The IPEGA remote Bluetooth gamepad charging time is up to 2-hours and can be used to at most 20 hours game time or 100 hours if on stand-by mode. MATERIAL: Plastic (but the touch and feel is like leather)īATTERY: This device uses a built-in lithium battery where you can easily charge anytime through USB. Here are some of important details and specification of PG-9025: And if the device is fully charged then you can enjoy playing simulator games for almost 20 hours. The IPEGA remote Bluetooth gamepad is portable and small that you can carry around anywhere. IPEGA Remote Bluetooth Gamepad Controller (PG-9025) Specification Below are some of the details of our review.

We tested IPEGA remote Bluetooth gamepad first on Android smartphone – HTC One M7. That is why we’ve tried using the IPEGA remote Bluetooth gamepad controller and test if that will give us that satisfaction while playing handheld games for Android and iOS. The feel and touch of those buttons and/or joystick from the on-screen controller is nothing compared to the real gamepad. And now it’s time for gamer like me who’s not satisfied playing games on my smartphones and/or tablets like Android smartphones, iPhone, iPod, iPad with just using the on-screen controllers. We'll be looking forward to your feedback after 7.Last week, we featured here one of Ipega’s product for selfie enthusiasts called iPega Bluetooth Remote Shutter PG-9019. Good news for Nintendo Switch owners: in Update 7.9, we've also worked on eliminating incompatibility issues while using Nintendo-certified third-party controllers.

Some other gamepads may be OK as well (MFi-certified on iOS, xinput-compatible on Android and Windows 10) but we can't guarantee they will work correctly. To play, you'll need a Sony Dualshock 4 (iOS 13+, Android 10+) or a Microsoft Xbox One Controller (iOS 13+, Android 5.1.1+, Windows 10). Garage controls with a virtual cursor and several shortcuts were added as well. Unlike the old implementation, the current one allows you not only aiming, shooting, moving, and using consumables, but also turning the auto-aim on / off, using the lookout camera mode, and switching shell types with a gamepad. In Update 7.9, we are adding basic gamepad support at the request of enthusiasts who used the rudimentary pre-Update 7.0 experimental functionality that enabled limited in-battle controls. Some players have reported bugs, but I’m not clear on that. There were problems when used with Android devices, but those were supposed to have been fixed. WG added some gamepad support in Update 7.9.

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