Perfect gamepad would have Nacom's extended grips (for long sessions), Gamesir's cooling (for better heat/battery management, probably requires a cavity for the camera islands on our phones though) and Kishi's right sided usb-c port (for those silly games that won't rotate the other way around). Hopefully in the next generation of controllers, we'll see one with all of that. Until then hanging on to my old Kishi.
I sought this exact solution and this is what I found: Beitong G3 Game controller coupled with Betop C1 phone cooler, both from the same company, gives the most versatility. Havent tested any of these but this was the only combination of controller and cooler that there is on the market that both are seperate and dont interfere with eachother. Would love to see these tested on android central!
@@rsjpaladin interesting controller, that one. But it's Bluetooth and has digital L2/R2. I'm able to squeeze a cooler along with the phone into the kishi because it has a flexible ribbon cable thingie instead of a plastic frame on the back.
In the end i got the Kishi V2 for my Pixel 6. The good - its perfect in 99% of time. The bad - i have to remove the smartphone case everytime using it because even with a Spigel Air or Slim it does not fit in to and USB-C wont connect at all.
I bought the mg-x pro two weeks ago and the LB button stopped clicking and don't work properly so I return, should I try the Kishi V2 or buy the mg X pro again?
