The Backbone Pro is the ultimate controller for mobile, console, and PC, but is it worth the premium price tag?

While you can always clip your phone to a PlayStation or Xbox controller paired over Bluetooth, telescopic gamepads like the One tend to be more ergonomic, creating a Nintendo Switch-style shape by ...

A long time in the making, Backbone Pro delivers the best-in-class mobile controller experience, but it's the evolving app ...

Backbone also changed the switches on the ABXY buttons to carbon pill-type to make them quieter, rather than the crisp clickiness of those on the older controller. They've got deeper travel ...

The good thing is that you don’t have to dive down into Backbone app’s settings each time you want to switch profiles or modify one. Instead, you can just tap on the button in the top right ...

Backbone’s new gaming controller looks like ... And it doesn’t work with the Nintendo Switch, either. These are obviously hugely popular platforms, and it has always been virtually impossible ...

and you can switch between them all using the Backbone app. The original Backbone One was hailed for its solid feel while still offering an ultra-compact build, and for the most part, the Backbone ...

The Backbone One Xbox Edition brings Xbox stylings to a Switch-like control scheme. However, note that this model is only sold with USB-C, so older iPhone users are out of luck. There’s also no ...

One is simply that the Pro lacks the proprietary tech needed to pair with an Xbox, PS5 or Switch. That’s not necessarily Backbone’s fault, but when it pitches the Pro as a controller for ...