We've got a new Xbox Cloud Gaming controller hitting the market in Europe today in the form of the Nacon MG-X Pro, which follows on from the MG-X released last September. It retails for £89.99 / €99.90.
As you can see, it's built to hold your phone in the middle, and features "ergonomic handles, asymmetrical joysticks, bumpers, triggers, action buttons and Xbox controls," complete with an impressive battery life of 20 hours.
The MG-X Pro works with all Android smartphones equipped with Android 6 (and later), and connects wirelessly via Bluetooth. According to the official press release, it offers "ergonomics and comfort close to traditional controllers to play without compromise on Android smartphones."
We're getting a chance to go hands-on with the MG-X Pro, so look out for our review in the near future.
"Every Xbox feature for the ultimate gaming experience on Xbox Game Pass Ultimate! All of NACON's expertise has gone into the MG-X to create a comfortable and high-performance controller in a compact format for mobile gamers. It connects to your Android smartphone via Bluetooth and provides up to 20 hours of battery life. Play anywhere, any time, without compromises."
Interested in picking up the Nacon MG-X Pro? Let us know down in the comments section below.
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i didnt bought xbox to play on a phone...
Love the look of this, but a shame it doesn't have a USB-C connection. Getting that latency down is really key to an optimal cloud experience (although, to be fair, Bluetooth has worked fine for me when not using my Razer Kishi).
Needs to be longer.
Remember when the WiiU Game Pad seemed too wide?
If looks could kill....This concept of adding half a controller on each end of the phone is such an eye sore.
Bluetooth? Pity. I'm sure it's decent but USB C would have been better. I'll be sticking with my Razer Kishi. Works great and much neater too.
I bought the clip that attaches to the controller for $20.
I'm not sure about these Bluetooth controller add-ons. You can get the clips for a couple quid to attach your regular controller, and that'd be more comfortable and cheaper. Plus this looks just as bulky.
I've never got Xcloud to work properly on my phone anyway.
As long as a french baguette.
Looks ridiculous……. And is priced even more ridiculously🤦♂️
Ugly and expensive. I’ll keep with just the ugly and keep using my £10 clip for Xbox controller
Why make it Bluetooth when the phone physically connects to it? Input delay and lag for no reason.
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