[Dustbury]

I just recently bought the Moga Pro Power (bluetooth) and it's a nice controller. I like the feel of the buttons and joysticks and the support seems promising. I've tried it with ePSXe, however, and I find that there's a little bit of an input lag. Doesn't seem as much when using an SNES emulator, but the PSone emulator is more noticeable. I have a Galaxy S7 so I'm pretty sure there's nothing wrong with the hardware.

Has anyone tried wired controllers with their Android phone? I was curious if that eliminates the input lag or if there are any additional complications that I should be aware of when attempting a wired controller with Android.

[qq2000]

I use the GameSir G3s and have the same issue on bluetooth. A little lag using ePSXe.

[Marc Lagace]

I use the SteelSeries Stratus XL, and it's the best bluetooth controller I've found. Solid build that feels really comfortable in my hands. Also works for Windows, so I can use it to play Rocket League, which is a huge plus for me!

It's on the pricier side, but it's a really solid controller and backed up by SteelSeries' customer support.

https://www.amazon.com/SteelSeries-S...cUvbUpU5650701

[Mooserman15]

I use my screen.

[Billy Bob Jimmy Joe]

I have a Moga Pro Power. I find it quite disappointing. The noticable delay ruins the experience. I used it with an SNES emulator to play Mega Man X and keep falling off the cliff because the jump won't register in time. For Street Fighter, I can only pull off one hadouken after an hour trying. It has been sitting in my drawer undisturbed for about three years.

[afazel]

How about for emulators on an unrooted Amazon Fire TV? I can connect my DS4, but it's not recognized within the emulators.

[wenso smith]

No controller just i am using screen..