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Backbone One Carrying Case, Playstation Edition Toys/Spielzeug
Backbone One Carrying Case, Playstation Edition Toys/Spielzeug
Backbone One Carrying Case, Playstation Edition Toys/Spielzeug
Backbone One Carrying Case, Playstation Edition Toys/Spielzeug
Backbone One Carrying Case, Playstation Edition Toys/Spielzeug
Backbone One Carrying Case, Playstation Edition Toys/Spielzeug
Backbone One Carrying Case, Playstation Edition Toys/Spielzeug
Backbone One Carrying Case, Playstation Edition Toys/Spielzeug
Backbone One Carrying Case, Playstation Edition Toys/Spielzeug
Backbone One Carrying Case, Playstation Edition Toys/Spielzeug

Backbone One Carrying Case, Playstation Edition Toys/Spielzeug

Backbone One Carrying Case, Playstation Edition Toys/Spielzeug

$48.99

(148 reviews)

Keep your controller safe anywhere you go with the Backbone One PlayStation Edition Carrying Case. Protect your Backbone One in style, at home or on the move. This lightweight, portable carrying case stores your Backbone safely and efficiently. A firm outer shell and moulded interior protect against bumps, rattles and drops. The black felt molded shell has a soft feel, debossed Backbone logo and slim profile which present a sleek and premium feel. A bonded, low-profile zipper guarantees easy access wherever you go without interrupting the Carrying Case’s clean appearance. Works with all Backbone One and Backbone One - PlayStation Edition controllers for iOS and Android and fits with the Backbone iPhone 13/14 adapter installed.

Keep your controller safe anywhere you go with the Backbone One PlayStation Edition Carrying Case. Protect your Backbone One in style, at home or on the move. This lightweight, portable carrying case stores your Backbone safely and efficiently. A firm outer shell and moulded interior protect against bumps, rattles and drops. The black felt molded shell has a soft feel, debossed Backbone logo and slim profile which present a sleek and premium feel. A bonded, low-profile zipper guarantees easy access wherever you go without interrupting the Carrying Case’s clean appearance. Works with all Backbone One and Backbone One - PlayStation Edition controllers for iOS and Android and fits with the Backbone iPhone 13/14 adapter installed.

(148 reviews)

Keep your controller safe anywhere you go with the Backbone One PlayStation Edition Carrying Case. Protect your Backbone One in style, at home or on the move. This lightweight, portable carrying case stores your Backbone safely and efficiently. A firm outer shell and moulded interior protect against bumps, rattles and drops. The black felt molded shell has a soft feel, debossed Backbone logo and slim profile which present a sleek and premium feel. A bonded, low-profile zipper guarantees easy access wherever you go without interrupting the Carrying Case’s clean appearance. Works with all Backbone One and Backbone One - PlayStation Edition controllers for iOS and Android and fits with the Backbone iPhone 13/14 adapter installed.

Keep your controller safe anywhere you go with the Backbone One PlayStation Edition Carrying Case. Protect your Backbone One in style, at home or on the move. This lightweight, portable carrying case stores your Backbone safely and efficiently. A firm outer shell and moulded interior protect against bumps, rattles and drops. The black felt molded shell has a soft feel, debossed Backbone logo and slim profile which present a sleek and premium feel. A bonded, low-profile zipper guarantees easy access wherever you go without interrupting the Carrying Case’s clean appearance. Works with all Backbone One and Backbone One - PlayStation Edition controllers for iOS and Android and fits with the Backbone iPhone 13/14 adapter installed.

$48.99 - $105.00

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The lowest price for Backbone One Carrying Case, Playstation Edition Toys/Spielzeug right now is $48.99 at Techinn.com, compared across 3 retailers.

The all-time low was $38.49 on 12 Feb 2026 — today's price is 27% above the lowest ever. It has been notably cheaper before — worth setting a price alert.

Prices last updated 19 July 2026.

