The Backbone One is a brilliant piece of technology, clipping easily to your iPhone (if you’re an Android user you can get a standard Backbone One but no PlayStation Edition exists for those users), and with the aide of a dedicated input that output that feeds into your phone’s charger you’re ready to game. Does it make the Backbone One an even better experience though? While the Backbone One has been on the market for about as long as the new generation of consoles have been, recently PlayStation have gotten in on the act, partnering with Backbone to create a PlayStation Edition grip. While there have been several options for players to Bluetooth pair their phones to their controller of preference and then stream their games to their phone, these options have always been on the cumbersome side – enter Backbone. Even in the realm of dedicated mobile gaming, more and more new releases are coming with traditional controller support. As remote play options become more prevalent thanks to the console manufactures doing more to support the feature with wifi and 5G enabled streaming to other devices, your phone, a device you tend to have with you at all times, is an obvious candidate to facilitate your continued gaming addiction. Much ado has been made about the Backbone phone grip over the last couple of years.
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