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| [title] Backbone One Teardown | |
| [* black] This portable controller may look like a gadget, but it has some nice specs. Let's unpack a few of them here: | |
| - | [* red] |
| + | [* red] D-pad and thumbstick on the left. A-B-X-Y buttons and thumbstick on the right. Both shoulder and trigger buttons on each side. |
| [* orange] Lightning port for pass-through charging of your iPhone with a standard lightning cable. | |
| - | [* yellow] The lightning port can also be used for |
| + | [* yellow] The lightning port can also be used for accessories such as a headset. |
| [* icon_note] If you still use the tried and true 3.5mm headphone jack headphones, there is also a connector for them on the left side. | |
| - | [* green] Ultra-low latency powered by Apple's latest Lightning technology. Clickable thumbsticks and hall-effect sensor-based analog triggers. |
| - | [* light_blue] No internal battery and no Bluetooth. |
| - | [* blue] Compatible with iOS 13 or later (iPhone 6s up). |
| + | [* light_blue] We can’t decide if having no internal battery and no bluetooth is a feature. But it sure reduces the number of components that can fail and need replacing. |