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PowerA MOGA XP5-X Plus Wireless Gamepad for Android Black

It offers flexibility to play games on Android mobile, tablet or computer wherever you want. It includes a detachable phone clip, built-in Power Bank and Advanced Gaming mappable buttons, as well as...

It offers flexibility to play games on Android mobile, tablet or computer wherever you want. It includes a detachable phone clip, built-in Power Bank and Advanced Gaming mappable buttons, as well as cables for charging or playing in wired mode.

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Description

Description

It offers flexibility to play games on Android mobile, tablet or computer wherever you want. It includes a detachable phone clip, built-in Power Bank and Advanced Gaming mappable buttons, as well as cables for charging or playing in wired mode.

Manufacturer

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Specifications

Specifications

Dimensions

Compatible Console
Android
Connection Method
Wireless
Hall Effect Sticks
-
Colour
Black
Popular Series
-

Type

Retro
-

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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  • George_Marandianos
    5
    8 out of 8 members found this review helpful

    Verified purchase

    Being a completely satisfied owner of two PowerA controllers for quite some time now, I can say that once again the company did not disappoint me. At first glance, it seems to be a quality construction (as always, time will tell), and the controller is compatible with almost everything! It supports DirectInput AND XInput (which personally benefits me a lot because I regularly play many old games on PC - DX9 era and back, connecting it wired to the PC works in DirectInput mode but holding down START+SELECT switches between DirectInput and XInput), it has a switch that allows you to choose between Bluetooth or USB connection mode, in Bluetooth mode it recognized my Nokia 8 Android smartphone in 2 seconds flat (so don't be scared by the box that says "for Samsung"), I didn't have to remap buttons on any emulator I have (PPSSPP, My Boy, etc.), everything worked perfectly right away.

    In my opinion, the two great advantages that the company's controllers have and surpass the competition are the following: firstly, the friction rings (there are two hard plastic rings in the notches of the two analog sticks that provide extra protection against wear and tear of the plastic analog stick when moved in a circular motion - I have actually noticed over the years that the analog sticks on my POWERA controllers are not as "worn out" at their base) - and secondly, a very big advantage for me are the two extra advanced gaming buttons (mappable) on the back of the controller, in the grips. You can assign any button you want to them, but I discovered that if you map these buttons, immediately after purchasing the controller, to the "button" function that the sticks have when pressed (LS and RS), you protect your controller from the scourge of their category, the cursed stick drift! (either they never experience it, or if they do, they experience it after years) stick drift is directly related to how much one has "worn out" the LS and RS... if you buy any controller that has extra mappable buttons, do this and you will remember me...

    The controller also has a built-in power bank (!) which even has an on/off switch and can be used either to simultaneously charge your phone while playing or to provide power to the controller (more information in the user manual, it explains it nicely and simply, but it's not available in Greek).

    The only significant negative thing I have found so far is that unfortunately the controller does not have vibration function! This is not something that bothers me for mobile gaming, but since it is compatible with DirectInput and XInput, I will definitely miss it there...

    At its regular price, which it is now, I would consider it rather expensive, but for the offer price of 68 euros that I got it for a few days ago, I believe it is a fair purchase, if it has the reliability that my other PowerA controllers have over time (especially since I have spent around 40 euros on other Chinese Android gamepads and they turned out to be of poor quality - stick drift, buttons that no longer work, etc.)

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Comfort
    • Button pressing
    • Weight
    • Construction quality
    • Value for money
    • Moderate noise
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  • Being a completely satisfied owner of two PowerA controllers for quite some time now, I can say that once again the company did not disappoint me. At first glance, it seems to be a quality construction (as always, time will tell), and the controller is compatible with almost everything! It supports DirectInput AND XInput (which personally benefits me a lot because I regularly play many old games on PC - DX9 era and back, connecting it wired to the PC works in DirectInput mode but holding down START+SELECT switches between DirectInput and XInput), it has a switch that allows you to choose between Bluetooth or USB connection mode, in Bluetooth mode it recognized my Nokia 8 Android smartphone in 2 seconds flat (so don't be scared by the box that says "for Samsung"), I didn't have to remap buttons on any emulator I have (PPSSPP, My Boy, etc.), everything worked perfectly right away.

