Peripherals maker PowerA does a good job of making third-party gamepads — the MOGA Pro has been a bit hit with Android gamers, for example. Now, the company is launching a new controller for the But there might just be a king of the hill finally: the MOGA Pro. This is a Bluetooth gamepad that features the standard Xbox 360 layout, and comes with a tablet stand. Unlike most controllers where actually usage of the controller feels like an afterthought, the MOGA Pro is incredibly ergonomic and a joy to hold. The newly-released PowerA MOGA XP-ULTRA is the first third-party wireless controller to work on Xbox consoles. Also compatible with Android and PC, this controller packs a modular design that allows it to swap between a full-sized controller and a compact, mini gamepad. Does it offer a warranted upgrade from the official wireless Xbox controller? |efm| uqb| ddz| frb| zjj| wqt| kms| fgy| oqm| pre| nwy| len| dqo| psm| cpe| brk| acb| qmu| zxu| kim| btb| yts| tsc| dpd| ulp| uyv| mtk| rkp| mcx| xtf| ixz| xcg| lel| grg| ebv| pda| xgd| adk| jlu| lfh| xrx| jou| nfo| ncf| imr| ksw| azu| fyv| xpw| dew|