Razer Kishi Mobile Game Controller / Gamepad for Android USB-C: Xbox Game Pass Ultimate, xCloud, Stadia, GeForce NOW…
Amazon.com Price: $63.00 (as of 08/05/2021 11:01 PST- Details)
Clickable Analog Thumbsticks for Great Accuracy and Tactile Feedback: Refine your aim and execution with a familiar console controller experience, supported by an array of face and bumper buttons, as well as a D-pad for extra inputs.
Fits Most Android Devices for Seamless Compatibility: The controller’s flexible design allows it to be stretched and clamped on a variety of phones and tablets, providing a secure hold that’ll never come loose.
Latency-Free Game Play for Smooth Control: Unlike wireless Bluetooth controllers which produce lag, this controller has zero latency because it connects directly to your device’s charging port—which means instant button response.
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Durable and ideal for use anywhere.
Clickable Analog Thumbsticks for Great Accuracy and Tactile Feedback: Refine your aim and execution with a familiar console controller experience, supported by an array of face and bumper buttons, as well as a D-pad for extra inputs.
Fits Most Android Devices for Seamless Compatibility: The controller’s flexible design allows it to be stretched and clamped on a variety of phones and tablets, providing a secure hold that’ll never come loose.
Latency-Free Game Play for Smooth Control: Unlike wireless Bluetooth controllers which produce lag, this controller has zero latency because it connects directly to your device’s charging port—which means instant button response.
Type C Charging Port to Charge Your Device While in Use: If your phone or tablet is running low while you’re gaming with the controller still attached, simply hook up a charging cable to the controller itself to get the device charging.
Ergonomic Design for a Comfortable Handheld Grip: Designed for long gaming sessions, the controller feels great to hold and has optimized button placements to make sure each button press feels natural and intuitive.
Cloud Gaming Compatible for Next-Gen Gaming: With the reality of playing AAA releases on any screen, having the controller attached to your device provides a form factor convenient and portable enough to truly game anywhere.
Specification: Razer Kishi Mobile Game Controller / Gamepad for Android USB-C: Xbox Game Pass Ultimate, xCloud, Stadia, GeForce NOW…
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9 reviews for Razer Kishi Mobile Game Controller / Gamepad for Android USB-C: Xbox Game Pass Ultimate, xCloud, Stadia, GeForce NOW…
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Amazon.com Price: $63.00 (as of 08/05/2021 11:01 PST- Details)
Abraham H. –
Better than expected!
I planned on picking this up solely to see if it worked well on my OnePlus 6T. I had full intentions in returning it with the expectation the quality wouldn’t be up to par (and the feel not like a Nintendo Switch). I was wrong. The minute I put my phone in this and ran some games, everything was solid. All my games, cloud streaming apps, and emulators ran like a dream, some even fully mapped. After 10 minutes, I decided to keep it. If you’re looking for a solid gaming controller for your phone, check if the specs/dimensions fit and if they do, buy it ASAP.
Stan L. –
Does not support FPS shooters or Note 10+
This controller does not work with COD mobile or PUBG at all. There is a Razer Kishi app that shows you what games are compatible even there there is nothing stated in the instruction manual. Used this with a Note 10+ and this stretched the controller to its limit. For some reason, I kept losing internet connection when the controller was on but worked when it was off so there is some obstruction by the controller. I really hoped this would be the ultimate controller but judging by the supported games, it is not worth the $90 I paid. There are $40-$50 Bluetooth controllers that will work with FPSs.
Bradley –
Perfect accessory for Stadia and Xcloud
This is exactly the product I’ve been waiting for. I bought it for playing Stadia and other streaming services. It fits my Google Pixel 2 xl perfectly. When attached it’s more comfortable to play than a Nintendo Switch. It works well with Android games too.Update: You can remove the rubber grips on the inside to fit a phone with a case. It works incredibly well with my Spigen Rugged Armor case.