    In my opinion, the two great advantages that the company's controllers have and surpass the competition are the following: firstly, the friction rings (there are two hard plastic rings in the notches of the two analog sticks that provide extra protection against wear and tear of the plastic analog stick when moved in a circular motion - I have actually noticed over the years that the analog sticks on my POWERA controllers are not as "worn out" at their base) - and secondly, a very big advantage for me are the two extra advanced gaming buttons (mappable) on the back of the controller, in the grips. You can assign any button you want to them, but I discovered that if you map these buttons, immediately after purchasing the controller, to the "button" function that the sticks have when pressed (LS and RS), you protect your controller from the scourge of their category, the cursed stick drift! (either they never experience it, or if they do, they experience it after years) stick drift is directly related to how much one has "worn out" the LS and RS... if you buy any controller that has extra mappable buttons, do this and you will remember me...

    The controller also has a built-in power bank (!) which even has an on/off switch and can be used either to simultaneously charge your phone while playing or to provide power to the controller (more information in the user manual, it explains it nicely and simply, but it's not available in Greek).

    The only significant negative thing I have found so far is that unfortunately the controller does not have vibration function! This is not something that bothers me for mobile gaming, but since it is compatible with DirectInput and XInput, I will definitely miss it there...

    At its regular price, which it is now, I would consider it rather expensive, but for the offer price of 68 euros that I got it for a few days ago, I believe it is a fair purchase, if it has the reliability that my other PowerA controllers have over time (especially since I have spent around 40 euros on other Chinese Android gamepads and they turned out to be of poor quality - stick drift, buttons that no longer work, etc.)

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Jim_Tsilikakis

ειναι συμβατο με ολες τισ συσκευες? εγω που χω realme 7i συνδέεται?

George_Marandianos

Εμένα παρόλο που το κουτί απ'έξω έγραφε συμβατό με samsung, το έκανα ζεύξη με nokia 8 και λειτουργεί τέλεια . Άρα, λογικά....

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Description & Specifications

It offers flexibility to play games on Android mobile, tablet or computer wherever you want. It includes a detachable phone clip, built-in Power Bank and Advanced Gaming mappable buttons, as well as cables for charging or playing in wired mode.

Manufacturer

Dimensions

Compatible Console
Android
Connection Method
Wireless
Hall Effect Sticks
-
Colour
Black
Popular Series
-

Type

Retro
-

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (1)

  1. 1
  2. 4 stars
    0
  3. 3 stars
    0
  4. 2 stars
    0
  5. 1 star
    0
Review this product
  • George_Marandianos
    5
    8 out of 8 members found this review helpful

    Verified purchase

    Being a completely satisfied owner of two PowerA controllers for quite some time now, I can say that once again the company did not disappoint me. At first glance, it seems to be a quality construction (as always, time will tell), and the controller is compatible with almost everything! It supports DirectInput AND XInput (which personally benefits me a lot because I regularly play many old games on PC - DX9 era and back, connecting it wired to the PC works in DirectInput mode but holding down START+SELECT switches between DirectInput and XInput), it has a switch that allows you to choose between Bluetooth or USB connection mode, in Bluetooth mode it recognized my Nokia 8 Android smartphone in 2 seconds flat (so don't be scared by the box that says "for Samsung"), I didn't have to remap buttons on any emulator I have (PPSSPP, My Boy, etc.), everything worked perfectly right away.

