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The Xbox Edition of 8BitDo’s smartphone controller supports the iPhone.

The original version of 8BitDo’s clamp-on smartphone controller featuring Hall effect sticks and a rechargeable battery since it connects to devices over Bluetooth is only compatible with Android.

The functionality and price of its new $49.99 Ultimate Mobile Gaming Controller Xbox Edition is the same as the original, but it now features Xbox branding, a dedicated Xbox button, and (finally!) support for both Apple and Android Devices.

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<em>The Xbox Edition of 8BitDo’s Ultimate Mobile Gaming Controller is priced the same as the original but includes additional functionality.</em>
<em>The Xbox Edition is also available in black or white color options.</em>
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The Xbox Edition of 8BitDo’s Ultimate Mobile Gaming Controller is priced the same as the original but includes additional functionality.
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