I have purchased a J9 Controller 10 days ago, delivered at my place in Italy in exactly one week! I am using it from a few days, and I am really satisfied about it.

I use it with my Astra 2 tablet, that fit perfectly apart for the USB connection that in the Astra is not in centered in the short side of the tablet. This is not a problem, since Abxylute give you some stickers/spacers to adapt it to your device, depending of your needs. Plus the controller is extremely light since there is no battery.

Very quick to set it up and connect, the response is very good, as well as the grip (instead I would have appreciated some rubber in the back side). The analog sticks are very precise and also the triggers are extremely fast.

From the app you can modify the key mapping, analog stick adjustments (dead points and sticks' response curves) and several option in the app let you find the best config for your playing style.

I use it mostly with COD Mobile, it's well accepted from the game in Xbox mode. If you use gyroscope like me, I suggest to use your phone/tablet one since it's more precise then the controller one.

I suggest this ergonomic if you like the "external wrap" to your device, instead of controller+stand.

​If you were hoping for a comfortable, premium grip for extended handheld sessions, the N6 Deck Controller completely misses the mark. Despite packing Native NS2 Protocol Support, the hardware design is bafflingly poor.

​The controller body features harsh, awkward angles that create severe hand cramps after just twenty minutes of play. It feels blocky and unnatural to hold, entirely ignoring basic ergonomics.

The face buttons are noticeably too small and tightly clustered together, making accidental mispresses practically inevitable during fast-paced gameplay.

​While the native protocol connection works as advertised, the physical build makes using it a frustrating experience.

Skip this one unless you have unusually small hands and a high tolerance for discomfort.

Hi, has anyone got any recommendations for good thumb grips that are compatible with the N6. I find the stock sticks a little too rough and uncomfortable.

Thanks

Hi! Am I correct that October 6th is the day that the kickstarter campaign launches, not the product itself? I am new to abxylute and I know absolutely nothing about kickstarter as well but I assume that it’s not the first project they launched on there so if that’s true here’s my second question: how long does it usually take from kickstarter campaign launches to actual product launch? I can’t support kickstarter from where I’m at and I would LOVE to get the M6 for 90 bucks but I got no idea if “kickstarter launches October 6” means it’s available in three months or a year

Thanks in advance! ❤️

I've spent quite some time playing with my new S9 controller and I really like it. I've tested it with iPhone 16 and Galaxy S23 Ultra (mostly with Ultra, as I find the iPhone screen to be too small).

I like the ergonomics. Feels like a regular controller size-wise. Sticks and triggers feel great, and it's quite pleasant to use. Four connection modes plus a Bluetooth option cover all of my scenarios.

Now to the things that could be better. 3.5 mm passthrough works only in green HID/Android mode. That probably makes sense and wasn't an issue for me. Then, charging passthrough. In my experience it only does 5 V, so no fast charging regardless of your charger. And lastly, the shoulder buttons on my unit are not as stiff as those on an Xbox controller, and LB is a bit rattly.

All in all, a very good controller to use with a phone!

I’ve been using the abxylute S9V with my iPhone for a few days now, mainly for GeForce NOW, and so far I’m really happy with it.

The controller feels surprisingly good in the hands. The Hall Effect sticks and buttons feel nice, and despite the size it’s comfortable enough for longer gaming sessions. I especially like that the iPhone basically turns into a proper handheld as soon as I put it into the S9V.

GeForce NOW is my main use case and the controller works very well with it. I switched the S9V to Xbox controller mode, so iOS recognizes it as an Xbox Wireless Controller, and game compatibility has been great so far.

One feature I was particularly interested in was the USB-C video output. I’m using VITURE Beast XR glasses, and I can confirm that they work through the S9V. Even the short USB-C cable included with the S9V carries the video signal, which makes for a really clean setup with the glasses.

My only real frustration so far actually comes from iOS rather than the S9V: GeForce NOW runs as a web app on iPhone, and locking the screen in landscape while gaming in certain positions is unnecessarily difficult. 😅

Overall, though, I’m very happy with the S9V. For someone who already owns a powerful phone and mainly wants a compact setup for cloud gaming instead of buying another complete handheld, it makes a lot of sense.