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Techinn.com

$48.99

Backbone Smartphone Controller Case Grey

Delivery $19.99

Sanity

$55.99

Backbone One Carrying Case, PlayStation Edition

Delivery between 21–27 July $9.95

Ubuy Australia

$105.00

Backbone One Carrying Case - PlayStation Edition - Protect your Backbone One in style at home or on the go

Delivery between 23–27 July $15.52

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Price history

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Reviews

!!!!
2 May 2024Michael

originally posted on playbackbone.com

In the past few years I have had 2 standard edition controllers and one ps edition controller. What I can say is they are ok at best, storming the market with a product that looked finished but not polished. I brought 3 at once hesitantly being a new product and to be completely honest a reputable opposition had theirs available aswell. I choose backbone for price, the problems started there. Firstly upon connecting to the app. I was charged twice for a yearly sub on 2 different dates in the same month for the exact same account and backbone support did nothing about it, secondly false security on the quality of the controller since getting stick drift within a week of using the first controller, applied for a warranty with no confirmation of warranty in return. I ... MoreIn the past few years I have had 2 standard edition controllers and one ps edition controller. What I can say is they are ok at best, storming the market with a product that looked finished but not polished. I brought 3 at once hesitantly being a new product and to be completely honest a reputable opposition had theirs available aswell. I choose backbone for price, the problems started there. Firstly upon connecting to the app. I was charged twice for a yearly sub on 2 different dates in the same month for the exact same account and backbone support did nothing about it, secondly false security on the quality of the controller since getting stick drift within a week of using the first controller, applied for a warranty with no confirmation of warranty in return. I battled the controller for about a year refusing to open either of the other controllers I had purchased until the left board had finally let go with no button response at all, I lodged a second attempt at a warranty claim with a second no reply on the controller. Opened PlayStation ed. Controller left board was dead straight out of the box, then to have another warranty claim ignored. Opened the third controller a year and a half later after purchase with the other 2. I was lucky to get 2 months from this controller which all the L and R buttons failed on, at this point I had been let down too many times already. Point being I have third party controllers with phone mounts that are nearly 5 years old still working after what one could say is being rough on the controller. I’m not saying the controller is a bad product but the finished product could be so much better.

Almost there…
14 May 2024Marcelo

originally posted on playbackbone.com

Probably the coolest iPhone accessory I’ve ever owned. It works with almost every app that has controller support. The app is great, it acts as a game hub kind of like a PlayStation 5 home page. I love that I can use it as a controller for my pc, or my friends console as well. The only issue I have with it is the controller design itself.I have bigger hands which means it’s harder to hold because of how small it is, the controller shape isn’t ergonomic as much as it claims to be either, so it gets rather uncomfortable in certain positions. I’ve had to purchase ergonomic grips on Etsy because of how uncomfortable it is to hold, especially if you’re playing longer than 15 minutes.The Directional-pad is too close to the phone holder so fighting games are pretty ... MoreProbably the coolest iPhone accessory I’ve ever owned. It works with almost every app that has controller support. The app is great, it acts as a game hub kind of like a PlayStation 5 home page. I love that I can use it as a controller for my pc, or my friends console as well. The only issue I have with it is the controller design itself.I have bigger hands which means it’s harder to hold because of how small it is, the controller shape isn’t ergonomic as much as it claims to be either, so it gets rather uncomfortable in certain positions. I’ve had to purchase ergonomic grips on Etsy because of how uncomfortable it is to hold, especially if you’re playing longer than 15 minutes.The Directional-pad is too close to the phone holder so fighting games are pretty much a no-go because you’ll accidentally be hitting the black holder. Also, if you press a button on the d-pad a little too much in another direction, it’ll count as an input in that direction. The regular buttons are good but the clicking does get annoying at times, especially if trying to be silent. I also wish you could program one of the buttons to be a dedicated home button, at the moment all you can do is hold the Backbone button to “tap” the home button on PlayStation which removes half of the functionality of the PlayStation UI.The triggers are too small and short, so games like Spider-Man 2 that have puzzles where you have to be precise with the triggers are made extremely difficult.Although these criticisms seem like a deal breaker, it does NOT put me off from using the controller at all. The functionality is where it truly shines. It’s compatible with pretty much every mobile game I’ve played and is especially a blessing when using Delta Emulator to play classic games like Mario 64 or Banjo-Kazooie, where touch screen controls bog any experience you may have.

