Vakili Mobile Phone Game Joystick Game Control Touch Screen Joypad Game Controller for iPad iPhone Android Mobile Tablet Smart Phone Joystick Touch Screen Joypad Tablet Funny Game Controller 2PACK

This is pretty sweet. I use it for a run 'n gun game called Pickle Pete (and there are tons of games like it) basically you run and it automatically fires are enemies around. It works amazingly well for games like this. It "sticks" to the screen very well, and makes sure to cover a consistent area of the screen (as opposed to my thumb moving everywhere w/o it).The only downside is these cover a fixed area, and some games will have a "move faster the further away from the initial thumb press" aka accelerated movement. For these games it did not "work" as the character moved consistently slow across the screen. Of the 4 or 5 games I've only had 1 that takes this into account, but keep it in mind. If your character always moves at the same speed, you are good.

I tried these with PlayStation Remote Play and Minecraft on both my iPad and iPhone and they are too small. The tiny size makes it so you don’t have full range of motion and it lets you move, but it’s equivalent to barely moving the stick so it’s unusable since it makes you move sooooooo slow in the game. I don’t understand why so many people gave it good reviews. If they were 1.5x -2x bigger it would be awesome. Too bad. I was really excited to use these. If anyone knows where I could get larger ones that actually work well, let me know.

Great idea I love it. You have to have really good conditions though. Absolutely no grease on your screen. You don't have to use the double-stick tape but I can see why they are included. The rubber grommet part of it gives you just enough suck to keep it in place.. but it will slide (depending on how hard you use it ..or how slippery the screen is). In all fairness.. my thumbs goes everywhere when they don't need to.. and I game pretty hard.. I'm rough.. It's as accurate as you can prep it to be.. clean hands.. no grease on thumbs.. clean screen.. and just be easy on it. A good test is to see how it rotates with games like ML Bang and you pick a mage, let's say... rotate one way and the other.. then test it up and down or side to side with games like COD.. it's not easy to auto run just by sliding up. That wasn't an issue with me. i'll just double tab.. and sometimes I don't use auto-run for certain mp matches and then it's great. There's more prep than just slapping it on. Even if you can do that the first hour you play with it. Think about how you want to size your digital d-pad.. size it up and down.. experiment where the sweet spot is. don't eat ANYTHING while you play with these things. they will be useless once grease hits your phone.

This thumb grip works wonderfully for gaming! It’s easy to attach and remove whenever I don’t need it, making it super convenient. It really does feel like using a joystick, which has saved my thumb a lot of strain during longer gaming sessions.The only small issue I’ve encountered is that sometimes the position doesn’t register perfectly, so I have to take it off and reattach it to get it just right. But once it’s in the right spot, it works like a charm.Overall, this grip has been a great addition to my setup, making gaming more comfortable and fun. Highly recommended for anyone looking to enhance their mobile gaming experience!

I can’t believe that this actually works. I was frustrated with onscreen controls for some simple games I pass time with on my iPhone and I didn’t want to carry around something like a backbone controller. Took a shot and this worked great. May not be for things like precision fps games, but for things like Brotato it is great.

My god, does this make it feel smooth to use the fiddly virtual thumbsticks in so many games... when it works. Most notable of all is the incredible physical feedback and restriction of a real, physical device to mess with. It just ups the feeling of mobile gaming from a chore done out of boredom to one you could enjoy. But again, that's only when it actually works.And the most obvious thing: It covers up the screen, wherever you put it, and you must actively remove it to reveal the screen. So this reduces the number of applicable games. But MOBAs are fairly good about their in-game controls... not the in-lobby controls though. So you have to keep moving it on and off of the screen to use it.But if that was the only complaint, this would be a 5/5 stars. That's not the thumb sticks' fault, really. The fact is... it just sometimes doesn't work. It doesn't always accurately function. It can simply just stop registering a direction. Possibly because its spring system lifted the magnetic button off of the screen, and then it resets the virtual thumb stick's position.It's just not really worth the time, effort, or discomfort of it occasionally messing up the input. Just get some finger sleeves for the same price. They are easier and more comfortable to use.

Very pleased.I bought one of the more expensive GEE-D brand joysticks that clip to your phone but those block too much of the screen and are a lot less responsive. I've played about 100 games of Brawl Stars with this product and so far it works incredibly well. It's not a suction cup nor does it leave any sticky residue on phone screen but it stays on quite well. It will move around a bit if you don't press it in good or if there's lint on the product, so you must keep it clean. edit: It doesn't stay all that well if you continually take it off and put it back on. I leave it on my phone for extended periods of time and it stays on 100%, but I realize that's not ideal for most people so that is something to keep in mind.

trash came apart first time opening the both a ruined <DO NOT BUY> !!!