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If you’ve ever tried to play a “real” game on a touchscreen and bounced off the controls, this is the kind of accessory that ...

Razer’s Kishi V2 was a marked improvement on the original Kishi mobile controller, and now, thanks to a firmware update to the controller itself, and an update to Razer’s Nexus app, it’s getting even ...

Several companies make mobile game controllers for Android and iPhone, and (in our opinion here at Techaeris) Razer makes one of the best. While the Razer Kishi was a first great kick at the can, the ...

Even with the plethora of phone controllers in the world, gaming on your smartphone can still be a crapshoot. For one thing, most mobile controllers connect over Bluetooth, which introduces a bit of ...

As far as Backbone-style controllers go, the Razer Kishi Ultra is now the best you can buy. Its build quality is great, its full-size grips are supremely comfortable, and the subscription-free Razer ...

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As someone who's dropped a Nintendo Switch on their face while playing in bed, I can say that the Razer Kishi for iPhone — released in September — is an excellent mobile gaming alternative. The Kishi ...

An undeniably slick telescopic mobile controller that gets impressively close to console-grade performance and comfort. The Kishi V3 Pro will set you back more than most rivals, though. With the ...

If you buy something from a Verge link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See our ethics statement. Let’s be honest, there’s a lot about the Kishi V2 that looks aped from the Backbone One controller ...