Great little pad for under £15, not a lot of good if you have ridiculously massive hands though I guess.
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DaveyGravey1
23 Jun 173#13
On one hand this would be quite small for Jeremy, but then on the other hand, it wouldn't
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Richard_Richard
22 Jun 172#1
Jeremy? Damn autocorrect... cheeky
barneystuta
22 Jun 17#2
These are excellent for small children.
I got one for my son who was 4 at the time. With his tiny hands, he really struggles to hold the pad and use all the buttons at once on a standard controller.
With this though, he has his own little controller, and can play all sorts of games without having to reach around for buttons.
I'd highly recommend it.
JoeBloggs112
22 Jun 17#3
can I plug a headset into it?
halfbakedjake to JoeBloggs112
22 Jun 17#4
No theres no headset socket
scotttom
22 Jun 17#5
This was £16.99 a couple of days ago, so recently reduced further. Cracking deal if you're not fussed about the headset socket.
reddragon105
23 Jun 17#6
Mini controllers aren't for me - instead I'm looking forward to the release of the new Duke controller!
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I got one for my son who was 4 at the time. With his tiny hands, he really struggles to hold the pad and use all the buttons at once on a standard controller.
With this though, he has his own little controller, and can play all sorts of games without having to reach around for buttons.
I'd highly recommend it.