Rotor Riot MFI Certified Gamepad Controller for iPhone - Wired with L3 + R3 Compatibility, Power Pass Through Charging, Improved 8 Way D-Pad, and redesigned ZeroG Mobile Device [video game]

Es muy bueno, perfecto para jugar, sin lag. Muy recomendable.

The media could not be loaded. Easy to set up as an accesibility switch controller, and not just for the gaming center!By going to iphone "Settings---> General--> Accessibility---> Switch Control ---> Add Switch" you can set the keys and joysticks to navigate an iPhone without touchscreen or voice!Many of us with neuromuscular disorders have a hard time using an iPhone even with all the Accessibility features. This controller allows us to navigate the screen with easier buttons.Pros1) It works!!!! I can use an iPhone no matter how my body is freaking out!2) There are 14 buttons that can be set as switches (28 if you include long press options- setting a different command if you hold a button a long time)3) You can call and FaceTime friends without holding your phone upright.4) You can set buttons for EVERY command currently possible on the iPhone switch control menu... buttons to start dictation, switch apps, open notifications, turn off switch control, go to home screen.5) you don't need to make sure the controller is always charged or set up bluetooth and connect it6) the phone still works by touch so it doesn't infuriate others who might need to use your phone7) you can charge your phone through the controller as you use it8) it's easier to hold and carry than just a phone9) you can still use it in gaming center as a regular controller, just turn off switch control under settings and it goes back to being a game playing beast.10) it's SO MUCH CHEAPER than current switches being sold as disability switchesCons1) the phone holder is horizontal. You need to hack it or add a magnetic holder to get the phone vertical.2) the direction pad is only programmable in 4 directions, up down left right (not eight)3) the joysticks are only programmable as buttons, not directional navigators4) there are no videos on how to set it up, you need to use ones on how to set up bluetooth numberpads as control switches5) there is currently no way to go back to the last screen you were on (previous takes you to the previous icon on the screen you are on)6) nothing else.... it's just that AWESOME!To set a new switch for this controllerBEFORE YOU TURN ON SWITCH CONTROL or set up any buttons to use as switches, go to Settings--->Accessibility---> Accessibility Shortcut--->Switch Control and choose switch control. This allows you to always enter and exit Switch Control by pressing your home button three timesTHEN YOU CAN SET UP SWITCHES1) go to settings---> Accessibility---> Switch Control---> (DO NOT TURN IT ON YET)---> Switches ---> Add new switch ---> choose External---> click on the button you want to assign (Like the up on directional pad) when asked to activate switch---> Name button (I chose "Up" in this case)---> push Save---> choose action for when you push the button (I chose increase volume) ---> click switch control to leave menu---> turn off and on switch control ---> ENJOY 😉The two switches that are most important to assign are SELECT and MOVE TO NEXT ITEM so that you can navigate. I included a photo of how I set mine up. I didn't use the left and right on the direction pad, because it frustrates me when I accidentally bump them. I also programmed multiple buttons to go to the home screen; when I get frustrated I like to be able to start at my home screen easily 🙃

Nice and simple, it’s like a portable PlayStation i take it everywhere ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

There is no manual book. Downloaded F1 race from Ludu MAPP and it did not work at all. I am not the first to experience this, YouTube-Rotor Riot Gamepad Controller

un accesorio que si bien es practico, no se hasta que punto es necesario