MOGA Teases Its New Bluetooth Gamepad For iOS Devices

When it comes to game playing on iOS device, the best thing is MOGA.. The world’s first iOS 7 compatible game controller, was only released in November, but the company is already teasing its follow-But the mobile accessory-maker isn’t going to let a little bad press get it down. This week, Moga began sending out a teaser image (seen below) for a new MFi controller. It looks a lot like the Ace Power, but with one big difference: a Bluetooth button…

Where the Ace Power required a Lightning connection, it looks like this one will be able to connect to iOS devices via Bluetooth. That should especially appeal to iPad users, who up until recently didn’t have many options in the wireless controller field.

The space itself is growing though. We’ve seen a handful of new controllers in the last month thanks to CES and MWC, and more are on the way. The list of games that support Apple’s MFi controller API is also expanding.

Although there’s no price yet released for the as-yet-unnamed gamepad, the Ace Power currently retails for $79.99 — down from its original price of $99.99. A truly Bluetooth-enabled device would likely cost at least this much, if not more.

(Of course, if you’re happier to jailbreak your iOS device than you are to shell out a hundred bucks for a controller.