Wireless Game Controller, Tronsmart Mars G02 Bluetooth Gamepad & 2.4GHz Modes for Android Smartphone, Windows PC PlayStation 3, Android TV Box [Not for iPhone]

This is decent game controller, it is compatible with Android and PC (have not tried on PS3 yet)- It works fine with Android via Bluetooth and 2.4Ghz- On PC, it is able to connect by using Bluetooth and 2.4Ghz as well. However on Bluetooth connection you only can play Desktop game (it won't work on Window Store App games). 2.4Ghz dongle can play both Window Store App / Desktop games.

Amazing buy for the price!I had no idea this thing was coming brand spanking new in a wrapped box... I thought it was a pretty generic controller... But...This controller definitely suits every gaming need I have other than its lack of stealthiness. A few of the buttons like the bumpers and the joystick edge taps are quite loud and the phone grips seem like they could stand to be a little deeper, the phone has never fallen out though... even after giving it a slightly violent shake (over the bed) but i would still like them deeper for better peace of mind. The Tronsmart Mars G02 has very cool features like dual rumble packs, colored illuminating ABYX buttons and the ability to switch off both features by using the Function (FN) button. The Function button also allows a mouse pointer to be displayed and controlled on screen. Great for ROM Emulators!!! Also the battery life is quite amazing. Enjoy the pictures I've taken to get a better look at it.

I really wanted to like this controller. It holds my phone well, has good battery life, and seems durable. I could've done without the lights and the L1/R1 buttons are a bit too stiff but that's fine. The thing that kills it is the deadzones on the thumbsticks. They might as well be a D-pad because you have no fine control.

ConsThe quality of the controller isn't too great the right stick sticks when you push it left and there are weird plastic marks all over it and hairs inside of some of the buttons, the wireless dongle it comes with doesn't have abywhere to store on the device but it isn't too bad of an issueProsController has good weight and feels nice in the hands, the dpad feels really decent and it works well for old school nes games and emulators the back triggers feel decent but a lil spongy, the right stick feels great no sticking issues, the grip holds the phone really well it doesn't feel it going to drop my phone, connects super fast and input lag is there but isn't bad at all. Works super well on win 10/7 and Android.If it wasn't for the left stick issue I would use it as my daily driver for PC but the left stick isn't used much with emulators on my phone so yeah...

The triggers will sometimes press themselves for no reason. Playing RDR2 and will accidentally shoot the shop keeper, causing me to reload from last save multiple times. Very frustrating.

I bought this to play my GB/NES/SNES/etc emulators on my phone, instead of having to use the phone itself (which is a ridiculous pain). This has been one of the best purchases I've made in a while. The arm to hold your phone in works great; the ability to fold it down into the controller itself is pretty ingenious. Controller feels and has the button layouts of the XB1 controller. Battery life is excellent - I've had this for over a month and have only had to charge it once. Great add-on for anyone playing games on tablet/phone/tv/etc. Also works as a PS3 controller (according to the box - I have not tried this feature).

The holder for the phone is a little weak, makes me feel like my phone is always ready to fall out because it sort of rattles. But, after finding the games that go with this, I have no REGERTS, not even a single letter :)

Controller is great, I love it! Controller is lightweight, responsive and the buttons light up which is cool. Connected to my Note 8 without any issues. Can connect to Bluetooth (which is what I use) and 2.4. Comes with a turbo button so that's nice. Battery lasts forever on one charge. I believe it says 50 hours or something. The phone holder can hold my Note 8 perfectly which is a pretty big phone. The only thing that some people may not like is that the top bumpers make a loud click when pressed, so if you need to play silenty it may not be for you. Doesn't affect me so I love this controller.

