Top 4 Gaming Controllers for iPad Pro iPadOs... By Average Tech Guy

What's going on guys averagetechguy here, and you guessed it today, we're here- we're going to be looking at the four best controllers that I've seen for iPadOS right now. Let's check them all out, so the first one and one of the latest that I've chosen to review would be this one. This is the stratus by steel series. Now it's very small, very minimalistic, sits in the palm of your hand, comes with a little cover if you've seen my other review, it's a cover that sits on top of it and the cover doubles as a shell that goes on the back of it as well has pressure sensitive buttons is Bluetooth. What more can you ask for? It works really great. Now great control, great handles works, really well, it's very responsive.

I've had no issues with this. It does exactly what I wanted to do when I wanted to do it all the buttons are really working. The d-pad works, the analog works. Everything looks perfect with this controller, and it has a great price tag on it. You can pick this up from any retailer for probably about 29 30 bucks.

Really great device: it's really going to make your iPad with iOS, more enjoyable and with iPad arcade coming out. It's going to be a great thing to have, because if you look at it, it's really the size of my hand, and you're going to be able to put it down in your pocket. Take it just about anywhere you go, so this has been the stratus by steel series. Now we're going to switch gears a little and talk about the Xbox controller. So Xbox controller is really, really smooth, really fluid um.

Everything works really well on here and there's no rumble feature on here, but so I'm not the best at this game, but, as you can see, controls handle real well, I'm just moving back and forth. I'm going to jump off that ramp. I'm gonna crash into a car, I'm going to hit everything, but controls work really well on this game pad um. It charges up. You get two batteries in there, but you can actually uh get a chargeable battery to put in there.

But right now I have two double a batteries in there, but there's this is probably not the best game for the handles, because I'm not good at this game, but it works really well. Um, like I said no rumble feature, fits perfect in the hand. It's real comfortable d-pad as well as your analog works. Everything looks good. This is a great controller to get for iPad with iPadOS up.

Next is the nimbus by steel series. Now, as you can tell uh one of the classic games that you can play um controls, we want to make sure that d-pad works, because that's all we had back then down jump button, get your sonic spin dash everything looks good. Controls handle good. This controller feels good in the hand um. There are no issues with this.

There are no rumble features and the good thing about this one. It's going to cost you about 50 bucks. So it's not going to hurt your pocket. Uh 50. Bucks for control is not that bad considering you can pay up to 100 bucks for a controller um, but everything looks perfect.

Everything works. Well, you have four major buttons um we're just going to try this see how controls work get 30 rings. So this used to be one of my favorites back in the day. Okay, controls work, perfect, really precise, really accurate everything looks good, and you can actually press your menu button. It takes you to the pause screen so tons of control, tons of functionality, great controller by steel series.

This is the nimbus. You can pick this up at your local retailers best buy Walmart Amazon you're, going to pay about 50 bucks. For this one and one of my all-time favorite controllers. I've had PlayStation since PlayStation came out, but this is one of my favorite controllers. It's one of the most comfortable.

In my hand, this is the PS4 dual shock. Now you can pick this up anywhere from 45 to 64 bucks, but handles really well on the iPad. Everything looks good, no issues whatsoever handling is smooth if you're banking, if you're drifting, I'm gonna drift right, quick just to show you there, we go nice drift now. Once again, you do not get rumble features, and you do not get rumble feature on any of these controllers, but tons of functionality. Everything looks good.

Everything works. Well, I'm handling really well in this car, even though I can't drive that good. But everything looks good everything matches up. There's no lag, there's nothing to worry about in that aspect. Overall, it's a great controller for your iPad, featuring iPadOS, alright guys.

So there you have it. These are the four that I choose now I didn't want to do which one was my favorite or which one was the best out of all, because they all have their own little aspect. Basically, it's going to come down to price, and it's going to come down to comfort in your hand. Now we know that this one may be the most comfortable, but it is the smallest. It also is the cheapest.

This one is going to be about 30 bucks. This is the stratus. The nimbus is going to run you about 50 bucks, it's really comfortable, two grips, but once again, I'm not saying which one I like the best because, like I said I like them all just the rundown 50 bucks over here for the numbers 30 bucks over here for the stratus PS4 controller is going to run you anywhere from 45 to 60 bucks, depending on where you pick it up from I've, been rocking with PS4 since ps1. So one of my favorite controllers, one of the best grips, but I'm coming to now like the Xbox, because it fits real good in the hand the controls are really easy to get to and all these pair up really well and all these have perfect handling and control, and there is no lag with any of these Bluetooth, Bluetooth, Bluetooth, Bluetooth, 50 bucks, 30 bucks anywhere from 45 to 60 bucks, and you're going to pay about 55 bucks for the Xbox controller, so I'll drop links below to all these. You can see my iPad recommendations go check them out.

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