Fan of this product since the early beginning of the brand
26 January 2024Victoric L.

originally posted on playbackbone.com

I bought 4 backbone yet. In the past was cool because you could have a Xbox pass for 1 year included in the price. Also they were very careful with phone upgrades sending by themself adaptator. It changed a bit since.However the product never disappointed me. Which brang me to motivate 6 others friends of mine to buy one.The product is solid, working and brings such confort in moment off. It literally transform your phone in the ultime playing device you need.Just sad they don’t have a program for people who speak about the brand. I deeply believe this product will keep long. Overall since Apple officiallised a collaboration with them.The big plus on the last one I bought ( due tu to the obsolescence of the previous one that was not compatible with iPhone 15 ... MoreI bought 4 backbone yet. In the past was cool because you could have a Xbox pass for 1 year included in the price. Also they were very careful with phone upgrades sending by themself adaptator. It changed a bit since.However the product never disappointed me. Which brang me to motivate 6 others friends of mine to buy one.The product is solid, working and brings such confort in moment off. It literally transform your phone in the ultime playing device you need.Just sad they don’t have a program for people who speak about the brand. I deeply believe this product will keep long. Overall since Apple officiallised a collaboration with them.The big plus on the last one I bought ( due tu to the obsolescence of the previous one that was not compatible with iPhone 15 ) is the fact you can remove magnet adaptator and it let you play with your phone case !

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Gaming platforms supportedPlayStation 1

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Updated 6 days ago
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Techinn.com

$48.99

Backbone Smartphone Controller Case Grey

Delivery $19.99

Sanity

$55.99

Backbone One Carrying Case, PlayStation Edition

Delivery between 21–27 July $9.95

Ubuy Australia

$105.00

Backbone One Carrying Case - PlayStation Edition - Protect your Backbone One in style at home or on the go

Delivery between 23–27 July $15.52

Price history

Price history

Please note: price history and price alerts are not available for some stores, including Amazon.com.au.

Reviews

!!!!
2 May 2024

In the past few years I have had 2 standard edition controllers and one ps edition controller. What I can say is they are ok at best, storming the market with a product that looked finished but not polished. I brought 3 at once hesitantly being a new product and to be completely honest a reputable opposition had theirs available aswell. I choose backbone for price, the problems started there. Firstly upon connecting to the app. I was charged twice for a yearly sub on 2 different dates in the same month for the exact same account and backbone support did nothing about it, secondly false security on the quality of the controller since getting stick drift within a week of using the first controller, applied for a warranty with no confirmation of warranty in return. I ... MoreIn the past few years I have had 2 standard edition controllers and one ps edition controller. What I can say is they are ok at best, storming the market with a product that looked finished but not polished. I brought 3 at once hesitantly being a new product and to be completely honest a reputable opposition had theirs available aswell. I choose backbone for price, the problems started there. Firstly upon connecting to the app. I was charged twice for a yearly sub on 2 different dates in the same month for the exact same account and backbone support did nothing about it, secondly false security on the quality of the controller since getting stick drift within a week of using the first controller, applied for a warranty with no confirmation of warranty in return. I battled the controller for about a year refusing to open either of the other controllers I had purchased until the left board had finally let go with no button response at all, I lodged a second attempt at a warranty claim with a second no reply on the controller. Opened PlayStation ed. Controller left board was dead straight out of the box, then to have another warranty claim ignored. Opened the third controller a year and a half later after purchase with the other 2. I was lucky to get 2 months from this controller which all the L and R buttons failed on, at this point I had been let down too many times already. Point being I have third party controllers with phone mounts that are nearly 5 years old still working after what one could say is being rough on the controller. I’m not saying the controller is a bad product but the finished product could be so much better.