    In my opinion, the two great advantages that the company's controllers have and surpass the competition are the following: firstly, the friction rings (there are two hard plastic rings in the notches of the two analog sticks that provide extra protection against wear and tear of the plastic analog stick when moved in a circular motion - I have actually noticed over the years that the analog sticks on my POWERA controllers are not as "worn out" at their base) - and secondly, a very big advantage for me are the two extra advanced gaming buttons (mappable) on the back of the controller, in the grips. You can assign any button you want to them, but I discovered that if you map these buttons, immediately after purchasing the controller, to the "button" function that the sticks have when pressed (LS and RS), you protect your controller from the scourge of their category, the cursed stick drift! (either they never experience it, or if they do, they experience it after years) stick drift is directly related to how much one has "worn out" the LS and RS... if you buy any controller that has extra mappable buttons, do this and you will remember me...

    The controller also has a built-in power bank (!) which even has an on/off switch and can be used either to simultaneously charge your phone while playing or to provide power to the controller (more information in the user manual, it explains it nicely and simply, but it's not available in Greek).

    The only significant negative thing I have found so far is that unfortunately the controller does not have vibration function! This is not something that bothers me for mobile gaming, but since it is compatible with DirectInput and XInput, I will definitely miss it there...

    At its regular price, which it is now, I would consider it rather expensive, but for the offer price of 68 euros that I got it for a few days ago, I believe it is a fair purchase, if it has the reliability that my other PowerA controllers have over time (especially since I have spent around 40 euros on other Chinese Android gamepads and they turned out to be of poor quality - stick drift, buttons that no longer work, etc.)

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Comfort
    • Button pressing
    • Weight
    • Construction quality
    • Value for money
    • Moderate noise
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Being a completely satisfied owner of two PowerA controllers for quite some time now, I can say that once again the company did not disappoint me. At first glance, it seems to be a quality construction (as always, time will tell), and the controller is compatible with almost everything! It supports DirectInput AND XInput (which personally benefits me a lot because I regularly play many old games on PC - DX9 era and back, connecting it wired to the PC works in DirectInput mode but holding down START+SELECT switches between DirectInput and XInput), it has a switch that allows you to choose between Bluetooth or USB connection mode, in Bluetooth mode it recognized my Nokia 8 Android smartphone in 2 seconds flat (so don't be scared by the box that says "for Samsung"), I didn't have to remap buttons on any emulator I have (PPSSPP, My Boy, etc.), everything worked perfectly right away.

    In my opinion, the two great advantages that the company's controllers have and surpass the competition are the following: firstly, the friction rings (there are two hard plastic rings in the notches of the two analog sticks that provide extra protection against wear and tear of the plastic analog stick when moved in a circular motion - I have actually noticed over the years that the analog sticks on my POWERA controllers are not as "worn out" at their base) - and secondly, a very big advantage for me are the two extra advanced gaming buttons (mappable) on the back of the controller, in the grips. You can assign any button you want to them, but I discovered that if you map these buttons, immediately after purchasing the controller, to the "button" function that the sticks have when pressed (LS and RS), you protect your controller from the scourge of their category, the cursed stick drift! (either they never experience it, or if they do, they experience it after years) stick drift is directly related to how much one has "worn out" the LS and RS... if you buy any controller that has extra mappable buttons, do this and you will remember me...

    The controller also has a built-in power bank (!) which even has an on/off switch and can be used either to simultaneously charge your phone while playing or to provide power to the controller (more information in the user manual, it explains it nicely and simply, but it's not available in Greek).

    The only significant negative thing I have found so far is that unfortunately the controller does not have vibration function! This is not something that bothers me for mobile gaming, but since it is compatible with DirectInput and XInput, I will definitely miss it there...

    At its regular price, which it is now, I would consider it rather expensive, but for the offer price of 68 euros that I got it for a few days ago, I believe it is a fair purchase, if it has the reliability that my other PowerA controllers have over time (especially since I have spent around 40 euros on other Chinese Android gamepads and they turned out to be of poor quality - stick drift, buttons that no longer work, etc.)

    Translated from Greek ·
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