MEMO AK77 Mobile Gaming Controller Grip with Cooling Fan

The MEMO AK77 is a handheld grip for touchscreen mobile gaming. Four flip-up triggers press on-screen controls while your thumbs remain on the display. A built-in fan blows air toward the back of the phone during play.

Key features

• Four physical triggers that can be aligned with movable on-screen game buttons.
• Rechargeable battery powers the built-in cooling fan.
• Choose a 1200 mAh or 4000 mAh battery model.
• Handheld grip supports landscape gaming without Bluetooth pairing or a separate controller app.

Phone fit and game compatibility

MEMO lists a phone-width range of approximately 67–90 mm for the 1200 mAh model and 60–88 mm for the 4000 mAh model. Measure your phone with its case fitted if you plan to leave the case on. Check that the clamp does not press the phone’s buttons or camera bump.

Move your game’s touchscreen buttons beneath the trigger contact points before playing. The AK77 works best with games that allow their on-screen controls to be repositioned. It does not add native gamepad support to a game. Phone and game are not included.

Frequently asked questions

Does the MEMO AK77 connect through Bluetooth?

No. Its physical triggers press on-screen buttons; they do not pair as a Bluetooth gamepad.

Will it work with every mobile game?

No. The game needs suitable touchscreen controls that you can position beneath the triggers. Check your game’s control-layout options.

Does the cooling fan use a rechargeable battery?

Yes. The fan uses the battery built into the grip, so it does not need to stay connected to a power cable during play. Charge the grip by USB when needed.

Will my phone fit the AK77?

MEMO lists 67–90 mm of phone width for the 1200 mAh model and 60–88 mm for the 4000 mAh model. Measure your phone with its case on if you plan to keep the case fitted.

What is the difference between the 1200 mAh and 4000 mAh models?

They have different battery capacities for the fan and different listed phone-width ranges. Choose by your phone’s fit and the battery capacity you prefer.

Do I need to remove my phone case?

Only if the case prevents the phone from fitting securely or stops the triggers from reaching the screen. Check the width and trigger positions before choosing a model.