I enjoyed using the Moga Pro when I reviewed it over the summer. With its retractable grip that props up the phone, it’s a clever way to turn your Android phone into a handheld gaming device with ...

With Android becoming a more powerful and popular mobile gaming platform, there's one obvious question: where are all the controllers? Sure you could use a PC a PC game controller on an Android tablet ...

Last year, peripheral maker Power A introduced the Android-gaming world to the MOGA controller system with a pocket-sized game pad with a clip for holding your phone. It’s a nifty little device, but ...

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PowerA revealed details for an all-new gaming controller this morning as the company showed off the new MOGA XP-Ultra Controller. This is a new wireless controller engineered for mobile gaming, but it ...

Up for review today is the PowerA MOGA XP7-X Plus Bluetooth Controller. Designed for gamers of all kinds, the $100 unit features a nice array of capabilities and functionality. The following includes ...

Gaming peripheral and accessory company PowerA has announced publisher and retailer support ahead of the US launch of its MOGA controller for Android. The device features four face buttons, dual ...

PowerA has quite a few controllers available for various systems. Their latest, the MOGA XP-Ultra, is a modular wireless controller that works on Xbox consoles, Windows PCs, Android devices, and ...

There are so many different controllers out there for consumers, you couldn’t possibly need another option, but PowerA is hoping you do because it just announced the MOGA-XP Ultra. PowerA says this is ...

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The $129.99 gamepad and phone clip combo is the first third-party option to work wirelessly with Xbox Series X / S consoles. But man, it’s a weird one. The $129.99 gamepad and phone clip combo is the ...