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Ruth's sister Phone Game Trigger 50mm x 48mm x 35mm international power cord
A pair of touch-sensitive plastic and metal triggers sized 50mm by 48mm by 35mm for mobile gaming on iPhone and Android
- Touch-sensitive triggers improve aiming precision in shooters
- Spring-loaded mechanism delivers consistent tactile feedback per press
- Anti-slip pads protect phone surfaces during intense play
- Universal fit suits most smartphones without extra setup
- Compact 50mm x 48mm x 35mm size stores easily anywhere
Mobile Gamepad Triggers for Touch-Screen Shooters
These clip-on triggers add physical buttons to a phone screen for games such as Free Fire and PUBG Mobile. They suit players who want tactile aiming and movement controls without a full-sized gamepad. The pair includes left and right units that attach directly to the display.
Passive Operation With No Power Draw
The triggers use a spring-loaded contact mechanism that registers touches through capacitance, so they require no battery, charging or Bluetooth pairing. There is no fan, motor or electronic circuit to generate heat or noise during extended play sessions.
Universal Fit for Phones Up to 50 mm Wide
Each trigger measures 50 mm by 48 mm by 35 mm and uses an anti-slip pad to grip the handset securely. Buyers with devices wider than 50 mm or with curved-edge screens that prevent a flat mount will need a different solution.
Highlights
- Touch-sensitive triggers improve aiming precision in shooters
- Spring-loaded mechanism delivers consistent tactile feedback per press
- Anti-slip pads protect phone surfaces during intense play
- Universal fit suits most smartphones without extra setup
- Compact 50mm x 48mm x 35mm size stores easily anywhere
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I attach the 50mm x 48mm triggers to my phone and what step causes problems?
Clip each trigger over the screen edges so the contact pads sit on the fire and aim buttons; the common mistake is leaving a gap that breaks the capacitive link.
What part of the trigger will wear out first and need replacing?
The internal metal spring loses tension after extended clicking, making the trigger feel mushy and less responsive.
What limits long sessions with the 35mm deep grips?
Heat builds up where the plastic body presses against the phone back, eventually triggering thermal throttling in the handset.
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