Samsung and Microsoft's close partnership offers Samsung users exclusive features with the Phone Link app, Copilot, and ...

To be fair, the idea of hopping on whatever device you happen to have to hand and playing your games, no matter where you are, is certainly alluring, and with the PowerA MOGA full-size controller ...

PowerA MOGA XP7-X Plus Bluetooth Controller If you're looking for a more traditional form factor, PowerA's MOGA XP5-A Plus is also on sale for just $36 (was $70). This is another Bluetooth ...

There are two versions of the controller, the MOGA XP5-A Plus and the MOGA XP5-X Plus, with the latter featuring Xbox branding. That makes the two controller models ideal for using when you want ...

It's somewhat similar to the approach Microsoft has taken for gaming controllers that carry the Xbox branding in the form of the "X" logo button, such as the 8BitDo SN30 Pro and the MOGA XP5-X ...

If you don't mind more bulk, the Moga XP5-X Plus is a conventional gamepad with a phone clip that offers the same benefits, sans the app, for $69.99, earning it our Editors' Choice award.

PowerA’s upcoming MOGA XP5-X Plus is a Bluetooth controller that connects wirelessly to a smartphone or tablet. It also comes with a phone mount so users can hold the controller and phone together.

I previously gave you the rundown on PowerA’s portable Xbox gaming solution, the XP7-X. This time we’re venturing into the land of iPhones and Apple Arcade with the MOGA XP5-i Plus.

And while it's not the first mobile controller to have a built-in power bank (PowerA's excellent MOGA XP5-X Plus featured one a couple of years back), this latest iteration is a big win for iOS ...

It is available on Amazon here. MOGA XP5-X Plus Bluetooth Controller for Mobile & Cloud Gaming (Bluetooth or USB connection) is Designed for Xbox whereas, its sibling MOGA XP5-A Plus Bluetooth ...