Gamepad for Moto Z - Black

I love this controller. I have the Moto Z4 as soon as I got my phone I bought this controller bad to play my games. It works amazingly and is well worth the money. If you are looking into buying this and you play games a lot i would by it. How ever this Controller does not charge your phone while it is connected. If you want it to charge while playing it you can plug it in with a C charger cable.

It works quite well overall.I think I'd prefer a Switch/3DS layout (thumbsticks above), or xbox layout (thumbsticks above on left, but below on right). d-pad is meh, and doesn't do diagonals well, mostly use the joystick (even for games that were originally for a d-pad, like Pokemon Yellow or Earthbound). I like playstation layout (thumbsticks below), for many things, but you need the playstation style handle so you can slide your right hand down since it will be pressing the buttons more often than using the stick whereas vice versa for the right side), and those handles would add comfort but also extra bulk, so the easiest fix is to just the xbox layout.I thought the triggers would be a problem, but they work quite well.Also 3DS style joysticks which are flat, and slide instead of rotating, might have been a better choice.It's kinda buky and hard to transport, but not more so than some Bluetooth gamepad's I've used.

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It has a dedicated headphone jack and bumper and trigger buttons too! L2 & L1 : R1 & R2) I really like the grip on the analog sticks!(see pic) plus it has a dedicated home screen button(below left cursor button), the XYBA buttons are a bit clicky but feel tactile, overall a final great buy! The LED lights and back logo are bonus.

Shipped refurbished from seller.Looks in great condition and works good. Get Moto games app to find games that properly work with device. It will redirect you to Google play for easy proper selection usable with device. Has it's own chargeable power just use yer Moto z charger and viola yet there. Lots of games too.

Look, it's a good product in of itself. But once you have it you will discover that THERE ARE NO GOOD GAMES TO PLAY FOR IT. Motorollas lineup of games they support without having to use sketchy chineese apps is a joke. ATTENTION PUBG PLAYERS: You can be banned for using those aferomentioned third party apps. Do not bother with this gimmiky thing untill Moto puts out some real support for it.

$70 is a fairly premium price for a controller. Your average name brand wireless controller will run you about $45. A third party Bluetooth controller that will hold your phone seems cost about $20-30. This gamepad does not feel premium.The main advantage the Moto Gamepad has over others is the magnetic connection and made-to-fit design. And that's about it. Just about everything else about this controller feels terribly cheap.Major complaints:- Face (A/B/X/Y) and D-Pad buttons all feel stiff and have far too much travel. Start/Select buttons are particularly hard to press. Low profile, quick-to-actuate buttons would have been ideal.- Face buttons are VERY small and cramped close together. Uncomfortable to use over time.Other observations:- Not sure why the manufacturer went with more standard control sticks over the flattened analogs like those of the PSP or 3DS. The mod itself is fairly thin, I'd rather have a thicker unit with flatter analogs if it were more comfortable to hold.- Symmetrical analogs over face buttons and D-Pad, like the WiiU. Again, why? Just about any other layout would have been preferable.- The shoulder buttons have small LEDs that flash every time you press a button on the corresponding side. Thankfully, the first thing the tutorial teaches you is how to turn this feature off. It seems to serve no purpose other than to drain the internal battery.Pros:- The mod itself - the matte slab of plastic - feels sturdy enough in the hand.- Plug-and-play. No setup required as long as your games/applications are already set up to take controller inputs.- Magnets hold the phone firmly in place. I was never worried about it falling out.I've had $20 controllers that felt better than this thing. I understand that there was a requirement to keep everything within a small form factor, and the internal wiring might be a lot more complex than other controllers I've tried in order to maintain compatibility. That said, I cannot imagine how the magnetic connection makes this priced so high. It's a shame, the idea of a moto mod gamepad seems great, but this doesn't feel worth it, not when similar products cost less than half as much for what look like a much more comfortable experience.

Difícil de encontrar juegos que se adapten aún no le he podido sacar provecho pero tampoco le he dedicado mucho tiempo