I haven't used them that way, but since they just attach to an Android phone via bluetooth, I would assume that if your emulator app supports bluetooth controllers, it should work just fine.

The name listed in Temu for that white controller is pretty generic: "Wireless Six-Axes Pro Game Controller for Nintendo Switch - Enhanced Precision, Vibrant LED Effects, Macro Programming, Instant Wake Up - Seamless Wireless Experience." On the controller itself it just says "Wireless Game Controller." The model number is SZ-932B. As far as using it for a phone, I really don't know. It's bluetooth and it has instructions for using it with a phone (both Android and iOS), but I bought it specifically for use with the Nintendo Switch, so I never tested it with my phone.

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Can you try and teach me how to use it on the phone, it would be a great help to me.

This is from the instructions but summarized by me: For Android: Make sure Bluetooth is turned on for your phone. Open the Bluetooth pairing menu. On the controller, press and hold A then press Home. LED 2 and LED 3 should flash quickly. On your phone, look for "Gamepad" and connect to that device. Once it's connected, it'll say so on your phone and the LEDs will be solid instead of blinking. All done! For iOS: Make sure Bluetooth is turned on for your phone. Open the Bluetooth pairing menu. On the controller, press and hold X then press Home. LED 1 and LED 4 should flash quickly. On your phone, look for "Xbox Wireless Controller" and connect to that device. Once it's connected, it'll say so on your phone and the LEDs will be solid instead of blinking. All done! With any phone, you won't have vibration or gyro. Also, you may have to refresh the Bluetooth devices list after putting the controller into pairing mode, and you may need to tap "Okay" or "Pair" or something similar at some point in the process depending on your version of Android or iOS. I tried with my Android phone and it paired just as the instructions said. I don't currently play any games on my phone, though, so I couldn't see how well it works on a phone. Hope you get it working!

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Yes. Both of them are bluetooth controllers and the instructions they come with are actually decently clear on how to connect them to a PC. I don't play any games on PC that I'd prefer to use a controller with, so I didn't test it out, but it seems like it would be easy enough to do.

@@GreenlandGamers thanks👍

Yeah, sorry I didn't include that in the review. It's simply a matter of pulling out the one that's there and pushing in the one you want. It's really easy, but I didn't see any advantage using other ones, at least in the games I usually play. I'd assume it's a personal preference.

Glad I could help! The white controller is definitely my favorite of the two. It works great and just feels so nice in my hands. Temu can be hit or miss, but this was definitely a good purchase! Btw, if you do end up getting a dud (it happens every now and then), they are usually really good with returns and refunds. These were my first Switch controllers and they work great, but I've had mixed results with other things and they've always taken care of me.

I want to be sure I spend enough time playing with them before giving my official review, but so far I really do like both of the Temu controllers. I like the white one more than the black one with red and blue stripes. It feels better in my hands and has a bit more functionality. Keep an eye out for the full review--probably next week some time!

Jacwilgre here! Yeah sorry, my life got really busy for the last couple years and so it was difficult for me to play the game with everything else happening. I've been thinking of getting back into it again maybe this summer though, so we'll see what happens! Fun game for sure, I'll probably be a bit rusty after missing a while lol

Honestly, if they weren't the only way to expand my inventory slots, I would completely ignore every single one of them. They are seriously annoying!

I feel like it was a way to get more of the story told. They really push you to go to the Lucky Clover Gazette office super early in the game and then you get a lot of background info on Princess Zelda and what happened around Hyrule since BotW by continuing to do Penn's quests. The reward for those quests is also quite nice, but I honestly probably would have waited a lot longer if it wasn't for the fairy fountain access. In fact, I don't finish Penn's quests until much later in my playthrough.

Yeah, they definitely don't give you as much leeway as BotW. If you ignore the initial advice to head to the Temple of Time first, you end up wasting a lot of time, like I did.

Unfortunately, I don't. Sorry I can't be of more help. Actually, after over 3 years of using this headset, I've now retired it. I still think it's a great headset, but it was starting to show too much wear and tear after all I put it through. My wife got me a different headset for Christmas (just a cheap, no-name one that works surprisingly well though not at the same level as the DS502), so I probably won't be in the market for another headset for a while, since my headset needs have changed a bit in the last few years.

Thanks for watching! For your noise cancellation question, I assume you mean for the headset part, not the microphone part. Honestly, it doesn't take much volume. The ear cups do a good job of going around your ears and if I have it even just around half volume, I barely hear anything outside of the headset. There have been a lot of times when I didn't notice someone talking to me because of how well it works to keep outside sound away as long I've got something playing through the headset.

