abxylute's M6 and M5 are telescoping phone controllers that collapse to a slim bar and expand to hold a phone the way a handheld console does. The M5 is the simple wired USB-C model at 8.5mm thin; the M6 goes wireless over Bluetooth 5.3 with hall-effect triggers, a six-axis gyro and a battery rated around ten hours. The magnetic mount grips hard enough that the phone stays put through aggressive play. Buy it if mobile games are your commute habit; skip it if you already carry a Backbone or a console in your bag.
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