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The estimated range is 23 feet - plenty for mobile gaming and just about good enough for living room couch usage, in our estimation. The gamepad’s powered by a 220 mAh non-removable battery, and it’s got a power-saving sleep mode for those times when you’re far from a charger. And Android mode, as you might expect, puts the controller in a state compatible with Android phones, tablets, and set-top boxes. Cade mode, meanwhile, is programmed specifically for the emulator-powered iCade arcade cabinet for iOS devices - the gamepad ships with pre-defined profiles for games like Pac-Man, Asteroids, Centipede, and Battlezone. A special Joystick mode places the inputs in a remappable state, letting you pair the gamepad as a generic wireless peripheral to a Windows-based machine. Modes are the Satechi gamepad’s other differentiator. Image used with permission by copyright holder The concept of a grip may not be entirely unique, but the one on the gamepad seems well-executed: it extends several inches in length and, when not in use, sits flush with the rear of the controller.

Not every gamepad, though, has a spring holder: press a release on the back of the Satechi gamepad and a mounting grip for your smartphone emerges. IOS 16 lets you pair Nintendo Switch controllers to your iPhoneīut every third-party wireless controller has buttons, you might be thinking. Download Mobile Legends Bang Bang for Android.

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