Mobile gaming accessories often fall into one of two camps: bulky grips that turn your phone into a faux Nintendo Switch, or flimsy clip-ons that barely survive a weekend of button-mashing. Now, OPPO sub-brand OnePlus is trying something different. Alongside the launch of the heavily specced OnePlus Ace 6 Ultra in China, the company has introduced a dedicated gamepad that ditches joysticks altogether.
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