So i have this machine, and i want to find some kind of controller

>>3901409
I'll hijack OPs thread and ask a similar question.

Just started using retroarch on my phone and it's comfy as fuck. Are there any android compatible bluetooth gamepads worth picking up?

Preferably one that comes with a mount for the phone.

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>>3901417
The best bluetooth controller is pic related.

>>3901409
Can't speak for iOS, but I use a Cirka brand Super Famicon usb controller on a Galaxy tablet and I have no troubles with any retroarch cores.

>>3901409
>What do you recommend anon?
/v/

>>3901452
I picked up a used one yesterday. I'm not sure how I feel about it yet.

http://www.gearbest.com/game-controllers/pp_368030.html?vip=1133604

There is no better portable bt controller.

>cheap
>close to zero input lag
>can fit in a pocket

>>3901417
ds4 pairs with android natively, and you can buy phone mounts for it

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>>3901409
Meme or not I can do nothing but praise this controller.
Some people prefer the non profit version without analogue sticks.
So many features.

>>3905271
Non pro, oops

>>3905271
The 8-bitdo controllers are good quality except for one sad,sad fact. Their diagonals are fucked beyond believe unfortunately.
They trigger way too easily. Makes some types of games impossible.

>>3905271
If only they could make SNES30 Pro and SFC30 Pro models. All they'd have to change is the Dpad and Start/Select buttons and it'd be 10x better.

Of course, the perfect mobile controller would be a self-contained, wireless Classic Controller.

>>3905271
This looks cool but those analog sticks seem a bit too fragile