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The iPEGA PG-9021 is a Bluetooth gamepad that clamps a phone into a telescopic holder so it sits between the grips like a handheld console. It has dual analog sticks, a D-pad, A/B/X/Y buttons, L1/R1 triggers and L2/R2 shoulder buttons, and iPEGA rates the built-in battery at up to 20 hours per charge over Micro-USB. It is aimed at iPhone and iPad owners who want physical controls for racing, action and adventure games. Against console-style rivals it is a budget option with a foldable body and a built-in phone mount; the trade-offs are Bluetooth 3.0 rather than a low-latency link and no rumble or motion controls.
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Owners of the PG-9021 generally treat it as a cheap way to get real sticks and buttons on a phone. They like the clamp and the battery life and accept the older Bluetooth link, though some find the pad light and the iOS game support uneven.
The iPEGA PG-9021 is a Bluetooth game controller for iPhone and iPad. It pairs with the device over Bluetooth 3.0 and turns it into a handheld gaming setup.
The layout has dual analog sticks, a D-pad, A/B/X/Y action buttons, L1/R1 triggers and L2/R2 shoulder buttons. HOME, SELECT and START buttons are also included. The grip is ergonomic, and the design is foldable and portable.
An integrated telescopic holder grips the phone and sets the viewing angle. The built-in lithium-ion battery recharges through Micro-USB and gives up to 20 hours of continuous play per charge.