Michael originally posted on playbackbone.com
Almost there…
14 May 2024

Probably the coolest iPhone accessory I’ve ever owned. It works with almost every app that has controller support. The app is great, it acts as a game hub kind of like a PlayStation 5 home page. I love that I can use it as a controller for my pc, or my friends console as well. The only issue I have with it is the controller design itself.I have bigger hands which means it’s harder to hold because of how small it is, the controller shape isn’t ergonomic as much as it claims to be either, so it gets rather uncomfortable in certain positions. I’ve had to purchase ergonomic grips on Etsy because of how uncomfortable it is to hold, especially if you’re playing longer than 15 minutes.The Directional-pad is too close to the phone holder so fighting games are pretty ... MoreProbably the coolest iPhone accessory I’ve ever owned. It works with almost every app that has controller support. The app is great, it acts as a game hub kind of like a PlayStation 5 home page. I love that I can use it as a controller for my pc, or my friends console as well. The only issue I have with it is the controller design itself.I have bigger hands which means it’s harder to hold because of how small it is, the controller shape isn’t ergonomic as much as it claims to be either, so it gets rather uncomfortable in certain positions. I’ve had to purchase ergonomic grips on Etsy because of how uncomfortable it is to hold, especially if you’re playing longer than 15 minutes.The Directional-pad is too close to the phone holder so fighting games are pretty much a no-go because you’ll accidentally be hitting the black holder. Also, if you press a button on the d-pad a little too much in another direction, it’ll count as an input in that direction. The regular buttons are good but the clicking does get annoying at times, especially if trying to be silent. I also wish you could program one of the buttons to be a dedicated home button, at the moment all you can do is hold the Backbone button to “tap” the home button on PlayStation which removes half of the functionality of the PlayStation UI.The triggers are too small and short, so games like Spider-Man 2 that have puzzles where you have to be precise with the triggers are made extremely difficult.Although these criticisms seem like a deal breaker, it does NOT put me off from using the controller at all. The functionality is where it truly shines. It’s compatible with pretty much every mobile game I’ve played and is especially a blessing when using Delta Emulator to play classic games like Mario 64 or Banjo-Kazooie, where touch screen controls bog any experience you may have.

Marcelo originally posted on playbackbone.com
Fan of this product since the early beginning of the brand
26 January 2024

I bought 4 backbone yet. In the past was cool because you could have a Xbox pass for 1 year included in the price. Also they were very careful with phone upgrades sending by themself adaptator. It changed a bit since.However the product never disappointed me. Which brang me to motivate 6 others friends of mine to buy one.The product is solid, working and brings such confort in moment off. It literally transform your phone in the ultime playing device you need.Just sad they don’t have a program for people who speak about the brand. I deeply believe this product will keep long. Overall since Apple officiallised a collaboration with them.The big plus on the last one I bought ( due tu to the obsolescence of the previous one that was not compatible with iPhone 15 ... MoreI bought 4 backbone yet. In the past was cool because you could have a Xbox pass for 1 year included in the price. Also they were very careful with phone upgrades sending by themself adaptator. It changed a bit since.However the product never disappointed me. Which brang me to motivate 6 others friends of mine to buy one.The product is solid, working and brings such confort in moment off. It literally transform your phone in the ultime playing device you need.Just sad they don’t have a program for people who speak about the brand. I deeply believe this product will keep long. Overall since Apple officiallised a collaboration with them.The big plus on the last one I bought ( due tu to the obsolescence of the previous one that was not compatible with iPhone 15 ) is the fact you can remove magnet adaptator and it let you play with your phone case !

Victoric L. originally posted on playbackbone.com
Far and away the best controller solution I've used for iPhone
5 December 2023

