Samsung GLAP Gaming Pad Android Controller – Official Controller Galaxy and Android Smartphones,Black,QXGP001

great controller , one of the best , very good joysticks !great buttons ,easy clap out clap in ! works natively with fortnite and call of duty mobile and almost all games !i use for pubg mantis pro app ,i have lenovo y90 legion gaming smartfone !! glap app for all the games availeble and supported by the controller !

This is a great controller. I have tried countless options for my Note 10+ 5G, the SF30 Pro with mobile mount, an Xbox one controller with mount, nothing has felt balanced and usable for any period of time. The Glap controller feels perfect, button placement feels comfortable, button presses are responsive and I have had no lag despite a few people saying otherwise. I have tested it on Steam Link, NES, SNES, PSP and Dreamcast emulators and they all work perfectly with this controller. It's expensive but worth every penny, this feels like a quality product and I cannot recommend this enough.

Great quality gamepad, with very comfortable grip and smooth, natural feeling, analogue sticks. D-pad and other buttons are tactile, well placed, and feel good quality too.This is a great idea in principle - using only bluetooth, it turns any modern phone (assuming it fits) into a portable games console that looks a lot like a Nintendo Switch but is much more flexible (because it is your Android phone). It should fit most phones too, as my Note 10 fitted with plenty of scope for a bigger or smaller phone instead.I've happily played the revived GTA:VC and GTA:LCS games, purchased from the Play Store, on it. Both worked fine, and it feels natural and accurate - just like on my old PS3. With the various games I've played, I haven't had to re-map a single button either.The only negatives I can think of are:Price - £80 full price is a lot for a bluetooth controller, when you consider alternatives are up to £60 less! (This is a quality product though.)Charging - you can't charge your phone while playing. Shame they didn't add a wireless charging pad so it could charge thr phone when plugged into a charger itself (especially considering the price).Headphones - most modern phones have the headphone socket at the top or bottom so no way to plug in. (The manufacturer could've bundled a AUX and Bluetooth (BT) headset mode into the product, but modern phones should be able to handle connection of both the gamepad and a BT headset at the same time.)Home button - just below the right hand buttons (A, B, X, Y) and can easily be pressed by mistake, taking you out of your app and back to the phone's homescreen.Other than that this is a superb bit of kit.

Very sturdy and just about fits Galaxy Note 20 Ultra with a cover on, even though this isn't really designed to be used with the cover!The controls are solid and comfortable to operate although the width takes a bit of getting used to when using a large screen phone.There are no issues with response over Bluetooth with my particular phone and it works really well with apps that are designed to use an external pad.Sadly there are still a fair few apps that don't support game controllers but not the fault of this device!

If you want to play any sort of action game or anything fast paced, do not bother with this controller.There is an insane amount of input lag for every input rendering it useless, and this is after going through the arduous process of updating the firmware that supposedly helps with the input delay (you can only do so on android 9 or lower, by the way). It is a shame because the build quality is rather nice and the telescopic mechanism feels very sturdy. The entire controller feels like it's built to last but I simply can't overlook its glaring flaw. Another thing to note is the L and R buttons are insanely large (and don't feel particularly good to press) making using a single finger to rapidly go between the button and the trigger very cumbersome. I've since gone with the 8bitdo sn30 pro+ with a the clip attachment which has treated me far better with no *noticeable* input delay out of the box.

The concept is good, and having a case included is a nice touch which partly justifies the cost.It's just the execution that lets this down.1. It's not very comfortable for average sized hands.It's really been designed to have your middle finger on the triggers & your index finger on the shoulder buttons, which isn't what most people are used to.2. The analogue sticks, while much better than iPega telescopic controller sticks, still have a slight deadzone & also have more 'spring' to them than an Xbox controllers' analogue stick.This made them feel less precise overall.3. No rumble might be a negative to some.4. Should expand wide enough to allow the use of a 7" or 8" tablet ( maybe they'll do a v2? ) for Steam / Moonlight / Parsec / Xbox / Stadia(!) streaming.If you'e planning on playing many fps titles with this I think you'll find it hard unless the game has some generous auto-aim when using a controller.For other games, and 3rd person titles that don't require a lot of precise aiming, you might like it if you can get used to the different grip style.

I love this controller due to its sturdiness and feel natural when handling it. No lag whatsoever in Android 10 because I have played game on it with my Note 9 on Android 10 and it works flawless without bugs. Although, my phone isn't optimised for gaming but still it works perfect on my phone.Recommended product. You should buy it. The price of this controller is reasonable.Recommended Product.