Description
Transform your phone into the ultimate gaming device!
The Goated Rito gives users powerful controls to enhance their gaming experiences on mobile devices. Simply plug in your phone and play any mobile game that supports a controller.
Features
- Adjustable and sturdy design
- Low input lag
- Simple plug and play setup
- Compatible with all controller supported games
- 8 Hour battery life
Size & Weight
- Height: 3.80 inches
- Width (Contracted): 6.94 inches
- Width (Extended): 12.1 inches
- Depth: 1.28 inches
- Weight: 4.87 ounces
General Specs
- USB-C Charging Port
USB-C port for super fast charging with a USB-C cable
- 2 Programmable Buttons
Two programmable buttons on the back of the controller for specialized settings
- Multiple Bluetooth Devices
Quickly switch between 3 Bluetooth devices
What’s in the box?
- USB-C Charging Cable
- Quick Start Guide
- Safety Sheet
Frequently Asked Questions
What's included in the box?
It comes with the Rito controller and a manual.
Does it need to be charged?
Yes it needs to be charged in order to play. You can also charge it while playing. It takes about 2 hours of charging for 18 hours of play time.
Can I connect a headset through the Goated Rito?
No, we do not support headsets.
What is the return policy?
You have 14 days to return the item from the date of receiving it. To start your return please email support@playgoated.com with your order number.
How long is shipping?
Shipping usually takes 7-14 business days to all countries.
Rupert Dominguez –
I wish it had been emphasized that this only fits on naked phones, but other than that, it works fine.
Conner Hutchinson –
I love this game controller, but all I buy only last 3-4 months. They’re great until one button stops working.
Rhys Piper –
I love this controller when it works. Feels good, makes Diablo Immortal so much easier to play. Problem is that it is developed a dodgy connector. It seems to progressively become more unreliable until I unplug it and plug it back in. That can be very frustrating in PVP content. It worked great for a couple of weeks. Now it’s usable, but I have to be somewhat careful with it. Also, the charge connector is in a bad place. It should stick out of the top like the cable on a wired PS controller. Having the plug come right at you is not optimal, and it’s a little loosey-goosey as well. I have to constantly manage it so it’s sitting in the correct position.
Gregg Mcmillan –
UPDATE: I wanted to come write an update after about two weeks of use. I did some investigating and found the issue I had with the controller not responding was the game I was playing having issues with controllers at those points in the game. So that has been solved. The only issue I’ve found slightly annoying is it can sometimes be difficult to get the phone I to the controller but that’s a problem with bigger phones I believe and maybe the support for the phone could be a little more solid feeling. Other than that it’s performed well and still feels like a solid controller. The trigger buttons could also use some click to them to give a feedback of when exactly the button is clicked. I would still give this a very strong four and half stars may be more inclined to look at the version 2 sometime in the future.
Barry Deacon –
I bought this as a gift and it is just ok. Not durable