PUBG Controller for iPad, 4 Triggers [6 Finger Operation] Sensitive Shoot Aim Trigger Gamepad Grip, Support 9.7-12.9 inch iPad & Tablet (Thickness < 10mm)

I ordered this on June 2023. Still works perfect. I came back to buy another paid for my girlfriend and realized I never left a review.I bought these to play CODM on iPad. I was Legendary rank before getting these but managed to consistently be on the top 5k global leaderboards in ranked and top 100 global for a few guns. These handles work very well, you just need to mess around with the UI and the positioning to find what works for you in game.My girlfriend began playing CODM with me, and when I die in Battle Royale, she’ll usually hand me her iPad so that I can play for her since I’m better. And let me tell you, I can NEVER go back to playing any FPS mobile game without these again. Idk how I ever played without them before.

Today, Jan 12, 2022 is officially one year since I bought these triggers. I use them to play Call of Duty Mobile with my iPad Pro 12.9”. These really do get (what I would consider) heavy use. I use them for probably around 20 hours per week. I’m a pretty decent, competitive player in a clan that’s ranked in the top 0.01%, so these triggers have been well used! They’re still going strong and as responsive today as they ever have been. I’ve only had issues 2-3 times but that was only after traveling with them and really my fault for not packing them better. I’m those situations, one of the triggers lost its “spring” action. However, I quickly learned that (again, due to my poor packing) one side of the spring mechanism simply shifted slightly out of place on the backside. Almost like a train whose wheels just got off track. So I just used a toothpick to reach in and slide it back into the “track.” I added a photo to show springs. The fix literally took a few seconds. But that’s the only issue I’ve ever had and only after packing them in a backpack/suitcase for trips. I’ve never had any issues with the rubber contacts coming off or anything. I suppose part of it is in how you treat the product. I’m in my mid-40’s (yes I still enjoy some late night gaming sessions!) so I take care of them. Like anything else, if a younger kid is tossing their device around, there’s more chance for them to break. But I have no problem recommending them to anyone. I’m buying a backup set just in case. While I haven’t experienced and can’t visually see any issues with the rubber connectors, I’m assuming with as much play time as mine have received, there’s got to be some natural wear occur, so maybe I’d benefit from a new set. Buy with confidence. I don’t think you’ll regret it.

Take a bit to get used to the L2 R2 placement. The spring feels are on the loose side. Need more tensions. But once you are used to the placement it's pretty decent. And lasted a long time. This very same store sell another one for 25$. It has tighter feels and better triggers placement.

This review is for the grips game pad ones... I really like the design of the trigger and lever combination to allow for 2 inputs on each grip, the thumbscrew to tight the tablet to the grips works excellent allowing you to adjust to different thickness on tablets and in general the quality of the grips is great...BUUUUUTTT, the things do not work on my Lenovo M8 tablet. In order to get a good lock for the grips I have to get them all the way up and not only the mechanical part cover the players names and the map on PUBG but it triggers false response on the display because the grip is touching the active part of the screen... The grips probably will work excellent on +10" tablet with a wide bezel, anything smaller is not going to work.

Id give 5 stars if they were a bit larger but I do love them.

Love this. Seems VERY durable. So far as I can tell there aren’t any weak points. They use two springs for each trigger to make them bounce back and allow you to squeeze past when the trigger touches the screen and allows for different width tablets. Although this last point I kinda wish didn’t happen-I wish it wouldn’t pull further than the screen as it makes more travel room for you to press and lengthens your response time. Not horrible though and not enough to lower the rating. I also do not like how I kinda have to squeeze my hands together to hold the thing or only hold by two fingers on each hand which is fatiguing. Probably just because the iPad is so heavy. So sometimes I rest the top of the iPad on a desk in front of me. A mount would help this and I am considering it. Going to this 6 finger/button setup will greatly improved your gaming ability. Even if you only used index finger and then thumbs on each trigger. I’m still not sure how to swap the silicone pads. Maybe it’s in the descriptions but i haven’t looked.One thing to remember-when the pads get stuck lower than they should and don’t seem to pop back up into resting position-they are not broken. The spring just popped out of its groove. This is easily fixed without disassembly. Just get a small long flat head screw drive and find the spring inside and push it back into the groove. This has only happened once to me after I put them in my bag for travel.I’ll try to remember to update on durability over time. I’ve only had them two weeks.

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