EvoFox Deck 2 Smartphone

To enable PS Remote Play support, first update the Deck 2 controller firmware through the Keylinker App. Once the firmware is updated to the latest version (v1.12), the controller will support PS Remote Play connectivity.

Follow these steps to upgrade the firmware:Long press the Dojo Button on the Deck 2 controller. 2. Open the Keylinker App on your device. 3. Search for “EvoFox Deck 2” and connect to the controller. 4. Tap the three-dot menu in the top-right corner. 5. Select “Update Device.” 6. Update the firmware to the latest version (v1.12).

The firmware update enables compatibility between the Deck 2 controller and PS Remote Play, ensuring the controller can be recognized as a wireless controller during the connection process.

After the firmware update, follow these steps:Press B + Dojo Button on the controller. 2. On your device’s Bluetooth settings, search for “Wireless Controller.” 3. Connect to the controller. 4. Open the PS Remote Play App and connect to your PlayStation.

The box contains:
• EvoFox Deck 2 Smartphone Gamepad
• USB Type-C Charging Cable
• Carry Pouch
• Quick Start Guide (QSG)

The EvoFox Deck 2 is a high-performance smartphone gamepad designed to deliver a console-like gaming experience on mobile devices. It features Hall Effect joysticks and triggers, multi-platform Bluetooth connectivity, programmable macro buttons, RGB lighting, and immersive vibration for competitive and casual gaming.

Key highlights include:• Hall Effect 3D joysticks and triggers for zero-drift precision
• Multi-platform Bluetooth support• Keylinker App-based key mapping on Android
• Programmable macro buttons (M1/M2)
• Precision and accuracy modes
• Customizable RGB lighting
• Dual vibration motors
• Integrated phone holder with anti-slip grip.

• Turn OFF the controller and restart it.• Reconnect using the appropriate mode.• Recalibrate the joysticks if required.

Deck 2 includes a reset pinhole at the back. Use a pin to reset the controller in case of unresponsiveness.

• Turn ON: Press the DOJO button.• Turn OFF: Press and hold the DOJO button for a few seconds..

Press the DOJO button once. The controller automatically reconnects to the last paired device and mode.

• Press and hold the DOJO button for 3 seconds.• Open Bluetooth settings on your phone.• Select EvoFox Deck 2 to pair.

• Press and hold the DOJO button for 3 seconds.
• Go to Bluetooth settings on your Apple device.
• Select EvoFox Deck 2 to pair.

• Press and hold DOJO + X for 3 seconds.• Open Bluetooth settings on your PC.• Connect to Xbox Wireless Controller.

• Press and hold DOJO + A for 3 seconds.• In Bluetooth settings, select EvoFox Deck 2.• LED indicates successful pairing.

Key Map Mode allows you to map physical controller buttons to on-screen touch controls, enabling gameplay for games that do not natively support controllers.

• Press and hold the KEY MAP button for 3 seconds.• Open Bluetooth settings on your Android phone.• Select EvoFox Deck 2 to pair.

Deck 2 uses the Keylinker App for key mapping on Android devices.

• Connect Deck 2 in Key Map Mode.• Open the Keylinker App.• Select a preset layout or create a custom one.• Map on-screen controls to physical buttons.• Save and launch the game.Key

• Precision Mode: Reduces joystick sensitivity by 50% for smoother aiming.
• Accuracy Mode: Locks joystick movement to straight X or Y axes for precise control.

• Power OFF the controller.
• Hold Select + A + DOJO together.
• LED flashes red and blue.
• Rotate both joysticks fully 2–3 times.
• Press triggers and bumpers twice.
• Press Start to complete calibration.

To enable PS Remote Play support, first update the Deck 2 controller firmware through the Keylinker App. Once the firmware is updated to the latest version (v1.12), the controller will support PS Remote Play connectivity.

Follow these steps to upgrade the firmware: 1. Long press the Dojo Button on the Deck 2 controller. 2. Open the Keylinker App on your device. 3. Search for “EvoFox Deck 2” and connect to the controller. 4. Tap the three-dot menu in the top-right corner. 5. Select “Update Device.” 6. Update the firmware to the latest version (v1.12).

The firmware update enables compatibility between the Deck 2 controller and PS Remote Play, ensuring the controller can be recognized as a wireless controller during the connection process.

After the firmware update, follow these steps:
• Press B + Dojo Button on the controller.
• On your device’s Bluetooth settings, search for “Wireless Controller.”
• Connect to the controller.
• Open the PS Remote Play App and connect to your PlayStation.

Mounting the phone:• Place your phone on the right grip of the gamepad.• Slide the left clamp inward to securely hold the phone.To unmount the phone:Gently pull the left clamp outward and remove the phone.Connect the Type-C charging cable to the gamepad and a power source (e.g., USB port or adapter).

Deck 2 supports the following modes:
• Android Mode
• iOS / iPadOS Mode
• Windows PC Mode
• Android HID Mode
• Key Map Mode (Android only)

Yes. Deck 2 features dual vibration motors with adjustable vibration levels.

They use magnetic sensors instead of physical contacts, providing smoother input, higher accuracy, and zero drift over long-term use.

Precision Mode reduces joystick sensitivity by 50% for smoother camera movement and controlled aiming.

Accuracy Mode locks joystick movement to straight X or Y axes, helping maintain straight movement and steering.

M1 and M2 buttons allow recording up to 16 actions and executing complex commands with a single press.

Deck 2 features 10 RGB lighting effects with adjustable brightness and ABXY lighting control.

The integrated anti-slip textured phone holder keeps your smartphone securely in place during gameplay.

Deck 2 is powered by an 800mAh Li-ion battery.

Battery life is approximately 4–6 hours, depending on usage.

Charge using the included USB Type-C cable with a 5V / 1A power source.

Yes. The controller automatically powers off after 5 minutes of inactivity.

Deck 2 supports gaming across:• Android• iOS• Windows• macOS• Nintendo Switch