List Telescopic Gamepads with Rumble
Telescopic gamepads have evolved significantly in recent years, offering gamers a diverse range of options in 2024. One notable feature that enhances immersion is rumble, which provides tactile feedback to enhance the gaming experience. I've personally tested several rumble-enabled telescopic gamepads and am excited to share my insights. All of these controllers were evaluated using a Samsung Galaxy A34 on the PS Play app for streaming PS5 games.
I'm curious to hear if anyone else has experience with telescopic gamepads or has recommendations for other models with Rumble.
| Model | Ergonomics | Vibration | Overall Rating (1-5) | Remarks |
|---|
|| || |Gamesir Galileo g8 Plus|Excellent|Best Vibration I have experienced on a telescopic gamepad|5.0|Overall Quality is very good.|
|| || |BSP D9|Excellent|Satisfactory|4.5|Battery life is a bit short (3-4 hours).|
|| || |Razer Kishi V2 Pro|Good|Good|4|Has haptics like the Dual sense but inferior.|
|| || |BSP D8 Pro|Too large|Bad and exaggerated|2||
|| || |EasySMX M05|Good, but too small|OK|3||
|| || |BSP D11|Bad, very rough materials|Terrible|1||
|| || |BSP D6 DP|Good|Didn’t work|1|Vibration motors present, but I couldn't get them to work.|
|| || |JK02|Acceptable|Didn’t work|1|Vibration motors present, but I couldn't get them to work.|
|| || |EasySMX M15|Good|Exaggerated|3|Based on online comments, I haven't tested it personally.|
|| || |Razer Kishi ultra|Very Good|Very Good|5|Has haptics like the Dual sense but inferior.|
