6 Trigger Mobile Game Controller for 6 Fingers Operation with Key Layout Diagram,Joystick Gamepad Compatible with PUBG/Fornite/Call of Duty/Rules of Survival/Knives Out

I use these on iPhone 11pro which I learned only has 5 simultaneous touches. Some phones have more. With both my thumbs on screen I can only use three triggers at once. This was frustrating because I was hoping to never have to touch the screen claw grip but after a littler trial and error it’s no big deal and the triggers still make playing more comfortable. I play CODM and use a double trigger on the left as jump and slide and the single trigger on the right as fire. I put ads and prone next to my right thumb. I was extremely skeptical of these and I can’t speak to durability yet (py one week of play) but overall I’m very impressed these work so well and with no battery to charge.

I'm not as proficient with these as I am with a PS4 controller, but these buttons definitely give me an edge on my KDA by at least 3x on average. Not pulling MVP's every round like I do with a controller; but for $15 and being able to store half a controller with no battery to worry about in my pocket, pretty darn good!I don't use all of the triggers at once because it's a little uncomfortable on my giant stupid hands, but I do like to swap back and forth. I think the trigger style ones are a bit more ergonomic, but the double button style ones are more practical to carry and more streamline to fit into your pocket.If you're playing CODM just make sure you play with your settings and enable the "split tactical" setting (to give you access to your flash and your frag), also disable the "toggle to aim" setting so it feels more like you're playing with a real controller.

They dont like to stay where they should. And the secondary set of buttons don't want to fit correctly with the case on my phone [S22U]. And while I really liked the idea, the additional 3rd set of buttons is almost too much when it comes to size and functionality

Once you have them installed and designate the trigger and button controls to the game you can concentrate on the game instead of wondering if you hit the wrong button with just your finger. The audible clocks are great and positive.

The grip on these are terrible. They slide all around when you use them so it makes it impossible to actually play well. Also the positioning of the buttons is uncomfortable, very unergonomic. There were times where the trigger would lift up and so I'd be trying to fire but the trigger completely moved away from the button. They sit on the phone better when I have a case on but then the triggers don't work correctly anymore and it won't let me move around and aim at the same time. The controller triggers work much better but the triggers on them are so flimsy they break so easily. I've tried probably 8 different triggers from Amazon and none of them are made well. Some of them are good for a few weeks to a month and then they stop working correctly.

They feel good on the fingers and respond instant the only thing is that if im playing fast action game like cod they slide from position, and eventually stop contacting the button on your phone and you have to move it back

The shoulders fit over my case (1.4cm thick!!)The triggers are a little less maneuverable, but without a case on they are perfectly fine.A lot of other phone triggers arent as forgiving, and for the price, 6 trigger points pretty cool. I just needed the shoulders for dolphin emu.

Not really worth it, have awkward feel but then again I have relatively large hands