Backbone Pro Launches: One Controller for All Devices

With the Backbone One 2nd-gen controller already supporting the iPhone 16, the launch of the Backbone Pro marks a significant leap forward in gaming technology. This next-gen controller offers the flexibility of both handheld and wireless modes, connecting via Bluetooth or USB-C. Using the USB-C connection ensures zero latency and eliminates the need for charging the controller, enhancing your gaming experience with seamless performance. On the other hand, the wireless mode offers unmatched portability and flexibility, allowing you to game on the go.

What sets the Backbone Pro apart is its universal compatibility. It's designed to work seamlessly with a variety of devices, including phones, tablets, laptops, smart TVs, and even VR headsets. The innovative FlowState Technology makes switching between these devices a breeze, as long as they've been previously paired. The team at Backbone has meticulously crafted this controller to be the "smallest form factor ever" while still featuring full-sized joysticks, a testament to their commitment to both portability and comfort.

The Backbone Pro doesn't stop at just connectivity and design. It also comes with customization features and remappable back buttons, giving you the control to tailor your gaming experience. The handy Backbone app enhances this further by providing easy access to games from platforms like Apple Arcade, Netflix, Xbox Remote Play, Steam Link, and Nvidia GeForce NOW. If you're a Backbone+ subscriber, you'll also enjoy a library of games available for free, expanding your gaming horizons.

Maneet Khaira, Founder and CEO of Backbone, encapsulates the vision behind the Backbone Pro: "We believe the future of gaming transcends individual devices. With Backbone Pro, you can experience the excitement and connection of gaming on any screen with just a single device."

If the Backbone Pro sounds like the perfect fit for your gaming needs, you can explore more on the official Backbone website. A UK launch is imminent, and if you're eager to test it out, why not check out our list of the best games with controller support on Android?