit in the name.If you've never played games before, this might be fine for you. Also, if you demand RGB lights on everything you own, this might be for you.I was able to connect it (yay!) but don't love the feel. Again, in size it's exactly the same as the Zero, but the buttons feel cheaper. Given that you might be playing this thing for days or weeks on end, shell out the extra for the real thing.

I like that this is small, but it's a little bit smaller than I expected even, and is possibly a little too small for most people. Additionally, there just aren't enough buttons for the things I want to play with it. It can emulate an x-box controller, but the games that I want to use it that support x-box controller also expect more buttons since a real x-box controller has more buttons.

So this thing just about gets it right with the trade off of portability and size. It's almost too small to use but not quite as I can use it pretty well anyways. They were smart with a d-pad to have the circular part to help make the d-pad clicky and move better. I like that it has the two top buttons as well and this is something you can use with your retro gaming pretty easily it also has a really cool looking light that pops up to give it a nice little glow to it. As far as functionality it's your standard Bluetooth functionality and I didn't have much problem using it on devices I normally use Bluetooth with. That being said this is a really cool device for a very niche reason