Sophia –
It’s good buy it
Used it to play minecraft and asphalt and it is very nice I would recommend and buy again it feels very nice in your hands all the buttons feel nice and not cheap but the two triggers sound cheap overall I’m very satisfied btw I’m playing games on a note 9 and my phone fit flawlessly I included plenty of pictures some with a PSP for size and thickness comparisonUpdate there are now photos comparing it to my razer junglecat for size
Kevin Dombrowski –
Great Controller – For $50
I recently purchased this intending to use it on my new Note 20 Ultra and I’m happy to report it works! It’s a VERY tight fit. Don’t think about using a case.As for the device itself, it responds quickly and it’s great with any of the XCloud games I tried. The only weird things seems to be a bit of a battery drain that I didn’t notice with a Bluetooth controller.With the phone in the center of the controller there isn’t the pull that you get with a traditional Bluetooth controller and clip. For me, that makes me more inclined to play longer. Also, with the slimmer form factor I don’t worry so much about bulges in my bag carrying the controller.That said, the Kishi isn’t worth more than $50. It’s not delivering anything a Bluetooth game pad for that price or less doesn’t, except it wraps around your phone.There’s objectively less technology in this device that costs much more than the competition.So, if you can get it for under $50, it’s a solid deal.
Matthew Sicilio –
Turn your phone into a Switch
I purchased this Razer Kishi that essentially turns my Note 10 + into a Switch so I could play GTA San Andreas more comfortably only to find out that its also compatible with Project X Cloud & it’s also compatible with Dolphin ? emulator. I also tried to see if it would work with PS4 remote play but it’s not compatible and that’s ok w/ me because I only got it for GTA 3, GTA VC, GTA SA, Bully & Fortnite on my phone. This thing is sweet and only $80, same price as a pair of joy cons.
Kyle Hitchcock –
Closest thing to the best phone controller
I bought this on launch day for my Note 9. My initial impressions:Pros:+ Offers a nice weight ratio to play in any orientation. No more sore wrists using top-heavy phone clips.+ Analog sticks are great. No discernible dead zones like what you see from an iPega or other pads like it.+ Passthrough charging is pretty nice.+ Good build quality. It feels much more solid than the Junglecat.+ Very low input latency.+ Plug and play (unless your phone is in a case). When you use it, you can expect your phone to see it as an X-input pad.Mixed:~ Most likely can’t use with your phone case. Max depth of phones it supports is 8.8mm. With my Note 9, which is also 8.8mm, there’s zero wiggle room for even the thinnest phone case.~ Buttons and D-pad, while responsive, feels mushy, yet the D-pad also feels a little too sensitive. It’s possible to hit diagonals while pressing just one direction on the D-pad, depending on the angle you press it in.~ Since it’s wired only, you can’t use it with anything but your phone.~ Native controller support is at best rare in the Android ecosystem, and trying to dabble in screen mappers is a quick way to get banned from Fortnite or whatever.Cons:- Can’t use with wired earphones. It’s still a leg up over the Junglecat that blocks both USB and earphones, but the Kishi’s other leg is planted firmly in the ground, right in front of the 3.5mm jack.- It can drain my battery pretty quick.- The app is just a cheap and slapped together directory listing of controller supported games. It’s really hard to find anything remotely interesting from this app, though.- For everything it has, or I guess that it doesn’t have, like a battery or wireless functionality, it’s weird to see it for just a little less than the Junglecat.
Lai –
It fits the Red Magic 5G !
I can’t express how excited I am to have this amazing little piece of tech. Overall its a fantastic way to play a plethora or emulated titles as well as popular games like Minecraft.Pros:IT FITS MY RED MAGIC 5G – this phone is HUGE so the fact that it fits is the biggest pro for meButton mapping is simple and intuitive.Zero latency when I’m playing anything. I always had issues with bluetooth remotes.Very lightweightCons:I wish it had more mechanical feeling buttons. They are gummy like the original xbox.I dont know how well the elastic will hold up over time.No dust cover for the exposed middle section when its in compact mode.Impossible to use with a case on your phone.If youre a mobile gamer, especially if you play on emulators, get this immediately.***note, it uses USB-C, if you phone doesnt have that type of port this is useless to you
Justin Harris –
S20 Ultra – WILL stretch on
Just a couple quick things. This will go on my S20 ultra. It is a stretch but not awful even though it does exceed the recommended dimensions from Razer. A case is completely out of the question. This also works with project xcloud and has been comfortable while playing. I definitely reccomend!