EasySMX M20 Mobile Controller Solves Xbox vs Nintendo Button Layout Issue

Lena Fischer May 20, 2026 0 comments 1 min read

EasySMX M20 mobile controller features a rotating RoSync button cluster to switch between Xbox and Nintendo layouts, hall-effect thumbsticks, mechanical face buttons, and haptic feedback. Pre-order at $69.99, ships mid-April.

EasySMX M20 Mobile Controller Solves Xbox vs Nintendo Button Layout Issue

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EasySMX has announced the M20, a mobile gaming controller that addresses the button layout conflict between Xbox and Nintendo controllers. The controller features a rotating face button cluster called RoSync that lets users swap the ABXY layout to match either platform.

Rotating button cluster adapts to any platform

The M20 connects via USB-C to Android devices and newer iPhones. It includes hall-effect thumbsticks, mechanical face buttons, trigger locks, and dual-grip motors with haptic feedback across 10 intensity levels.

EasySMX M20 controller with RoSync rotating button cluster — The M20's rotating face button cluster lets users switch between Xbox and Nintendo layouts.

Pre-orders are open now at 69.99 USD (about $69.99). A 10% discount promo code drops the price to 62.99 USD (about $62.99). Shipping starts mid-April.

The controller is designed for gamers who play across multiple ecosystems. By physically rotating the button cluster, users avoid the confusion of mismatched button prompts. The use of hall-effect thumbsticks and mechanical buttons aims to provide durability and precise input.

Source: RetroHandhelds