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Question: Does it work with Galaxy note 2 and 3?
Document: The setup for this device was very easy which was great but the device itself has limits. The clamp is too small to fit larger phone like the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 and the dpad does not register corners (Down Right, down left, up right, up left) fast enough to be used with fighting games.Other than those 2 issues I like it but will be forced to find another unit that has a better dpad to fit my needs.
love the game portable device easy use i tried it with my Samsung galaxy 3 it work so easy no complex
3 stars.Original review:This phone was not playing nice with my older Motorolla phone (Photon 4G) running Android 2.3. From the Gametel website:  [...], this is a known issue that the pad has with Motorolla Phones not running ICS or higher, but no mention was made in the Amazon description. This should be updated to reflect this known flaw. It DID connect with my phone, but did NOT stay connected, often disrupting gameplay.
The buttons are nice and soft, not hard and noisy. It's not overall 5 star comfortable but its comfortable enough.UPDATEAfter a couple of months with my controller, I've decided to knock off 2 stars for a couple of reasons. First, I've realized over time just how terrible the D pad really is. It has started to creak, and using it can be troublesome when playing games. Battery life is still solid, though. Around 3 weeks with heavy usage.
Got this in the mail yesterday and been hopping between all my favorite GBA action games. It's super fast to setup and it's very responsive. My only 2 gripes are: 1) I have a Galaxy S3 and the way it's held, unless I offset it slightly to the left, the volume button on the side of my phone gets pressed, causing the volume to go all the way down.
dont really use it but it might be good for the gamers that like to play like mario andnintendo games does not work well with grand theft auto 3 on the google play store so i have no use for it
Overall, the Gametel is about the size of a 4 or 4.2-inch smartphone. Slightly larger than an iphone, and just a touch smaller than my Galaxy S-2. The control is obviously designed to replicate the SNES controller, and the button layout closely matches the size of on-screen touch controls in SNES emulators. I have very little experience with the Nintendo DS, but I'm guessing it's close to that in how it feels in the hands.
Managed to get this game pad connected and working with my re-purposed Android. The buttons respond pretty well and the clip is large enough to hold a Droid Charge though nowhere near large enough to hold something the size of the Galaxy S4. The reason this is getting a 3 star rating is for the size. If you can remember what the SNES game pad felt like, you will be sorely disappointed when handling this.
If it worked well enough with my phone this would be  3 to 4 star product due to it's cheap build and meh d-pad. It's obviously a deal breaker to not work well with the phone I have though, so that's a return.
I mainly use to pad to play emulators on my Galaxy S 3..And lots of times the DPAD gets stuck in one direction..to fix the problem i have to press that direction it gets stuck..Thinking about just getting rid of it..I have been using a Playstation 3 controlling pairing it with BT and it works flawless..SO why is not working flawless? The Support is horrible..I emailed them the problems and haven't received a response yet.
Answer: The 3 fits in the bracket without a case. Snug but it fits. Bluetooth compatibility isn't an issue with modern android devices.