Kishi Ultra

Actually played it on a poco F6 myself and had a blast. Especially fun with a controller(razer kishi ultra in my case). Still i definitely get where you're coming from after seeing the difference in PC graphics and gameplay.

I am most likely going to get slammed for this, but I feel your pain and wanted to share my solution after trying the GameSir. Basic games were fine with the GameSir, but for shooters I noticed a very small lag because its bluetooth. So I took a more expensive approach because it worked for me (MMV)

I think it would be more correct to say that phones nowadays are as powerful as PCs were back in the day. That said, indeed they are. I was very much enjoying playing the OG Max Payne with Razer Kishi Ultra. It was my first time playing the 1st game, and I had a blast completing it on the Hard-Boile

Heyo congrats!!! Do you game and have a gaming PC perchance? You should check out Artemis/Apollo streaming on that phone, it has a beautiful display and exceptional capabilities for game streaming :) you just need a controller grip or dedicated plug and play controller like the razer kishi ultra 2!!

You have to consider the two perspectives of this hobby. Are you the type that wants to collect for the hell of it? Or Are you the type that is a gamer that looks for specifics? For example. Ergonomics, form factor, power (chip set, ram, eemc, sad or micro SD options) operating system, customization

Personally I game with pocketabilty in mind first and foremost but also performance. My s20 plus has a much bigger screen than an rp5 while being as if not more pocketable than a rp5 due to detachable controls and also due to the detachable controls I cam customize them to my liking. I like the game

Memo S3, it actually feels really decent. I wouldn't use it for devices wider than 265mm though.I should've gone with a Razer Kishi Ultra or a modded Gamesir G8+, but didn't want to splurge.

On iPhone, native compatibility with any type of controller is guaranteed, but on Android, you'll only get the option of virtual mapping. No matter how many modes you switch between (Xbox, PS, Nintendo), you'll only be able to map it virtually, not natively. I know this because I have a Razer Kishi

The Razer Kishi Ultra works well with it

As far as I know, neither Android nor iPhone take advantage of the controller's gyroscope functions, even if they're present. Even if they were compatible, the games themselves would have to activate the gyroscope function upon detecting a controller. I know of a controller with an integrated gyrosc