I got mine you might want to get yours soon before the price goes up due to demands

Oh while you're at it grab yourself a ohsnap so far accessory. Snap Grip if that's so much more than being a magnet on the back of your cell phone or case, I typically find new ways of using the snap grip every day.

https://ohsnap.com/collections/grips/products/snap-grip

If you have a few coins left in your account then you should be able to afford one or two of these items they're pretty much label have a discount at the cheap price that I already based on.

Come join the oh snap team I want to see a grip on the back of your new cool iPhone or in Transit transportation using your MCon playing some PSP Go, on the go.

Everything seems to be working well. I have my amcon connected to my TV while my phone is on the charger part of the reason or the main reason why I got this controller simply because it can connect to three separate devices.

Just got mine in the mail yesterday and figuring out how to use it. Very simple. Only thing is missing is a microphone for voice controls but overall 10 out of 10.

P might want to implement the microphone into your next updated version of the mcon. A microphone built into the controller. There will be no need for any other controllers, but this one that you can attach to your phone on the go and connect to your TV once you're at home automatically. 👍🏽

Sorry for the mess in the picture. I am in the middle of installing mods,emu/ROM to one of my lightweight phone capable and to repair one of my drone

I have never been one to game on my phone. I do travel a decent bit, and I couldn’t resist the MCON for the airport/plane. With mobile ports, emulators and cloud gaming options these days, it makes SO MUCH SENSE to turn your phone into a handheld instead of carrying another device.

MCON feels very well-made, and the sticks/buttons are great. It can feel a bit small in the hands, but for the purpose (sleek on-the-go gaming) it’s perfect.

I can’t wait to see future iterations.

Nice work on this!

Whilst its fast, capable, sturdy build quality, halo-effect joysticks, clicky buttons and magnet holder alongside its impressive battery give this the 5/5 it deserves, it falls behind with folks who have larger hands.

During prolongued sessions of streaming via Steam Link, PS Remote Play & Xbox Cloud, my pointer fingers begged me to rub them and my palms begged me to stretch.

Does that mean its a bad product? Nope! Its worth the money for what you're getting alongside alternatives with cheaper quality build materials for the casing and weaker chipsets for Bluetooth connectivity.

What you're getting is a solid product that's worth getting, Backbone had the market on lockdown. OhSnap! They just MCon-fiscated it.

There’s a lot of reviews online about people receiving their units late or not receiving them at all or having shipping issues and in my personal experience everything was great. I got a discount paid for next day shipping. They shipped it out next day and now I have it in hand and I’m loving the Mcon.

Since I've gotten my MCON it's either in my pocket or it's the first thing I regret not bringing when I've got a packed day. If I'm stuck in the line at grocery store or waiting for my partner before a night out I can reliably check out for a little fun and then get back to the moment with one satisfying click. I'm happy to report that their support team is great! I had a minor issue that was quickly resolved. Looking forward to seeing how this product grows with more adoption!

Ever since I first saw MCON and Josh’s first YouTube video. I knew that this was the product that I wanted to use as my main gaming controller!

As somebody that uses an iPad Pro when I travel and an iPhone 17 Pro daily, it felt natural to have a device that can pivot between the devices fluidly. The buttons feel clicky, but quiet. The sticks indent, and can be removed if you want to change the head. And the sliding mechanism is very satisfying. The grips on the back show an actual level of care and attention put into the experience of using the device! From retro games to modern AAA or even streaming from my Gaming PC, MCON is the one to rule them all.

The only thing that I have of note is the Bluetooth connection when you turn the device physically off fails to reconnect quite often which means putting it back into its initial pairing mode by resetting the entire device, which is a bit of a headache: but all in all takes about 10 seconds so not much to complain about. If I can make a recommendation for a next version, I’d love to see a slider to switch between each Bluetooth device that way the controller can easily know which device I’m trying to connect to!!

Thanks for making something cool Josh! And thanks for making it real OhSnap!