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Meanwhile, with iOS 13 supporting the XBox One for PC controller, together with having found convenient solutions like the tablet cushion, I actually prefer playing on the iPad over PC. Sadly, I never got in-home streaming to work without recurring hiccups, even when connecting directly to a USB Wifi antenna on my PC.
Also, it turns out that even the actual Nintendo Switch doesn't quite compare in terms of convenience; Holding the tablet, instead of resting it on the legs and holding only a controller, is quite a lot less convenient than the tablet setup. Never mind, that an iPad with attached controller would be, judging from my shortlived experience with the Game Vice,
The gamevice specifically was also very hard to detach, which is quite an issue for a multi-purpose device.
So really, the best solution is NOT to use tablet-mounted controllers. The Switch pulls it off, but only due to it being a dedicated gaming device, and by being much smaller than an iPad.
Would this device work? Im looking for something like this. But I can't vouch for that device. I want it to work natively like a controller works on pc. Thats possible with the steam link app? You don't have to like set up the touch screen controls to work with the controller buttons? (I've seen things like this for some "Android game controllers")
Looks interesting. In practice though, my experience with mobile controllers is abysmal; They often have thumbsticks that provide barely more precision than the digital pad, with badly configured dead-zones and small directional resolution. Mounting and unmounting the phone can also be awkward with the "switch-like" designs. (Though one could argue that, by order of release date, the Switch is "Gamevice-like".)
Meanwhile I've come to two insights:
1. Tablets are too heavy and too large to be used comfortably with attached controllers. Better to buy a tablet stand or "table pillow" and use an existing PC controller. (iPad support the XBox One controller, which is the best price-to-quality porposition I've seen.)
2. If you already have a PC controller, that can be connected to the phone, you'll probably get a better experience out of buying a phone-mount for that controller. For mainstream controllers, there should be inexpensive solutions.