Apple's new iPad Pro expected with OLED displays split between Samsung and LG, with its new in-house M5 processor powering ...

Turn your phone into a games console with the Backbone Pro. Learn about its features, pros, and cons in this comprehensive ...

Elo is a new gaming hardware manufacturer founded by a former e-sports player, and he set out to create a pro-level mobile ...

Bluetooth connectivity means smartphone play is just for starters. The Backbone Pro plays nicely with tablets, TVs, and the ...

Razer's new Kishi V3 mobile controller lineup also includes two other models that are compatible with iPhones and Android ...

That’s where mobile game controllers come in. These devices can turn your smartphone into a traditional handheld console, ...

The most recent iPad Pro with M4 is one of the lightest tablets of its class, but it still weighs in at 1.28 pounds. The 11-inch version clocks in at just under 0.98 pounds.

One of the Backbone's longest-standing rivals is the Razer Kishi V2. Last year, we got an updated Kishi Ultra model, but ...

The Kishi V3 will fit and work with any Android or iPhone using a UCB-C connection. The V3 Pro will fit those devices, plus ...

Unlike some alternatives, it doesn’t extend wide enough for tablets like the iPad Mini, but phones of all shapes and sizes will fit. The Backbone Pro is compatible with both wired and wireless ...

Once I paired the Backbone Pro with the AtomMan G7 Ti mini gaming PC, a prompt popped up in the Backbone app asking if I wanted to use the controller wirelessly or on the device it was connected to.

The Razer Kishi Ultra at $150 extends far enough to fit a tiny tablet, but the Backbone Pro doesn’t even stretch to allow for the most recent iPad mini’s 8.3-inch screen.