iphone handheld IOS 7 game handle Accessories comparison evaluation

There is a perception that Apple will sooner or later turn its Apple TV into a miniature video game console and challenge Microsoft, Sony and Nintendo. But it seems that Apple is still a long way from the target. Currently, the first batch of game handles for iOS 7-Logitech PowerShell and Moga Ace power--are now available, but the technology website The Verge, after evaluating two parts, says they are not worth buying, It even makes us wonder if Apple really wants to develop a game console. The Verge reviews the following: In June this year, Apple released the standardized game controller API for iOS 7 and the "Made for IPhone" certification program. This provides a two-template version of what a game handle should look like. Now, we ushered in the first wave of a total of two products. The 99.99 dollar (about 600 yuan) of Logitech PowerShell follows the simple design of Apple: It's basically a long strip of iphone protection, but it has more abxy, two shoulder buttons and four directional keys. The other Moga Ace power, though the price is the same, has two more rocker and trigger keys. Hardware initial setup is very simple, do not use Bluetooth pairing, just like wearing a normal cell phone protector, put the iphone into PowerShell or Moga, and ensure that the Lightning interface properly inserted. As long as the game is compatible, basically no problem. Unfortunately, these two handles feel not worth 100 dollars. The Moga Ace power latch and spring load mechanism is sure to hold the phone securely, but it feels too much like a toy. Ace Power's surface is smooth, at the same time not solid enough, edge seam is very rough. Each time you remove the device, you will also encounter some sharp corners. In addition, the rocker feels very loose when it is used, like it will break off. Logitech PowerShell's rubber surface is very good, the first feeling is much better than Moga, more like a protective sleeve rather than a handle. But it also has its own problems, such as the power switch for waking screens that doesn't work on the ipod touch. If you want to plug in a headset, you need to take a special headset adapter to circumvent this problem by sending audio to the Lightning Interface (--moga).