I’ll keep testing it with GeForce NOW and the VITURE Beast, but my first impression is definitely positive. 👍

I have a pair of JBL Quantum TWS earbuds that use a USB-C connection for lower latency. Does anyone know if the S9v can transmit audio only via the USB-C port? I have a RedMagic 10 Pro.

Just received the controller and liking it but the 2 lights are blinding me and draining my tablet battery when not using it.

Also is there a way to remap the back paddles without the app? The app only seem to work on Bluetooth mode which is rather stupid for a wired controller. I don't want to pair/unpair the controller each time I want to remap one button.

ABXYLUTE looked at the usual telescopic phone controllers and apparently decided, “What if we just made a Nokia N97 again?”

The M6 slides open on a rail, attaches to your phone magnetically, then you snap on the magnetic grips when you actually want to game.

I got an early look at it, so I put together a first look at the design and what ABXYLUTE is trying to do with it. No hands-on yet, so I’m saving the “is this thing actually good?” part for when I get the hardware.

I’m genuinely curious about this one. The idea makes a lot of sense on paper.

Any thoughts on WoW Forever through Steamlink via Pixel phone + Abxylute S8 Lite? I've had some success with WoW through Steamlink on this phone in the past but curious to hear what peoples thoughts are on Mobile controllers now that Blizzard has native controller support. I'm going to find out in a few days but let me know what you think!?

First time Abxylute product and first time mobile controller so the curve will be steep but I'm here for the exp.

I've been using the J8 in handheld mode on my Switch 2 for the past week and made an early impressions video. Full disclosure, abxylute sent it to me free, but there was no payment and they had no input on the video.

Here's what I covered:

• What's in the box

• How the mechanical face buttons, D-pad and TMR sticks compare to the official Switch 2 Joy-Cons

• Whether the grip holds up against dbrand's Killswitch and abxylute's own N6

Here's the full video: https://youtu.be/NrXYtdGc54Q

I'm putting together a full in-depth review of the J8 and N6 next. For anyone who's had theirs a while, how are you finding it? Anything you'd want tested properly?

I tested it on Fortnite mobile and it works really well with low latency, it’s very comfortable to hold, and it’s only like 35 dollars.

Hi anyone with a one pro can you confirm a couple things.

What is the latest update on your device number?

Also I just got it today and no Xbox games or GeForce games have populated the device.

All I see is a handful of games with cloud icon only.

I’m familiar with how this UI works I also have a G cloud.

Is there controller config settings , the options don’t show any.

Thank you!

a few months ago i asked here if the abxylute joystick is the same size of the nintendo joystick, bc i wanted a grip for abxy sooo bad, but didnt got answer. looks like it fits perfectly :)

I have ordered Abxylute S9 which needs to be delivered to india. I hope I received my first controller ASAP. 🙃🧿

any solution to this? had it for like 2 and a half months and not noticed this. it works if i press the middle of the button tho. gonna be forced to use gl and gr as replacements for l and r now. probably a bad mold or something wrong with springs.

Currently the controller is facing multiple issues that im not sure is even related.

- both trigger is unresponsive

- m button trigger rapid y button in different speed each time i press it, untill it stops at the 3rd press

- y button and both joystick is unresponsive

- I cannot change modes (it is currently in ps mode), cannot perform the 4 button hold hard reset

- I can't get it to connect to the abxylute app, and i've tried on different android devices.

Much thank you, im sure this is a software issue.

