I’m an avid mobile gamer and have tested countless mobile controllers here at TechRadar Gaming, so I’ve put together this guide to help you find the best one for your needs.

Unfortunately, the Ultimate Mobile Gaming Controller is a hefty boy. It weighs 236 grams, so when paired with a mobile device you’re looking at between 350-500 grams total weight.

A controller that wants to be wherever you're gaming? The Backbone Pro sets out on that path and covers a fair bit of ground -- for a nontrivial $170 price tag (thank you, tariffs). I tested the ...

The gaming accessory company has released a new version of its Retro Receiver that allows users to use modern controllers with older PlayStation consoles. The Retro Receiver supports various ...

At $170, the Backbone Pro is one of the most expensive dedicated mobile controllers around. It's $70 more than the Backbone One ($100) and $20 more than the Razer Kishi Ultra, a high-end mobile ...

Separately, MacStories confirmed that Switch Online’s Nintendo 64 controller is also now compatible with Apple devices. As Troughton-Smith noted, these are the Bluetooth/USB-C versions of the retro ...

The GameSir G8+ is the company’s latest mobile game controller, offering a great ergonomic gaming experience and compatibility with your Nintendo Switch. Image: Talk Android / Jared Peters ...

We also spoke about how he sees Backbone fitting into the game controller market in the future, especially as foldable phones are starting to become more available and affordable.