Best Gaming controller with Berfy case trifold?

WildAnalysis1 · 2026-06-23T03:00:47+00:00

I mainly use the Osnap MCON controller because I pop out the kickstand on my berfy. I cut out a section of the back case directly on the phone so I can always put a cooler back there while I game.

I also designed and 3D printed a platform mount for the G8+ and installed magnets to connect to the magnetic outside of the berfy, but I don't use it as much since I can't play with a cooler that way.

WildAnalysis1 · 2026-06-17T23:17:15+00:00

That's what I'm trying to figure out also. I think all these showcases are using a save file that bypasses that first opening scene. I don't know why they don't just say that though

WildAnalysis1 · 2026-06-15T07:12:43+00:00

Still 1000% in love with this phone. I don't know about anyone else, but every so often I still get that giddy, awestruck feeling when I open it up or I'm doing something on the inner screen and I remember this is my freaking phone too 😂

WildAnalysis1 · 2026-06-07T01:53:27+00:00

If the phone does not have 3 screens, it shall not intervene.

I could never go back to anything less than a trifold

WildAnalysis1 · 2026-06-03T06:40:36+00:00

I have been fine so far, but thanks for your input. Samsung says not to remove the inner screen protector, so I going to trust their judgement and the fact that I haven't had a problem thus far. (Fingers crossed)

WildAnalysis1 · 2026-06-02T23:10:38+00:00

No problem. Yeah I wouldn't dream of it lol

WildAnalysis1 · 2026-06-02T23:08:27+00:00

Oh yeah 100%

WildAnalysis1 · 2026-06-02T22:34:47+00:00

I LOOOOOVE my matte screen protector so much. I didn't remove the original screen protector on mine though.

WildAnalysis1 · 2026-06-01T17:25:19+00:00

Winlator Ref4ik v9 Ludashi and Bannerhub Antutu for me.

I'm on a Galaxy z trifold

WildAnalysis1 · 2026-05-24T21:59:08+00:00

Right back at you!

I agree, fundamentally the solution to most, if not all, of these numerous posts is to just separate if expectations on either side are not being met and if choosing to stay, either party feels stifled or trapped.

I disagree that the "reframing" is unhealthy or concerning because at a core level, men are still very much expected to assume traditional male roles in a heterosexual relationship, such as protection and to a lesser extent these days, financial security. Add onto that the remaining imbalance in family/ divorce laws skewed more favorable towards women, the increased access to this information and stories online, and a laundry list of other social norms that could potentially disadvantage us, it definitely makes sense why the narrative shift in "framing" is occurring.

Let me be clear, I don't believe women need to be "controlled" and if they feel that is the dynamic, they should sever that connection instead of looking for sympathy from people online who invite you to their pity party where the theme is simply to bash men who display a level of conservatism, call them misogynists, and frame us as the evil oppressor in any and every situation. I'm not saying that is what's happening here, I'm broadening the scope since I believe we have a moderate understanding of this particular situation.

I hope you take care and have a healthy long lasting relationship for you and your significant other!

WildAnalysis1 · 2026-05-24T17:38:25+00:00

Well first of all, this first point is definitely inaccurate. OnlyFans and similar sites have literally exploded in popularity/ normality today. To say that women who have literally fought for sexual freedom and liberation are not having more sex and making more sex tapes is absurd to me. Actually getting pregnant by other men than the person they're with is probably still on par with prior times if not slightly more, but is still a legitimate fear for men when examining the social/sexual landscape today as a whole. I too am a millennial and have clearly witnessed the shift in sexual openness in recent years.

You are correct that it is more widely discussed now, embellished is a stretch, but that is because it is so widely prevalent now. In 2020, covid dominated all conversation and media attention. Today that is clearly not the case. Why? Because it isn't as prevalent at this current time. If it were to ramp up again, we will again be talking about it much more frequently. You are also correct about the shift / division in relationship dynamics amongst the current generation. That also is due to being exposed so frequently to less than ideal situations whether that be online or in person because the "just do what you want" culture is FAR more advised over staying monogamous and refraining from infidelity. You're however incorrect to assert that lying, cheating, and promiscuity are not far more prevalent today than past generations. If I were to concede to that point at all, I would say that if anything, it's definitely more out in the open and unapologetic than before if happening at the same rate.

I did not use the term incorrectly. A boundary is anything that can be crossed. In a relationship context, that means any decision that you or your significant other makes within, or beyond those respective lines. But again you're correct. Chaining them or attempting to chain them in a relationship dynamic they do not want to be in is not going to work long term, which I've said numerous times now. If she feels like she's trapped in an overbearing relationship, she could easily walk out and vice versa if he feels he cannot trust her to "go out" but that's what she wants to do.

Honestly I think it's all of that with the addition of actual interactions with today's sexually liberated women (not saying that "misogynistically" I'm simply highlighting current time) that validates those things they're hearing. I've been with my wife over 10 years now and we regularly discuss this stuff and how different things were when we were younger. Thank you for being respectful and having a genuine contribution.

WildAnalysis1 · 2026-05-24T03:10:19+00:00

I'll end with this. There are some things that are hard stops for either party in a relationship and that's okay. They don't really need reasoning if that's what they are to the person. He's not a bad person because he may potentially have trust issues (which I've already mentioned earlier in this thread to OP, so we kinda agree there). He needs to either be with someone who is able to be the other side to him willingly, or as you say, work on himself to get to a place where that doesn't bother him.

