Moga Ace Power

Moga Ace Power. The MOGA Ace Power plays a nice game there’s just not many available for it yet and the steep entry cost and restrictions make this only for the dedicated early adopter who primarily games on their iPhone Still considering how much fun it is to play gamepad games MFi gamepads have a bright future just a murky present.

The Moga Ace Power is the first MFI controller to hit the market For those keeping score it’s compatible with extended API which gives you not only the standard Dpad a pause button four action buttons and L1/R1 shoulder buttons but left and right analog sticks and L2/R2 trigger buttons as well.

Review: MOGA Ace Power iOS controller and battery

Moga Ace Power looks almost like a Xbox 360 controller and the user can stretch it and open it to fit into an iPhone 5 or iPod Touch and has a 1800mAh inbuilt battery It also doubles as a battery pack and is made of lightweight plastic As for the expert’s view TouchArcade says for MOGA that the $100 price tag is a little too high.

Moga Ace Power vs. Logitech Powershell — Gadgetry Magazine

The Moga Ace Power is ultimately a solid choice for iOS gaming enthusiasts who don’t mind jumping on the MFi bandwagon a bit early It’s certainly a much better choice than the Logitech PowerShell.

Moga Ace Power iPhone controller review TechRadar

Logitech and Moga do go some way to justify the steep price of these controllers by including a battery that can charge your phone while you play The PowerShell houses a 1500mAh pack while the.