@@GreenlandGamers Hello, first, you are welcome and thank you too for rating these headsets :) Second, thank you very much for replying to me :) I have been reviewing gaming headsets for a month already and almost got dizzy about it :D I know what I am after, but when I really like some, then I check the reviews of some consumers and there tends to be something they didn't like or a tip to another pair of headset, I review them, then check the comments and then again and again, lol. What I am looking at is crisp sound, good bass system, immersiveness and comfort. Mic is not really that important to me. Do these MSI have some problem with heights or when there is more going on at one moment or do they keep it clear and recognizable?

Sorry I'm just now replying to your question. I must have missed seeing your reply to my reply. You've probably already bought a headset by now. For what it's worth, I don't use this headset anymore but I didn't notice any issues with any sound becoming murky back when I did use it. Everything was nice and crisp no matter if it was low, high, or in between. I loved the headset and only got rid of it because I overused it and it was showing its age.

@@GreenlandGamers hello 👋 thank you for your reply, even with a significant delay I appreciate it 🙏 Thank you also for your personal review. I ended up getting RIG 800 HD, mainly due to DA sound. It took me some time to choose the right one for me, coz I wanted something of high quality with base and some nice design, yet within some budget. I got my for a good deal on Amazon. They are comfortable, even after some hours of using them. The sound is great, especially if you can use the software for perking it. The mic sucks, not going to lie. Even with some tweaking it is not the best, plus you can hear yourself if close to your mouth, which is in fact necessary in order to be heard by the person you talk to. I’d recommend it only for its spacial sound, and I can tell that it is worth it. The battery also holds for up to 24 hours, even on low battery you can still use it for quite long time, which increases the overall impression. The second downside is that you can only distance yourself from your laptop for up to 10 meters, then it’ll disconnect, but will reconnect as soon as it is in the range. One thing that I didn’t expect and can be sometimes annoying is disrupted signal, due to other connected devices. When I plug in my USB and right next to it this headset, it can disconnect it, randomly, although it tries to reconnect right away. Again, thank you very much for your reply and your honest feedback on those headset.

Toad can be so unreasonable!

I agree! I never used the horse all that much in BotW, though, so it doesn't really bother me. I'm definitely all about creating vehicles and other machines.

@@GreenlandGamers :) deserves a holiday anyway. Yeah it really allows people to invest a bit of themselves into it.

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!

I will definitely have to try that. I was never an amazing BotW player, but I was good enough to really enjoy it. I'm assuming it'll be the same with TotK. Thanks for the tip!

@@GreenlandGamers It's only with swords. I don't think anyone other weapon has a special imput.

More around the ear than on the ear. Your ears will fit inside the cups.

Does it work on windows 11?

Yes. I've since upgraded to Windows 11 and I can verify that this headset does work on Windows 11.

Hahaha! Yeah, Jacwilgre is definitely a completionist. Thank goodness for being able to skip through KZfaq videos quickly, right?

​@@GreenlandGamers or you could just be helpful and show the parts that people want to see

@@lagreenboy That's the thing, though. Everyone plays the game differently. Some people love seeing all the details. Sorry if this isn't exactly what you wanted. I'm sure somewhere on KZfaq is a video showing exactly what you want.

Sorry, I don't have a PS4 to try it out on.

I'm glad the bass boost works for you. Maybe I got a faulty headset or maybe I just don't play the right games, but I barely notice any difference when the bass boost is on.

@@GreenlandGamers i think you might have gotten a bad headset or somth, bc even without games it is very noticeble

@@smoluma That's definitely possible. Everything else about my headset was great, though, and I don't really care about bass, so I'm good with it. 😁

@@GreenlandGamers haha yeah mines bass actually broke but I still use it rn bc indeed the headset's sound quality is remarkable

I wish I'd known! Hahaha!

Hey did you find any comparison between the two headset ? And what do you think about gh50 and thank you

@@gandalfthewhite2809 i only got the DS502 but quite honestly ive been loving this thing. i like that the mic swivels away, and i have direct control over the sound in the software, so i can change like where the bass is coming from and things like that. and compared to my yeti snowball, the mic is almost as good, but not quite as bassy. The rumble takes a minute to get used to, but without the bass boost seems odd to me now

@@siroliverdrab6067 thank you for the reply and the details

Buy it via Nintendo shop game stop etc

I'm not sure I understand the question?

yes

Glad we could help!

Thanks! I wasn't really trying to speed run it or anything, so I just went wherever seemed good.