The biggest difference is that the Backbone Pro also has Bluetooth. As far as I know, this is the first telescopic controller with both USB-C and Bluetooth connections, which in theory widens the ...

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The Backbone Pro is slightly chunkier than the Backbone One at 4.1 by 7 by 1.4 inches (HWD). It's still easy to slip it into a pocket, despite the plumper, rounded grips that are much more ...

This level of precision and versatility comes at a cost. The Backbone Pro retails for $169.99, which is a bit steep considering that you could buy a refurbished Nintendo Switch Lite for the same ...

The Backbone Pro sets out on that path and covers a fair bit of ground -- for a nontrivial $170 price tag (thank you, tariffs). I tested the iPhone version of the app; it also supports Android.

Just like the Backbone One, the new $170 Backbone Pro turns a phone into a quick and dirty gaming handheld, but with added Bluetooth connectivity, it also connects to a PC or smart TV.

The Backbone One will remain on the shelf at its $99.99 ask, going against the Razer Kishi V2. And if you’re looking for budget alternatives, the GameSir X5 Lite is a great option.

Backbone Pro is priced at $169.99 and is available starting May 6 through backbone.com and Best Buy. It joins the existing Backbone One as part of the company’s growing hardware lineup.

After the recent launch of the Xbox Edition controller, Backbone is, well, back with the Backbone Pro. This USB-C gamepad is designed for mobile use and includes a few more high-end additions. The ...

But while the Backbone One is a great controller, it’s a little… limited when it comes to extra features. That’s where the Backbone Pro comes in.

Backbone's Pro Controller adds a pair of remappable back buttons, upgraded analog sticks, Bluetooth, and a bunch of customization features. By Steven Petite on May 6, 2025 at 6:00AM PDT ...

The $169 Backbone Pro works with most mobile phones, and supports Xbox, Steam, and other consoles and devices as well. It’s an impressively cross-platform controller.