Pros:- Spring in hinge is strong enough, your device fits securely.- Works with most cases. Controller comes with an extra long USB c male port so most cases (I have a Mous brand) work just fine without removing it. If you have an extra beefy case your mileage may vary. There are removable plastic blocks to adjust the length of the usb c connection so it sits securely with or without the case.- Pass through charging to allow play while plugged in.- Fits comfortably in most hands (mine lol). Your mileage may vary if you have ogre hands.- Lots of extra features. I won't go through all of them as backbone clearly explains them in the marketing material. If you like to stream, share, record etc this is great. There's a yearly subscription for all the extra features but ... MorePros:- Spring in hinge is strong enough, your device fits securely.- Works with most cases. Controller comes with an extra long USB c male port so most cases (I have a Mous brand) work just fine without removing it. If you have an extra beefy case your mileage may vary. There are removable plastic blocks to adjust the length of the usb c connection so it sits securely with or without the case.- Pass through charging to allow play while plugged in.- Fits comfortably in most hands (mine lol). Your mileage may vary if you have ogre hands.- Lots of extra features. I won't go through all of them as backbone clearly explains them in the marketing material. If you like to stream, share, record etc this is great. There's a yearly subscription for all the extra features but you don't need it to simply use and enjoy games. People get angry at the subscription.. if you don't need the features don't get it, if you do pony up the cash and shush it 🥺.- Direct connection as opposed to Bluetooth. No latency, no lost connections. Depends on the controller but in the past I've had issues with cheap Bluetooth controllers.CONS:- Not quite as substantially constructed as I expected for a $100.- The joysticks are 100% acceptable for me in a mobile experience but they're obviously not Xbox/playstation high end.- No Bluetooth. If you want to use it with your iPad you'll need to plug it into the usb c and use a dock of some sort to charge simultaneously. It's the nature of a device with no battery if its own.- Didn't come with a case and you're going to want one. The flat part where the spring expansion happens seems flimsy. If you throw it in your backpack by itself I think there's a risk of breaking it when it bangs around in there. Conveniently backbone will sell you an excellent case.... For $25 ouch.Nothing is perfect but as of now this is the best solution. (I'm not sure how many chintzy controllers I've attempted to use with my phone and iPad.) I've mostly been imaging resident evil village on iPhone 15 pro and the experience is top notch. As more AAA type stuff comes to the more powerful phones something like this is going to become a must have device. iPhone already has a couple of these games and the soon to be released next gen snapdragon android chips will see the same thing happening on that platform.5 stars.. could it be a better with build quality.. sure but as of right now this is far and away the one to have.

MeatGun originally posted on playbackbone.com
Good but not great
27 May 2024

So far after having it for about a week, I have put in a good amount of play time. For as small as the grips are I can't believe how comfortable it is! I have big hands and at no point have they felt cramped. My phone fits great with a case on it. The main issue I am having is the sticks and the 4 face buttons. Since the buttons are on really clicky switches, sometimes I have noticed that when pressing the buttons during a game they don't register. The thumb sticks are the biggest problem, they are very small and the travel is very very short. When playing CODM I have noticed that left stick having short travel, when sprinting even the slightest movement to the left or right, the character will stop running as well as when trying to slide the player with crouch more ... MoreSo far after having it for about a week, I have put in a good amount of play time. For as small as the grips are I can't believe how comfortable it is! I have big hands and at no point have they felt cramped. My phone fits great with a case on it. The main issue I am having is the sticks and the 4 face buttons. Since the buttons are on really clicky switches, sometimes I have noticed that when pressing the buttons during a game they don't register. The thumb sticks are the biggest problem, they are very small and the travel is very very short. When playing CODM I have noticed that left stick having short travel, when sprinting even the slightest movement to the left or right, the character will stop running as well as when trying to slide the player with crouch more than slide and this has caused sooooooo many issues. I have went through the calibration multiple times just to make sure and still the same results. I'm half tempted to return my order because the couple of issue is enough to make anyone aggravated!

Antonio M. I. originally posted on playbackbone.com
Good controller, but locking on screen control mapping behind a subscription is not ok!
16 April 2024

