8Bitdo Micro Bluetooth Gamepad Pocket-sized Mini Controller for Switch, Android, and Raspberry Pi, Support Keyboard Mode (Blue)

Used for digital drawing on procreate and sketchbook.its so lovely to use, its small enough to hold in one hand and use, in turn it gives you freedom to just have your hand anywhere that feels comfortable.Make sure you connect it to Bluetooth on your chosen device by pairing it, a lot of people got confused by being able to sync a preset without pairing it then thinking they can use it straight away, i got caught doing that. I created presets on the controller menu, it synched but then couldn't figure out why it didn't work on sketchbook afterwards, dont forget to pair it via Bluetooth.It works amazingly, buttons are clicky and responsive, no lag to worry about, its pretty much instant.I dont use it as a gaming controller and wouldn't its far to small for that, but as a tool for digital drawing its simply amazing and far cheaper than huion or other "made" for that purpose hand keyboard.Dor precision zooming i alway use my fingers.Its cheap, great quality, not heavy at all, comfortable for most, its responsive and tge battery last a decent amount but do which it was a bit longer, sometimes when deep into drawing i forget to charge and can be caught by a dead controller BUT it can be plugged in and used at the same time.

Great little thing! It's so cute, so tiny, works very well too. I connected it to my kobo libra colour without any issues (although I did a little search on reddit), it can turn pages back and forth. Good stuff.

It works very well, it connects to bluetooth quickly and has little to no input delay. My biggest concern was that it was too small but it really isn't, it's reasonable comfortable and extremely compact.

I was a bit nervous buying this given how tiny it looked. To reassure people, it is playable. If you grew up playing GameBoy Pocket, Color or GBA, it's only slightly more cramped than those (if you line the d pad up with a GameBoy Pocket d-pad the four face buttons line up with the GBP's B button). It's ideal for throwing in a backpack for trips where you might need a controller in a pinch. It feels nice to play though, it's good quality, certainly not simply a gimmick. Significant improvement on playing with a keyboard or virtual on-screen controls. However, it just doesn't need to be as small as it is. It could be twice the size and it would still be really portable.

Nice little gadget. Works well as a controller for Procreate on iPad. But I naively thought that I could use it to play all games too on iPad, however, as it hasn’t got the joystick, it can only be used to play simple 2D games. I thought I could also use it on the Mac for other graphics programmes but it requires changes to Mac’s internal keyboard mapping which I’m unwilling to do.

Good economics, great value for money good macro key pad replacement for artist feels nice in the hands 5 out 10 only 2 things would push it to a 10Desktop macro applicationAuto switching on different programs

Easy to set and lovely colour. Happy with my purchase.

Bought this to go with the Delta Emulator on iPhone and it works a treat straight out of the book.Turn it on, sync with your iPhone and then it works straight away. Nice!