Compatible with iPhone models as far back as the 6s, the Backbone is further enhanced by a proprietary app that works seamlessly with the controller to essentially form its own gaming ecosystem.

The Gamevice is definitely the most practical iPhone gamepad I've tried, and that's mostly thanks to its flexible, folding frame. While most iOS game controllers look like standard Xbox or ...

Apple has detailed how its iOS 8 Controller Forwarding will work, turning an iPhone with a gamepad accessory into a wireless remote for iPad and Mac games. The new feature, which builds on iOS ...

The RiotPWR ESL gaming controller is a great way to play iPhone games, but the bulk and color scheme leaves a lot to be desired. RiotPWR partnered with ESL, formerly the Electronic Sports League ...

The RiotPWR RP1950 iPhone controller is an exciting new addition to the mobile gaming landscape. With a wired-only connection and compatibility with both Lightning and USB-C Apple devices ...

burdened with the forgettable title "GamePad," for iPhone, iPads, iPod Touches and etc. It sports all the usual accoutrements: triggers, sticks, buttons, and it interfaces directly with your Apple ...

The $100 device was specifically designed for console-style gameplay on iOS devices like the iPad, iPhone, and iPod Touch, as well as Apple TV, the company said. The Stratus controller should feel ...

If you enjoy playing games on your iPhone and you own a PS4 or PS5, you can use your console’s controller to enhance the experience. iOS doesn’t support every single PlayStation controller.

This is especially true for big-budget AAA games. If you have a PS5 controller around somewhere, you can connect it to your iPhone or iPad in order to enjoy a more comfortable experience.