To be fair, here are some Pros 1st:Fits my phone well. (Galaxy 23 Ultra)I love the option for a headphone jack while gaming.Ergonomics and build quality are pretty good. I prefer it over my Razer Kishi V2.But here are my Cons:No on-screen control mapping unless you pay for a subscription. Seriously, this is not ok. This is a CORE FEATURE for a phone controller. The Razer Kishi does not charge for this why do you? Is this a feature that requires active development and upkeep that justifies a subscription? No. It's just THE feature Backbone knew would be needed enough that it might force people to pay. Sorry Backbone but I don't take kindly to being strong-armed into useless subscriptions. I would highly recommend this product if not for this issue!My other ... MoreTo be fair, here are some Pros 1st:Fits my phone well. (Galaxy 23 Ultra)I love the option for a headphone jack while gaming.Ergonomics and build quality are pretty good. I prefer it over my Razer Kishi V2.But here are my Cons:No on-screen control mapping unless you pay for a subscription. Seriously, this is not ok. This is a CORE FEATURE for a phone controller. The Razer Kishi does not charge for this why do you? Is this a feature that requires active development and upkeep that justifies a subscription? No. It's just THE feature Backbone knew would be needed enough that it might force people to pay. Sorry Backbone but I don't take kindly to being strong-armed into useless subscriptions. I would highly recommend this product if not for this issue!My other con is the PlayStation Now exclusivity. This is not consumer-friendly. This is another CORE FEATURE that should be available to Backbone's competitors and even to Backbone's other products. To be fair, Sony has proven itself to have very anti-consumer habits at times. I'm confident Sony is very much to blame here too. Ultimately, neither party should get a pass for this.TLDR; Do not pay a subscription for on-screen controller mapping. If that is a feature you need, do not buy this.

James T. originally posted on playbackbone.com
One grip away from perfection...
8 December 2023

This thing works like a champ! Streaming games in the home works beautifully and after activating remote play in Steam and Remote Play (and auto-login) on the PS5, I can finally play both my Steam games and PS5 away from home! Woo hoo!PRO:The controller works great overall, buttons are responsive and the analog sticks are flick-friendly and responsive.The Backbone app for Android works great and has a lot of great features and a pretty slick user interface.CONS:Only negative to the buttons are the "Start" and "Select" buttons are a little out of place and difficult to get to without letting go of the controller and adjusting your hand placement.The ONLY thing I took a star away for is the fact that it is definitely for little hands. I have rather large hands and ... MoreThis thing works like a champ! Streaming games in the home works beautifully and after activating remote play in Steam and Remote Play (and auto-login) on the PS5, I can finally play both my Steam games and PS5 away from home! Woo hoo!PRO:The controller works great overall, buttons are responsive and the analog sticks are flick-friendly and responsive.The Backbone app for Android works great and has a lot of great features and a pretty slick user interface.CONS:Only negative to the buttons are the "Start" and "Select" buttons are a little out of place and difficult to get to without letting go of the controller and adjusting your hand placement.The ONLY thing I took a star away for is the fact that it is definitely for little hands. I have rather large hands and long fingers so the R & L buttons and R & L trigger buttons are a little impossible for me to hit while holding the controller properly.With all of that said, if you're not able to get a PS Portal or a Steam Deck, grab a Backbone and use your current mobile device! It not only works just as good, but saves you some money in the meantime! A++

Jeremy B. originally posted on playbackbone.com
Really good.
18 June 2024

With Apple allowing emulators on the App Store, I decided to try out a Backbone. My iPhone is basically a console now, and I can't believe how good it works.I had tried the 1st generation Backbone, and this updated version pretty much improved on most of what I believed were the biggest issues that made me return it. The buttons are now more clicky, instead of squishy, and the Backbone itself supports (some) cases now.I still wish the triggers had a little bit more resistance, but they still get the job done. The Backbone button or Home button in most apps takes a bit to get used to, as a single tap opens the Backbone app, a short hold works as a tap in the apps, and a longer hold counts as a normal hold. After a while you get used to it. As for the Backbone ... MoreWith Apple allowing emulators on the App Store, I decided to try out a Backbone. My iPhone is basically a console now, and I can't believe how good it works.I had tried the 1st generation Backbone, and this updated version pretty much improved on most of what I believed were the biggest issues that made me return it. The buttons are now more clicky, instead of squishy, and the Backbone itself supports (some) cases now.I still wish the triggers had a little bit more resistance, but they still get the job done. The Backbone button or Home button in most apps takes a bit to get used to, as a single tap opens the Backbone app, a short hold works as a tap in the apps, and a longer hold counts as a normal hold. After a while you get used to it. As for the Backbone app, it's ok I guess, nothing to write home about.My favorite use of the Backbone is with the PS5's Remote Play. I had purchased a PlayStation Portal, and unfortunately it had issues with how my home network is setup. This is not the case here, fortunately. PS5 Remote Play works perfectly, with controls working without needing to set them up.Overall, The Backbone One 2nd generation is a great product, and I am a 100% sure that the next generation will be as close to perfection as possible.

