What are the differences between the Backbone One editions?

All Backbone One controllers play the same hundreds of games the same way, but there are a few differences between editions:

  1. Even though they do the same thing, there are some visual differences (color, markings on buttons)
  2. All Backbone One Editions are not compatible with PS Remote Play when using Android except for the Backbone One - PlayStation Edition. All Backbone One Editions are compatible with PS Remote Play when using iOS.
  3. Backbone One controllers purchased before August 1, 2026 include two magnetic adapter sets, small and large. Controllers purchased on or after August 1, 2026 include a single pair of rubber adapters, pre-installed, in the same size as the previous small set. See How to use your Backbone controller with compatible cases to identify which you have, our case compatibility list here, and this article to determine your Backbone One model.
  4. The 2nd generation controllers directional pad and face buttons have been updated to ensure even more precise and responsive input.
  5. Headphone jack: Backbone One controllers purchased before August 1, 2026 include a 3.5mm headphone jack on the bottom left handle. Controllers purchased on or after August 1, 2026 do not. See Can I use headphones with the Backbone One? for audio options on either.

 

 

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