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3 Review Hands on with the Mad Catz L.Y.N.X. 3 The L.Y.N.X. 9, Mad Catz’ insane $300 mobile controller launched at CES 2015, just got a little brother – the L.Y.N.X. 3. It was announced at MWC 2015 together with the SURFr mobile keyboard controller. Mad Catz is a realistic company – it doesn’t expect everyone to fork out the cost of a console on a mobile controller. That’s why the L.Y.N.X. 3 is much cheaper than the 9 at $79 as opposed to $299. Although even at that price it’s not exactly cheap. The L.Y.N.X. 3 mirrors the design of its bigger brother. The handgrips and analogue sticks fold in to make the controller a small bundle that’s easily pocketable. Rubberised wings can be attached to provide a more console controller feel without adding too much weight.

SEE ALSO: Best iPhone Games The version I held was a prototype and while it felt solid enough, it was a far cry from the heft and quality of the metal L.Y.N.X. 9. The dual sticks feel firm but are a little too close together. We’d like to see Mad Catz change this design a little before release so that the sticks can be spread apart by another few centimeters. Three modes of use will be available for the L.Y.N.X. 3: Gaming, Multimedia and PC. As the names suggest these will let you use the Mad Catz L.Y.N.X. 3 as a controller for different devices, not just a smartphone. SEE ALSO: Best Android Games A clip attachment will come with the L.Y.N.X. 3 when it goes on sale at the end of March, enabling you to attach your phone to the top of the controller.

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However, the L.Y.N.X. 3 won’t come with a tablet mount or the keyboard attachment of the L.Y.N.X. 9. Early Verdict It really is too early to say whether the L.Y.N.X. 3 will be a gaming controller worth forking out $79 for. Ergonomically it feels sound, barring the thumbstick position mentioned, while the option to fold it up is neat. As the version we tried wasn’t final or working, we’ll reserve judgment until we get our hands on the final product. ONJANUARY 23, 2015EDIT "TYPO 2 FOR IPHONE 6 REVIEW" Typo 2 for iPhone 6 Review What is the Typo 2? The Typo 2 is a third-party keyboard accessory for the iPhone 6, but it’s no ordinary peripheral. A slightly odd back story, involving a celebrity and legal feuds, has helped thrust it into the limelight. One of the founders of the company behind the Typo 2 is Ryan Seacrest, of American Idol fame.

The company was also taken to court by BlackBerry after the launch of the original Typo, designed to fit the iPhone 5 and iPhone 5S. Seacrest and co obviously don’t seem to mind too much, though. SEE ALSO: iPhone 6 vs iPhone 6 Plus Typo 2 – Design It’s easy to see why BlackBerry is huffing and puffing. Typo’s physical keyboards look very similar to the ones you’ll find on classic BlackBerry models, such as the BlackBerry Bold and BlackBerry Q10. It now seems to have evolved the design to make it look less similar, though the basic principle remains the same. The first thing we noticed after unpacking the Typo 2 is that it’s quite an elegant little number.

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The entire case is made of matte-black soft-touch plastic, which is unfortunately prone to picking up fingerprint marks, while the keys themselves are small, shiny and packed tightly together in four rows. In terms of buttons, you’ll find a classic QWERTY offering with separate buttons for individual letters, along with a spacebar, backspace, return, Alt and Shift. Numbers and basic symbols, such as commas and colons, are integrated with these.

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