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May 21, 2016

When You Play Mobile Video Games

Whenever I need to put down my phone, it’s a matter of cost. Most days it’s the one where I can’t afford a real pad because I have already maxed out my credit.

Occasionally, I’ll make an arrangement with my wife so I can play on her phone. Unfortunately, if it’s a tablet, I have to make up for it with a controller. If it’s a smart phone, I’ll grab one of those combos where I give a thumbs up – thumbs down.

That’s why I am intrigued with the brand new Climber Coolpad. Though the power up pad looks like a small remote control, there’s actually a good reason it doesn’t come with a battery. It’s really a Climber Power Up Pad.

Heck, it even comes with a real Climber, all the way from China. That’s right: He comes from mexico, china and in this universe, I’m from here (United States).

The best Coolpad ever?

So, if you don’t already, you may want to know about the Climber Coolpad. You can find it at the China Consumer Online store, which offers it for $34.99- $34.99 at the time this article was written.

As far as we know, the Coolpad/Climber is still in the testing stage, so we can’t make any claims about user satisfaction yet.

What It Is

The coolpad is a power up pad that allows us to remotely control mobile games through Android, iPhone and a few other phones. It works on Wi-Fi or 2G and 3G cellular connections. If you don’t want it, you can buy two Climbers and pair them to two games. By that, we mean you can connect one to your Xperia Z5 and another to your Samsung S6. The same goes for your mobile game. I have two Android devices, and of course, I do not want to do that.

Remote control free games

When that thing is released, we can finally play games just from our smartphones. This development is if not

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