Backbone Pro: One Controller for All Devices Launches

Backbone has raised the bar once again with the launch of the Backbone Pro, the next-generation controller designed for seamless gaming across multiple devices. With the option to use it in handheld mode or wirelessly via Bluetooth, the Backbone Pro caters to gamers who value flexibility and performance. The wired USB-C connection promises zero latency and no need to charge the controller, while the wireless mode offers ultimate portability.

One of the most exciting features of the Backbone Pro is its universal compatibility. Whether you're gaming on your iPhone, tablet, laptop, smart TV, or even a VR headset, this controller is designed to fit seamlessly into your setup. Thanks to FlowState Technology, switching between devices is a breeze, making it a true one-controller-fits-all solution.

Despite its compact size, the Backbone Pro doesn't compromise on comfort or control. It boasts the "smallest form factor ever to accommodate full-size joysticks," ensuring a comfortable gaming experience without sacrificing portability. The controller also features customizable options and remappable back buttons, allowing you to tailor your gameplay to your preferences.

The handy Backbone app enhances your gaming experience by providing easy access to games from Apple Arcade, Netflix, Xbox Remote Play, Steam Link, and Nvidia GeForce NOW. If you're a Backbone+ subscriber, you'll also enjoy free access to a curated library of games.

Maneet Khaira, Founder and CEO of Backbone, shared his vision for the future of gaming: *"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 addition to your gaming arsenal, head over to the official Backbone website to learn more and make a purchase. A UK launch is on the horizon, so keep an eye out for that. For those eager to test the controller's capabilities, why not explore our list of the best games with controller support on Android?