BSP D3 Review

PROS -Bluetooth connectivity. Means that it will still work if you upgrade from a lightning port phone to a USB C phone. -Cheap. Got it from Aliexpress for ~$11 shipped. Won’t feel bad if it breaks or gets lost. -Accommodates a variety of phone sizes. Slides and expands to allow larger width phones, also includes a concave areas to accommodate camera lenses. -Multiple modes. Can be used with PC (x-mode), Nintendo Switch, PS3/PS4, Android, and iOS. -Macros. The two rear buttons can be simply remaps of the other buttons, or can be used to program macros. CONS -App doesn’t work. While the “ShootingPlus v3” app may have once allowed you to add controller support to any game on iOS, it no longer functions with the current version of iOS. -Cheap. No Hall effect sticks or triggers. Plastic feels brittle, as if a single drop could shatter it. -Loudish. Some of the buttons (L3 and R3, macro buttons, shoulder buttons) are loud and clicky. -Bluetooth. No wired connection means there can be some input delay, but I have only experienced this issue once when I was using multiple Bluetooth devices at the same time.