Mocute 060 Review - A low cost mobile games controller that can take BIG phones

I realised after publishing the video that I'd missed out quite a bit of what I originally planned to include. I'd had a few issues with filming and editing this, and after the 3rd attempt I eventually got sick of it! So here is a summary of someof the bits I missed out...

Pairing - it can pair as either a Mocute 060 or a 'Wireless Controller'. Take your pick. This is covered in the instructions that come with the controller. At the end of the day even the one that 'worked' with my phones didn't really work properly.

Button mapping - It was all over the place and it was a mess when tested with the Gamepad Tester app. This was irrespective of the way in which the controller was paired.

Thumbsticks - They felt OK but had dead zones, particularly the left stick. This largely became irrelevant dues to basic button functionality being so problematic.

Sorry for missing all of the above (and more) out of the video, but I'd really had enough of this thing and the numerous problems I had with videoing it!

00:00 Introduction
00:13 Unboxing the Mocute 060
00:46 The Mocute 060 and large phones
01:05 The d-pad and buttons
01:53 Shoulder buttons and triggers
02:48 Gameplay latency
03:09 Ergonomonics
03:39 Mocute 060 button mapping problems
04:07 Summing up my thoughts on the Mocute 060

Where to get the Mocute 060
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Amazon US - https://amzn.to/40cv96h

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