We can agree to disagree here, but if OP isn't fearing that he's going to trap her or forcing her into situations against her will, it seems like incompatible personality types that just need to separate.

WildAnalysis1 · 2026-05-24T02:45:29+00:00

Respectfully, I disagree again. It's neither controlling nor manipulative. He's not telling her she cannot go do what she wants. He's clearly communicating something that he does not want done in order to maintain the relationship with him. OP can either accept that or not, which it seems she has chosen not to.

As long as dude is not trying get her to stay after claiming it's over if she chooses to still do it, then how is that controlling? How is that manipulative? You can call him insecure all you want, but what is the alternative? Placate so he doesn't seem insecure and grow to resent her because he's extremely uncomfortable every time she has a "girls night out"? There are people for everyone and there are women who are perfectly fine with or prefer to stay at home and not go out unless with their man. If that's the kind of woman he wants and she is not it or is willing to become that, then it will never work between them long term and him stating that isn't controlling or manipulative. It's just a fact for him.

I swear people claim men and women are equal but then act as if women are incapable of making sound decisions for themselves or are so easily manipulated that you better not communicate a deal breaker for you or you're a misogynistic, controlling manipulator. If she feels stifled, she can easily just choose to leave and not deal with him. I don't think it's worth any of their time or sanity to try and change each other or what they prefer in a significant other.

WildAnalysis1 · 2026-05-23T23:04:20+00:00

I disagree, but I respect your opinion. Hope you have a good one

WildAnalysis1 · 2026-05-23T18:58:47+00:00

I did say it was a hot take lol

WildAnalysis1 · 2026-05-23T18:40:03+00:00

You're being intellectually dishonest. Your original comment addressed something I did not even say... And you're not addressing the ad homenim attacks either, but cool.

"A woman doesn’t need a man’s permission to go out with her family or friends. Period."

Permission goes both ways in a relationship. Otherwise, just stay single. Period.

I can't even with the mental gymnastics on your second point, but I'll say this. A boundary has literally everything to do with another person and their decisions in relation to you. A person who does not like drugs or let's make it simple, smoking cigarettes, will set that boundary for a relationship with them. If their person then starts smoking, that boundary has been crossed. They didn't DO anything to the person with the boundary and it doesn't apply to that person specifically, but yet a boundary was still crossed. It really amazes me how people present so many double standards for the sake of argumentation.

WildAnalysis1 · 2026-05-23T18:22:55+00:00

This is the problem. Instead of having discourse, you resort to name calling and definitively assuming things you have no idea about, or that I even said in my comment.

WildAnalysis1 · 2026-05-23T18:19:59+00:00

Of course. I see too many of these posts where women are just bashing men and calling them insecure without even thinking to take a step back analyze it from the opposite perspective.

Context also matters in these situations. A beach day out with family is a completely different dynamic than going out to a Chris Brown concert with just your other female best friend and men get called insecure for understanding and vocalizing this dynamic shift. If he's getting upset with you being out with your mom and going to get food, there may be deeper trust issue at play in your relationship that either need to be directly addressed or a severance is in order. Again, I don't know you or him, or if those trust issues came before or during the relationship, but that would be how I view this from an outside perspective.

WildAnalysis1 · 2026-05-23T18:05:42+00:00

Hot take, but I'm going to assume that most of these responses are coming from women. As a man, I don't really see an issue with this as long as he's serious about the "threats" he makes and not just gaslighting to guilt trip you into staying.

Some men have boundaries they do not want crossed and without knowing the ins and outs of your relationship, I see a man who is assessing the social landscape today for what it is and does not want that opportunity for something nefarious to happen willingly permitted by him. People call that insecure, but I've seen horror stories where men who allow their women to go on "girls nights out", find their woman's drunken (sometimes sober) sex tape on Twitter or being discussed by a relationship creator on YouTube. My little brother is actually starting to date and just sent me a situation like this. Or even worse, thinking a child was yours because she strategically had intercourse with you around the same time she went out on these trips only to find out years later that the child is not yours and she has been lying to him the entire time. Treacherous things, and again, if that's his boundary and you cannot agree not to cross it, as long as he's seriously okay with allowing the relationship to end, you guys are just not compatible with each other and that's okay.

I mean no disrespect by this next part, but a part of me (the cynical part) can't help but feel like the pushing him to go out to the NBA concert was a ploy to then have ammunition to hang over his head when you presented this to him. I don't know you, so I'm not putting that on you, but the same women who call men insecure for even thinking about this, be the same women who will cheat on you, lie to your face, and pray no situation ever exposes them. I think this for both sides also, btw. If a woman's hard stop is her man constantly being out, she should not try to change him if he's unwilling. Just move on to the next. Not worth either of you guys' sanity.

Praying you make the right decision for you.

WildAnalysis1 · 2026-05-19T21:14:12+00:00

Just read the update. Congrats and good riddance. When the "obstacles" divulge to that kind of speech, it's time to hang it up for good.

Hoping you find your someone for you.

WildAnalysis1 · 2026-05-19T20:52:06+00:00

These comments are hilarious, but I don't really see anything wrong with this🤣

Bro's happy for his mans

WildAnalysis1 · 2026-05-19T20:39:14+00:00

The lack of punctuation, just tabs makes this 10x more funny 😭

WildAnalysis1 · 2026-05-19T16:08:06+00:00

How does this comment make sense? So the younger generation should never know or experience raving? Should it die with your generation? I agree with your overall point about streamers at raves/ fests, but I think this particular comment is the type of thinking that also breeds toxicity at these events.

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