Hi,

Both the 9023 and 9025 are very good gaming companions. The 9025 is smaller than the 9023, so you can say the 9025 is more portable. The 9023 was designed for larger phones and tablets from the start, and hence larger in size. It can be extended to hold devices up to 280mm and has both a spring and locking mechanism to hold your device firmly in place. The 9023 holds your device centrally, just like the Phonejoy, as opposed to the 9025 which holds your device on top. But I don't have a controller as small as the Phonejoy that holds a phone centrally.

Both 9025 and 9023 are compatible with your G3. PM me if you want one.

Thank you for your interest

This post has been edited by nigtra: Dec 2 2014, 04:06 PM

PG-9023: Unsupported device

This is a device found to be UNSUPPORTED by the 9023.

LENOVO IDEATAB A3000-H.The 9023 pairs and connects with the tablet but after that there's NO response at all.
Joystick, D-pad and ABXY buttons don't work.
I couldn't even adjust the tablet's volume using the 9023.

This post has been edited by nigtra: Dec 5 2014, 01:05 PM

PG-9023: New stock arrival

Received a batch of new stock for the IPEGA PG-9023.
Ready to take orders now




This post has been edited by nigtra: Dec 5 2014, 03:41 PM

PG-9023: Newly discovered supported device

Recently I sold a 9023 to a buyer. One of his device happens to be a Honor 6 by Huawei. This device uses one of the rarer Hisilicon Kirin 920 chipset. According to buyer, everything worked well. He has PPSSPP installed. I would assume pairing and connecting to the Honor 6 was a success, so was mapping the controls within PPSSPP

PG-9023: Newly discovered supported device

Here is buyer who play games on a Microsoft Surface Pro.
The Surface Pro is quite a large device with a 10.6" full HD screen and runs Windows 8.

Pairing and connecting the 9023 with the Surface Pro was easy and smooth.
x360ce or Xbox 360 Controller Emulator is required to setup the 9023 so it must be pre-installed.
After mapping all the required controls, we may now begin our game.
The buyer tested with Far Cry 3.

A big thanks to the buyer for sharing the photo below.



This post has been edited by nigtra: Dec 5 2014, 10:55 PM

PG-9023: Game support on iOS

I got asked a lot which games are supported on iOS with the 9023 but couldn't find an official game list which support controllers either from Apple nor from game publishers.

Here's an unofficial list on reddit.
Here's another from pocketgamer.
Yet another one here from afterpad.

All refs above point to one common thing: MFi. "MF" is Made For. "i" stands for iPhone, iPad, iPod or iDevices in general. If you don't see your game listed above, try to find out if the game has support for MFi. There's a very high chance the 9023 will support that game.

These are the sites I always turn to for info on portable gaming, jb and iOS in general.
- http://www.pocketgamer.co.uk/
- http://www.idownloadblog.com/
- http://afterpad.com/
- a few related pages on http://lifehacker.com/

This post has been edited by nigtra: Jan 4 2015, 03:27 PM

Thank you for the kind words bro. Glad you like your purchase Its my pleasure doing business with you. Thanks again.

Ladies and gentlemen, I just found out the official Modern Combat 5: Blackout is available now for only rm3.50 on Google Play. I don't know if this is old news or when the offer is going to end but just thought I'd share this with everyone reading this post. There's no longer a need to go the 'unofficial' route now to get the highly popular MC5!!! I'm buying mine as I write this post☺☺☺

This post has been edited by nigtra: Feb 14 2015, 05:25 PM

PG-9023: New device supported.

The last time I tested an Alcatel Onetouch Flash (6042D) was with the 9021. This time I tested it with a 9023 and connected them in both X-Home and A-Home modes. Both modes worked perfectly including the Volume and Track controls FYI, the Onetouch flash uses a Mediatek chipset(MT6592M).

PMed bro, please check. Thank you for your interest

PG-9023: New device supported

Just now managed to test the 9023 with a Huawei Mediapad X1. This is a 7 inch, 1920*1200 resolution android tablet with the Kirin 910 chipset from Hisilicon. Everything went smoothly. Even the media controls were useable.

Now we know, besides the Kirin 925, the 910 is also compatible

IPEGA PG-9023: Unsupported game

Last year about this time, I tested NOVA 3 or, its full name, N.O.V.A. 3 - Near Orbit Vanguard Alliance. This game was playable although root access was required.

When I found out about a new version, and its free, I quickly downloaded and tested it with a 9023. This new version is called N.O.V.A. 3: Freedom Edition. Note that they are not using a hyphen after the 3 as in the original title, but a colon instead. Nitpicking aside, I realized the Freedom Edition CANNOT be played with a 9023. I tried both the X-Home and Y-Home modes to no success. Besides being ad supported, the Freedom Edition does indeed have this crucial difference from the paid version when it comes to gaming with an iPega. For those of you looking to play NOVA 3 with an iPega, you'll have better luck with the paid version.

PM replied bro, with some recommended games.

Thank you for your interest

Recently got a chance to test with the brand new and highly popular Asus Zenfone 2. The model tested was the 4GB ram model. Pairing the ZF2 and 9023 was smooth. The media controls were all working, just like the older zenfone models(4, 5 and 6). The buyer had FIFA15 and Modern Combat 5 installed. Due to network issues we weren't able to test FIFA15. However MC5 worked well

Here's an image of the 9023 connected to the ZF2.


Big thanks to the buyer for his permission for the image

This post has been edited by nigtra: May 29 2015, 12:16 PM

Done, bro. Please check your PM. Thank you

Yes bro, the 9023 is still available. Please check PM for more info.

Thank you for your interest

Recently got to test a buyer's Levono Tab S8 tablet.


This particular model was S8-50CL. It was a decent, mid sized 2014 tablet; runs on Intel Atom Z3745, had a 1900x1200 IPS screen, calling capabilities and priced attractively at RM699 too. Pairing and connecting the 9023 with the S8 was trouble free. In fact I re-paired a few times just to show the buyer how its done properly. Each time they got paired and connected right away Proceeded to test by trying out the media controls and also the d-pad. All was working well. The buyer had just gotten the tablet and immediately installed a few games. Among them were Real Racing 3 but unfortunately he didn't try out the game before coming over; there were about 579mb of data to be downloaded before we can start the game. So we weren't able to test an actual game on that day. However, 2 days later he informed me that RR3 was indeed playable

If my memory serve me right I remember it was a very tight fit with the Surface Pro - almost like there's no space left. The 9023 can barely hold the Surface Pro.

The photo was sent to me after the buyer made some mods but I didn't ask exactly what he did.

However there's a method that I came across earlier on about fitting a large phone on a 9017.
The user drilled some holes to relocate the screws on the 9017's phone holder so that it can be further stretched to accommodate the phone.

Latest version of the 9023 is now available at an even better price RM105 only
Take note of the new booklet user guide and box


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Thank you very much for your support! A+ buyer!

Happy gaming