This Razer gamepad was made in partnership with Gamevice, which makes a number of similar wrap-around smartphone and tablet controllers. The Razer Kishi is essentially two halves of a controller ...

And then there’s the price. At $80, the Razer Kishi is significantly more expensive than its closest (weirdo) peers, the $50 Flydigi Wee 2T and $35 Saitake STK-7007F.

Unfortunately, the controller isn’t supported in Call of Duty: Mobile yet and I couldn’t get the software overlay feature n the Razer Gamepad app to work for the game either.

Razer Kishi, Universal Gaming Controller for Android. Ewan Spence This isn’t the first time Razer has tempted into gaming controllers. Last year saw the Razer Junglecat arrive, with each half of ...

Without beating around the bush, yes. You should pick up the Razer Junglecat if you are in the market for a mobile gamepad. It’s really is a great controller, with perhaps just one or two missteps.

Razer just launched the Wolverine V3 Pro. As the company's first wireless Xbox controller, the gamepad has quite a bit of hype around it. Adding to the hype, a feature list that includes Hall ...

Razer When not in use, the controller's halves clamp together for easy storage. Razer This backside image confirms that the Kishi sports both "trigger" and "bumper" buttons at the top.

In October, Razer announced a mobile gamepad that only worked with four Android phones, but just a few months later, at CES 2020, Razer announced a new mobile gamepad, and this one works with both ...

Razer is jumping into the PlayStation 5 controller scene with an officially licensed premium gamepad. Dubbed the Razer Wolverine V2 Pro, the controller has a white and black design and is fitted ...

Initially, the $100 (£100, AU$168) gamepad will only work via side attachment with the Razer Phone 2, Galaxy S10 Plus and Galaxy Note 9 (and the Huawei P30 Pro, which sells outside the US) using ...

Razer launched the Junglecat, a new mobile gaming controller. The Junglecat can be used like a traditional gamepad, or attached to a phone case for a select set of Android phones.