Federico P. originally posted on playbackbone.com
Turns your phone into a handheld gaming device
18 April 2024

I’m not a gamer — a busy life and career left me no time for that. Gaming consoles just gather dust in our living room after playing maybe five games on it, so we stopped buying them and even disposed of some. But nearly two years ago, I bizarrely had to learn more about the world of gaming for a project at work and someone suggested I buy a Backbone to use with my iPhone Pro Max, if I didn’t want to get a full gaming console just to get the experience of gaming a little. After not having played any videogame for a while, I was still a bit lost, and the Backbone faced the same fate as the consoles we bought in the past…… until I needed major surgery this year, followed by weeks of being bed- and house-bound. So I dusted off the Backbone and decided to just play ... MoreI’m not a gamer — a busy life and career left me no time for that. Gaming consoles just gather dust in our living room after playing maybe five games on it, so we stopped buying them and even disposed of some. But nearly two years ago, I bizarrely had to learn more about the world of gaming for a project at work and someone suggested I buy a Backbone to use with my iPhone Pro Max, if I didn’t want to get a full gaming console just to get the experience of gaming a little. After not having played any videogame for a while, I was still a bit lost, and the Backbone faced the same fate as the consoles we bought in the past…… until I needed major surgery this year, followed by weeks of being bed- and house-bound. So I dusted off the Backbone and decided to just play simple games like Sims 4 (a game I loved to play when I was much younger). And wow, it’s perfect for lying in bed, and it has definitely helped me pass the time. Makes my phone feel like a real handheld gaming device!

Tina originally posted on playbackbone.com
WHAT WAS I WAITING FOR?!
23 May 2024

FIRST LEMME SAY IF I COULD GIVE IT MORE THAN JUST 5 STARS I ABSOLUTELY WOULD!So my controller JUST came in. And honestly let’s be real, for that price??? WORTH IT!! I always had to hook up my ps controller thru Bluetooth to my phone to play CoD mobile. THEN put my phone in the phone stand (when I can find it lol) but this? Omfggggg I can keep my case on, plug it into the backbone and STILL BE ABLE TO CHARGE MY PHONE?! What?!?!? What tf was I waiting for?!? I also got the case! Because well paying that price for a controller ALONE you best believe I payed a little extra for the case. It fits in it PERFECTLY and sits in my little bag and STILL takes up LESS SPACE than my ps controller does (without the case) I absolutely LOVE it! Definitely worth the buy!! I’m ... MoreFIRST LEMME SAY IF I COULD GIVE IT MORE THAN JUST 5 STARS I ABSOLUTELY WOULD!So my controller JUST came in. And honestly let’s be real, for that price??? WORTH IT!! I always had to hook up my ps controller thru Bluetooth to my phone to play CoD mobile. THEN put my phone in the phone stand (when I can find it lol) but this? Omfggggg I can keep my case on, plug it into the backbone and STILL BE ABLE TO CHARGE MY PHONE?! What?!?!? What tf was I waiting for?!? I also got the case! Because well paying that price for a controller ALONE you best believe I payed a little extra for the case. It fits in it PERFECTLY and sits in my little bag and STILL takes up LESS SPACE than my ps controller does (without the case) I absolutely LOVE it! Definitely worth the buy!! I’m currently talking friends into getting it too lol cause we ALL game together so I know for a fact they’ll fall in love with it too lol oh also (wait THERES MORE) they come with detachable pieces that can help your phone fit in the controller more snug with or with the phone case on!! If you are on the fence about buying it, do it! (Just thank me later lol)

Brianna originally posted on playbackbone.com

Specification

Gaming platforms supportedPlayStation 1

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