Edit 10th August 2019After a year of using the initial controller the the Right bumper stopped registering so I had to put it away and replace it with the other one they sent me. The receiver had also come apart and would need being placed into a new USB slot each time, hence the initial problem as noted earlier but the new receiver works perfectly. However, this new controller is awful. Hands down the worst I have ever used. The replacement is barely functioning, unreliable hot garbage. It keeps randomly registering the right trigger as an input even if I'm not touching the controller. The triggers when pressed would not come back out, so I would remain aiming or accelerating in game and I had to open them up and add springs to make them usable. The issues with the rattling and the vibration motor are present here too, so If you hit something in game and the controller vibrates, often it will continue to vibrate with no way to disable it other than turning the controller off.The fact that this has gone from £20 to £45 is ridiculous. You'd be better off buying one of a better build quality, that actually functions either from Microsoft themselves or a KNOWN brand of 3rd party controllers. Other than the lights, Turbo button and Bluetooth function, there is no reason to ever purchase this.___________________________________________________________________________________________________________Wanted to buy a gamepad so I could play GTA on my phone but I ended it using to replace my 10 year old 360 controller instead. Won't hold my LG G6 well as the phone holder does not extend deep enough to fit a phone with a case. Fits it fine if case is removed but then it would have 0 protection, but you can still play without attaching them together.Build quality is okay, very light but it feels like thin plastic. I'm not sure how many years it would last though, considering how much heavier and more solid the original 360 controller was and it only now needed replacing due to 1 small fault with the left analog push forwards slightly. It has a nice rubbery texture on the back for grip, face buttons light up which is a nice feature but I turn it off to save battery which lasts very long (may only need charging 1-2 times per fortnight). Buttons are very good with plenty of tactile feedback and analog sticks concave with rubber bumps.Connects great 95% of the time, occasionally it wont connect to my PC. Had an issue with something small rattling inside, the disable vibration button not working immediately and the right trigger not registering 100%, meaning that I could not accelerate to max speed in game but these are most likely all just this unit fault's as they were kind enough to send me a replacement. The great customer service is certainly worth mentioning.

So far I have used it for PS1 emulation on my phone and PS2 emulation on my laptop and it has worked without any need to install drivers etc. It is fully responsive and really ergonomic. The only exception is that PS1 games are majority D pad and you get to truly experience nostalgia here as your thumb cramps up mid maneuver, reminds me of my childhood, except I could do that s**t for hours, now I'm crying in agony after half an hour (well, not really crying, I swear). I use RetroArch app for android and it has brilliant controller support, this one works a dream. I can't comment on battery life as yet as I haven't used it long enough, but the fact it charges by micro USB is great for android users, how many spare cables do you have now?Edit to add.I completed over 100 hours of gameplay on FF7, FF8 and FF10. I also used it for a good amount of other emulation, including connected to my tablet to play all the old GTAs available on android over lock down. Eventually, however, the left joystick... Well... stuck... And wouldn't control properly anymore! Nothing more frustrating than doing gan wars with Carl and he stops sprinting every 5 seconds cause it's not registering movement. Eventually, the trigger button also stopped working and kept putting PSP games into perma turbo mode. I finally binned it and I'm just so sad they don't offer it anymore, any controller I've since bought hasn't been anywhere as good for ease of connection and use.

I got this as a secret santa gift so cant comment on the durability. However so far I am very impressed, the quality of the controller is really good for the money. The plastics are pretty decent. Button and stick feel is good. Has a built in Lithium Ion battery, even comes with a microsub charging cable.It also paired really easily with my Samsung S8 phone which is the main way I plan to use it. I only wish it had somewhere to store the small 2.4GHz receiver when not in use. I am worried I will lose it and might want to use it later to connect to a PC.

Works great with my PC but only the right side of the controller seems to work when connected via Bluetooth to my phone. Was going to send it back but I decided to keep it as it works great with PC games, I use it to stream Little Nightmares as I'm no good with a mouse and keyboard for platform or sandbox games. Battery life is surprisingly long! The material its made out of feels a little cheap but doesn't feel like it's going to fall apart either, it's just a little light. Easy to connect to PC via the USB transmitter provided, picks up straight away. Literally plug & play! Had this nearly a year now I think.

Bought this controller for £20, at that price point it seems decent for the money. The buttons are nice and clicky (with the added benefit of illumination) and the D-pad is up there with the PS4 and Xbox one's D-pad. If you like playing classic 2D side scrollers or fighting games like mortal combat the buttons and D-pad will do you justice .The bumpers are a bit too clicky for my licking and the triggers are weak. What I mean by that is they press down too easily and so feel a bit mushy (this is noticeable for Shooter games and racing games). The battery life is PHENOMENAL easily lasting weeks on a single charge, I've NEVER had the controller die on me. The controller itself feels good in the hand, but it's too light, the weight makes it feel cheap and fragile, which is a shame as it really does look like an Xbox controller. My biggest grip with the controller is the joysticks they're bad, aiming on any shooter game is a pain even with auto_aim, be it on Pc or mobile, I hated using this controller on shooter games. Walking with joysticks isn't a problem tho, though you cannot walk diagonally (only forward, backwards, left or right). This makes me assume that the joysticks only function on the vertical and horizontal axis', (this would explain the poor aim using the joysticks). This review is based on the controller at its selling price of £20. Looking at the selling price of £30 now (currently being sold as) I'd still recommend this controller however for only £10 -£15 more you could get an Xbox one or PS4 controller which would result in a greater gaming experience (as these controllers were MADE for gamers).