Gamepad BackBone One for Android Black — Lightning wired controller for PC, PlayStation, Xbox, iOS (257.6×32.6×93.9 mm)

BackBone One for Android Black is a wired Lightning gamepad designed for use with PCs, PlayStation, Xbox and iOS devices. With a Lightning connection and cable-powered operation, the controller provides physical buttons and thumbsticks in a compact form factor measuring 257.6 × 32.6 × 93.9 mm. The size and wired connection make it suitable for handheld mobile play, cloud gaming, remote streaming and local emulation scenarios where low latency and reliable input are required.

Advantages

The controller offers a wired Lightning interface that eliminates wireless latency and battery management. Its compact dimensions and ergonomic layout provide a balance between portability and control. Physical buttons, analog sticks and D-pad deliver precise input for a variety of game types. Cable power ensures continuous operation during extended sessions without the need for recharging.

Suitable for

• Mobile cloud gaming and streaming applications
• Handheld play with compatible smartphones and tablets
• Local emulation and retro gaming
• Low-latency competitive play and precise control scenarios

Key specifications

• Connection type: wired Lightning interface
• Power: cable-powered (no internal battery)
• Compatibility: PC, PlayStation, Xbox and iOS devices
• Form factor: compact wired gamepad for handheld and desktop use
• Physical controls: buttons, analog thumbsticks and directional pad
• Dimensions: 257.6 × 32.6 × 93.9 mm

How to use

Connect the BackBone One for Android to a compatible device using the Lightning cable. The controller is powered through the cable and becomes operational immediately upon connection. Launch a supported game, cloud service or emulation app on your device and configure in-game control mappings if necessary. Use the physical buttons and analog sticks for input; no separate pairing or battery charging is required.

Recommendations

For the best experience, use the wired Lightning connection with a supported device running the latest firmware or OS version and a low-latency network for cloud services. Keep the cable free from sharp bends and avoid excessive twisting to maintain connection reliability.