MOGA Ace Power Wireless iOS MFI Certified Gaming Controller (iPhone 5 / 5S /5C / SE / iPod Touch 5th Gen)

Had this for a while now. The A button rubber part inside is wearing out but I just flipped it as I cannot find the part to get new ones. The battery is still going strong and connections are fine. Power b always works as a standard USB device. Power A always needed the pivot app which is dead now unless you still have it or know where to find a working link.Comfortable and snappy. I find the D pad to be terrible as really square and rigid corners and literally no roll to it. You can mod it but I havn't bothered.I didn't use it for like a year and when I did, it still had full battery. I think I charge it like 2 times a month if I am using it a lot. It is picked up on SteamLink Anywhere too so PC gaming on your Phone/tablet!!!Worth the buy for longevity and the fact you can change the type of buttons if you spend time looking for them.

I bought this gamepad to use with my Samsung Gear VR.I had already bought the Samsung gamepad as seen in this link: https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00FP825JQ/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o05_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1I found the Samsung too small for my already small hands. So I sold it and bought this MOGA instead,The MOGA felt much better for me. It's larger (very similar to an Xbox 360 controller), and it feels robust and well made.It paired very easily with my Samsung Galaxy Note 5. It has a none removable rechargeable battery which lasts a long time before needing to be recharged.I think it's a great wireless gamepad, and I would certainly recommend it for Samsung Gear VR use.

Ordered this in march figuring I'ld have some fun next time I was ill in bed. Well that time has come and the left stick decides to randomly pull to the right :( Using it in HID mode with grand theft auto Vice city and san andreas on my galaxy s6 edge+. The issue makes it impossible for me to play these games. I literally just took it out of the box on purchase and charged it, it's been on my bedside table until now where I charged it again before use to make sure everything would be ok. The return window has passed and I can see no way to get in contact with the seller so basically a total waste of money, must be very poorly made :( I have tried moga's suggestion for calibration (found on a reddit thread) and unpaired and paired it multiple times - basically tried everything - very disappointing!

I have only had about 20 min to mess with the controller but I wanted to share some compatibility stuff.I was able to sync with a Nexus 6P on 7.0 in both A and B mode with no problems. I paired them both with the phone's Bluetooth settings. When I opened the app it completed the A mode setup and seemed happy. I haven't tested it with an A mode game yet but I was able to navigate the menu.B mode works great with RetroArch, that's what I really wanted it for. I have not tried more complicated button mapping yet though.I was expecting the clamp to mess with the awkward button placement on the 6P but it doesn't. I have it in the official case (with the fuzzy back) with the buttons up and that seems to work fine. The clamp extends plenty. Even a very big case wouldn't be a problem. I'm relieved I don't have to rig something.So far build quality looks great. It's a nice weight, inputs seem good quality. Feels a lot like a 360 controller.I'll update if anything sours my opinion but things are looking good!

This is a mixed review....My so. Received this for Christmas and was delighted as it was just what he wanted. The instructions seemed very simple and he charged it as instructed before attempting to attach his iPhone 5c. No matter what we tried the iphone was very stiff to attach to the controller and the two did not seem to pair!!Reviews and videos online either show people really happily connecting and playing with this device, or moaning about one thing or other, but I couldn't find anybody who had our specific problem.Just at the point where I was about to give in and send it back, I thought I'd try with my iPhone SE and it fit perfectly, the battery lights flashed to indicate connection and it worked (really well!)I then became even more frustrated that it wouldn't connect to either of the 5c's we have!I sent an email to MoGA support, but was reluctant to give up as my son was really sad about it not working, especially as it worked with my phone! We thought we'd try the adaptors just in case the instructions were incorrect. He then told me that although the instructions said there were orange and black adaptors supplied, we only had the orange!! And finally the lightbulb moment..... the black adaptors were already installed and cunningly disguised as part of the main body of the controller! Needless to say, once these were removed the 5c fit perfectly as indicated in all reviews and the instructions and worked (with a little wiggle), boy is delighted, Christmas is saved!!! - I wrote this review just in case others are tearing their hair out this Christmas. Ps- it's a good controller

Decent while it worked, barely any lag experienced when paired with a Samsung Galaxy S4 and S6, even at distances up to 50cm. However, after almost a year of very light use (for a gaming controller) of about 60-75 hours total throughout the year the main joystick has failed. No response from Moga Support and the screws are anti-tamper so I can't even try to fix it myself without purchasing special screw drivers. Questionable build quality as others have mentioned and it has never been dropped. The completed lack of response from Moga while still within the warranty period (2 years) is very disappointing.

This is a cool bit of kit, built in battery, sleek design, smooth buttons and controls, cannot fault this. Comes with USB charge cable and adapters for iPhone 5, 5S, 5SE and 5C. It opens up a different world of iPhone gaming, especially with racing games and FPS, excellent value for money although is a bit bulky when all together not for pockets :) The only issue I have with this if you can call it one is the internal battery needs charge to be able to use it, I don't see why you cannot use it without battery charged and use the iPhone instead?