The backbone's new Xbox controller is slim, green and very retro

Backbone reveals its new limited edition controller for smartphones, which could be a very nostalgic mobile device for fans of the classic Xbox Vibes. Backbone ONE: Xbox Edition Controller will be available on April 3 for $110. Since this will be sold in a limited quantity, it can only be dropped through backbone stores and Best Buy.

Similar to last year's Postal Malone Controller Inspired by the owner of the ring and ring, the Xbox version comes with a clear green case that allows you to see the device working inside. This is a dark shade of green that references the classic Xbox aesthetic, which includes a black PCB and the iconic Xbox button. Apart from that, you can get a range of standard inputs found on other backbone controllers, allowing you to choose a game with traditional controls.

This is also the second generation model, so even if it is protected by the phone box, you can get a USB-C connection that can be paired with the phone. This makes the backbone controller very attractive because you don't need to peel off the phone every time you use the protective cover on your phone. In addition, there is pass-through charging, a 2.5mm headphone jack, and support for most iPhone and Android devices.

If you want to pair it with other devices, 8bitdo also launches a mechanical keyboard and mouse, which also comes with a transparent green case. this Xbox-inspired transparent green keyboard For the first time since its release earlier this year ReTro R8 wireless gaming mouse costs $60.

A backbone controller

If sold out, you can capture the phone's backbone controller in a carbon black color scheme inspired by the Xbox Series X console or PlayStation White version. As mentioned above, the second-generation model has a USB-C connection, but if you're on an older iPhone, you can get a first-generation model with a lightning port.

• Backbone (second generation, USB-C, white) – $98
• Backbone (second generation, USB-C, black) – $98
• One backbone (second generation, lightning, white) – $98
• Backbone (second generation, lightning, black) – $100
• One backbone (first generation, lightning, white) – $100
• One backbone (first generation, lightning, black) – $100

When it was first released, we A comment from the backbone Praise the controller as a “combination of solid hardware and smart application design” and its second-generation update will only get better. For more options you can check our list The best controllers for Android and iPhone.