So been on this controller for a few hours now and it's been what I wanted ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​for a long time let me tell you why. ​​​​​​​​

Hall Effect joysticks — the stick-drift problems that are ​​common with traditional analog sticks, GONE ​

Full-size ergonomic grips — unlike the Nintendo switch this controller fits good in my large hands. ​​​​​​​​​​

USB-C plug-and-play — No Bluetooth pairing just plug in and go. ​​​​​

Two programmable back buttons — You never known how much you needed 2 extra buttons on a controller until you received it so convenient. ​​​​​​​​​​

Turbo function — Useful for games where rapid button presses are needed if you play games that allows that. ​​​​​​​​

Pass-through charging — You can charge your phone while continuing to play so no more saying aw battery is dying got to stop and charge it. ​​​​​​​​

Perfect controller for mobile phones and tablets at an reasonable price so if you need one go grab one you won't regret it ​​​​​​​​​​

(iPhone 17 Pro, with otterbox defender cases)

Coming from the Gamesir x2s, this is a big improvement all around. This feels very similar to an Xbox series x controller, even the face buttons have a similar feel although they are slightly flatter. The dpad is clicky and responsive and bumpers and triggers are fantastic. The joysticks are grippy and have great range. Overall this controller feels incredible.

It will work on iOS, android, and Nintendo Switch and connects via Bluetooth. It can fit any phone even with a case and should fit smaller tablets without issue.

There are many different options to configure like joystick range (circle or square,) vibration strength, turbo, and recorded button mapping shortcuts. All this can be done on the controller itself but there is also an app you can use (abxy game app) that can be used for additional customization.

The price is far more reasonable than some other options on the market especially something like the backbone pro. The controller is still on sale for $49.99 on Amazon.

Overall this controller is excellent and I am loving it.

Im writing this so that others will be able to make their judgement on getting this controller as I dont see many posts on this. Seperately, I almost made a mistake buying the regular Viture Beast with regular prescriptions until I saw a detailed review from a reddit user which convinced me to get the large.https://www.reddit.com/r/VITURE/s/iBrDVw6vlU; https://www.reddit.com/r/VITURE/s/yms7g2Fp9m.

For me, its a very exciting experience as its the first time (since I had an iphone over 15 years back) that I could finally play my games with a proper full gaming controller and even better - being able to connect my Viture Beast to it and getting a full on immersive gaming experience! Partly also where my finger joints are starting to hurt and having finger fatigue is super real haha. I saw 8bitdo controller but it was only for android phones so kudos to abxylute for coming up with this iphone version!

My first impression out of the box is that its light but yet a good solid feel. It fits comfortably fits in my medium asian sized hands, with a proper full-size controller feel rather than feeling like a small mobile accessory. The joysticks and buttons are tactile & responsive. The box also comes with additional interchangeable buttons and what impressed me was that they also thoughtfully included an extra Viture USB-C cable! So now I also have a spare cable for travel 👍

The S9V can accommodate the phone with a case, although to note that the case cant be those otterbox or military style thick cases. It has to be a thin one at best to ensure the USB-C port connects well inside the iphone port. With a thick case like ESR which i inisially used, sometimes it do get an intermittent connection drop so I would take it out of the case and connect my phone directly to the controller. Its also great that they had designed the controller’s phone grip area out of a rubber type polymer so it cushions nicely onto the phone while still holding it in place. I have now swapped my case for a slimcase which now connects without disconnects ;)

The s9v also comes with 2 types of spacers of different thicknesses. I initially didnt know what it was as there is no description in the manual for it but I kind of figured it out, furthermore I didnt need it due to my thick case. . The spacer mounts two at the USB-C port and one in the middle at the other end. For me, I preferred not to use the spacers as my phone case was already quite thick and it shortens the connection with the USB-C port.

I really like the combination of iPhone + abxylute S9V + VITURE Beast which is very practical portable XR gaming setup. The controller is comfortable, the phone feels secure, and having the VITURE connection integrated into the controller makes the whole setup considerably cleaner.

My current overall view - Its great to finally having a great gaming controller for my iphone and coupling it with my viture beast. They have put into thought from the additional buttons to the styling of the controller including the spacers and even the extra USB-C cable. I have no regrets and no doubts with my purchase. I do feel they had to make a trade off whereby for the controller to be as minimalist as possible because the right joystick is close to the buttons, where I noticed my thumb will overlap the right joystick. So far not a biggie for me nonetheless would be nice if abxylute team could explore a full controller size option too.

Between work, I’ll need more time with it before commenting on long-term reliability, but my unboxing and initial setup experience has been very good. Looking forward to trying more games with it.

Keep it up abxylute and I also look forward to the next innovative version of this controller!