The new MOGA Hero Power and MOGA Pro Power controllers, two devices which should bring the user experience of gaming on Android devices even closer to that of a full-fledged mobile gaming consoles, ...

Just last week, PowerA introduced the Moga Pro controller. Which is their second Bluetooth gaming controller for Android devices. I actually have both of them. The original one was smaller and more ...

The history of MOGA controller support on Windows Phone has been tumultuous. Microsoft and MOGA manufacturer Power A first announced that the then-upcoming MOGA Pro Controller would be Windows Phone 8 ...

We may earn a commission from links on this page. For the past year, Power A has been chipping away at the Android accessory market with its MOGA line of game controllers, combining convenient clips ...

As one of the first two Made for iPhone gaming controllers to hit the market, the Moga Ace Power holds the distinction of being the best option you can buy right now, sporting a number of commendable ...

Apple's 'Made for iPhone' program was recently extended to include specially-made game controllers for its smartphones. The first of these is the Moga Ace Power, which is designed to wrap around the ...

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PowerA has a nifty product on its hands in the MOGA Pro Controller. The recently re-dubbed “MOGA Pocket” strikes a good mix between tactile functionality and portability, but the Pro is essentially an ...

I enjoyed using the Moga Pro when I reviewed it over the summer. With its retractable grip that props up the phone, it’s a clever way to turn your Android phone into a handheld gaming device with ...

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Users can pop their iOS 7-based device into the controller and then lock it into place, creating a more traditional controller. CNET contributor Don Reisinger is a technology columnist who has covered ...