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Abxylute M4 review: Smart design can't save a cramped controller

AppleInsider • Fri, 29 May 2026

The Abxylute M4 joins the growing trend of tiny iPhone controllers with an excellent concept, but its tiny layout and iPhone placement make it tough to use. Abxylute M4 review: a tiny MagSafe controller I have mixed feelings about the Abxylute M4. It should be the perfect pocketable companion controller for my iPhone. However, multiple problems emerged the first time I picked it up. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums

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The Abxylute M4 joins the growing trend of tiny iPhone controllers with an excellent concept, but its tiny layout and iPhone placement make it tough to use.

Abxylute M4 review: a tiny MagSafe controller I have mixed feelings about the Abxylute M4.

It should be the perfect pocketable companion controller for my iPhone.

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