Cheapest good enough Android BT gamepad for emulators?

[MarkizSchnitzel]

Hello everyone



I'm not that much into gaming, but I'd like to replay some of the SNES and N64 games that I have. On my phone.

So I need a gamepad. I am not too eager to part with much cash. What is the cheapest good gamepad?


I have OP3. if the gamepad has a holder, that much better (but not necessary).



For now, I found this Xiaomi gamepad:
http://en.miui.com/thread-51934-1-1.html
Anyone has experience with that?


If i do deceide to step up, I know Sixaxis is (kinda?) supported in android, is the xbox one BT controller (the new one) supported as well? Is it "PER GAME/EMU" compatibility?

 

[luv2liv]

i use the ps3. then to clip the phone onto the controller, i use cloth's wire hanger.
this guy used binder's clip http://imgur.com/a/zmecP

 

[DeathReborn]

MOGA make controllers from cheap to mildly expensive that have support brackets for phones. There is also clips for PS3/4 controllers that are better than wires or string but obviously more expensive.

Just go to Amazon and look for MOGA in Electronics and you'll get MOGA and others like Madcatz in the list too.

 

[Wallywest]

I use an Ipega.

Tapatalked

 

[WelshBloke]

SNES and android you say?
https://www.amazon.com/Wireless-Bluetooth-Controller-Classic-Joystick/dp/B014QP2H1E

 

[JeffMD]

MOGA is great as they have some after market support where as most other controllers have none. They are well supported on phones and offer a normal BT HID mode for everything else. I picked up the Moga HERO as a balance between control features (xbox style) while being small for portability. I haven't sprung for one of the china retro digital controllers yet to see how good they are.