To begin, it has an innovative design that includes a USB-C passthrough for charging as well as a 3.5mm audio connection. If you’ve ever used an Xbox controller, you’ll feel right at home with the Backbone One’s asymmetrical stick configuration and regular A, B, X, and Y button arrangement. A PlayStation version of the controller for Android phones isn’t currently available, although Backbone previously reported that it was working on a USB-C edition when it announced its partnership with Sony. The new Android version retains the company’s outstanding companion app. The app makes it simple to capture and share screenshots and video clips from your games. It also makes it easier to locate games that are compatible with the controller.
