Stumbled onto this deal while looking for a telescopic controller for my phone.
Although more expensive than competing products, user reviews indicate the GLAP is of higher build quality and doesn't suffer from latency or deadzones issues that you typically see on cheaper products (ipega 9083 etc).
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Waiting for that sxc Xbox branded Kishi mmhmm
me too! ;)
Is this a real thing? Any links you can share?
Edit: Found it myself: https://www.xbox.com/en-AU/accessories/mobile-gaming/razer-k…
Mmhmmm straight up sxc
I know it's just a change of the home button to the Xbox logo and some other small differences but man o man Razer teaming up with Xbox is cool and hope they do more in the future
@agalea101: I've had issues with Razer's build quality before so I want to be keen, but am wary that buttons would probably start failing in a few months after purchase :(
One thing to keep in mind is the Razer Kishi requires that the phone has its USB-C port in the dead center. The GLAP is universal.
This really does look VERY good. I just wish I had the SD version of my Note 10+ so that I can run the more modern emulation on it. Would have been a no brainer to get if that was the case.
Maybe when Samsung catches up & releases a 'gamer' phone they'll stop this Exynos madness.
Mind you.. for regular "work" processes (Non GPU), Exynos is generally faster than the SDs and I work out of my phone quite a bit on DEX / Linux / RDP. No complaints about that. If only they added more GPU units to the processor and updated the GPU GL/Vulkan libraries for better instruction set.. or ditch Mali altogether (a bit hard given Adreno is owned by Qualcomm).
My concern with the Exynos isn't the speed. It's suitably speedy for everything, including gaming.
It's the cooling that's the issue.
The Exynos starts throttling due to heat much, much faster than the SD. There's a huge drop after about ten minutes. It holds for a while then drops again, and keeps dropping, the longer the session goes for.
Not an issue with work-oriented devices that aren't constantly running at or near 90% for long periods. In a 'gaming' phone, however, sadly not up to snuff.
Ipega 9083 with the updated Bluetooth controller reviews just as well. Also the mould this is using is almost identical to an older ipega design, probably uses the same odm.
What the bad thing of using DualShock 4? Is it more lag?
I dont feel the lag, but I only been using DualShock 4 in my phone using usb OTG, and only for SNES and genesis emulator (RetroArc), and been thinking to buy something like this:
https://www.ebgames.com.au/product/ps4/255867-powerwave-play…
And I'm not a pro gamer, so may be the reason I don't notice the latency?
At that price, another alternative would be the Razer Kishi which is usb-C connection rather than Bluetooth as well.
https://www.amazon.com.au/Razer-Kishi-Controller-Android-Pas…