So, is the Nacon MG-X the portable Android controller you’ve been waiting for?
Can it turn any Android equipment into a games console to match a Nintendo Switch?
Find out in our hands-on Nacon MG-X review.
There’s a lot that can go wrong, of course.
Once you slot your phone in the MG-X controller, it feels fairly secure.
The Nacon MG-X has around 20 hours of battery life, which I found fairly accurate between gaming sessions.
Charging comes through a USB jot down-C port located at the bottom of the controller.
The shoulder pads are just about okay, but definitely the MG-X’s weak point.
What Games Can You Play on the Nacon MG-X?
For the best results, pair the MG-X with an Xbox Game Pass Ultimate subscription.
But, the caveat of advising the Xbox Game Pass is the cost.
At the time of review, a Game Pass Ultimate subscription will set you back $15 per month.
All is not lost, though, if you don’t want the Xbox Game Pass.
Furthermore, the Nacon MG-X is a great option if you play emulated games on your Android gadget.
So, is the Nacon MG-X worth the money?
