As expected, the standard Backbone One is the less expensive controller. It retails for $99, but can occasionally be found on ...

Backbone finally launches a new mobile controller, the Backbone Pro, for $169.99 Comments ( 0 ) ( ) When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.

Backbone One design. The Backbone One is built for use with your phone, and to date, it has really only supported the iPhone — though an Android model is now finally available too.

We got our hands on the Backbone Pro and tested it with local and streamed games across a variety of devices, and we're very ...

Now that Backbone has released a pro model controller with remappable back buttons and plenty of other upgrades, I have my fingers crossed that we’ll get an XL version at some point to use with ...

I’m not sure if Backbone has changed to a more premium plastic for this model, but it certainly feels that way. The textured surface helps make it more grippy and of higher quality.

Backbone says the new model supports many popular phone cases, has an improved ergonomic design, and enhanced phone stability thanks to the new magnetic adapters on the second-generation Backbone One.

Ergonomics are subjective, but the difference between the Backbone Pro and Backbone One is immediately noticeable. The Pro model is by no means bulky, but the more rounded, chunkier handles feel ...

While I don’t do a lot of mobile gaming, the Backbone One definitely makes it a lot easier. ... Like the previous model, I also tried Final Fantasy 16, and Diablo 4, and both felt fantastic.

The $169 Backbone Pro works with most mobile phones, and supports Xbox, Steam, and other consoles and devices as well. It’s an impressively cross-platform controller.

Every model of the Backbone One 2nd Gen costs $99.99 / £99.99 / AU$179.99 and is easy to find at retailers like Amazon. This includes the licensed PlayStation Edition, not to mention the ...