Macworld At a glance Pros ・Big enough for all iPads ・Makes the iPad the largest gaming handheld on the market ...

The Razer Kishi V3 Pro gives a lot of similar mobile controllers a run for their money, with built-in cloud gaming support ...

Razer is highly regarded, mainly for its premium PC gaming peripherals, and with the Kishi, it brings the brand’s signature design approach to mobile phones. And it’s good.

About this Razer Kishi review: I wrote this review after using the device for roughly two weeks with a Pixel 3 and OnePlus 7. I tested it with mobile games, emulators, and cloud gaming services.

The Razer Kishi Ultra is limited to a USB-C connection, so it won't work with iPhones that are older than the iPhone 15. On the plus side, it can also use that USB-C connection to serve as a wired ...

The Razer Kishi Ultra is now available for $149.99 at Razer, and I'll be interested to know if it won you over. Be sure to jump into the comments below to talk about it.

Razer doesn’t guarantee that every phone+case combo is compatible with the Kishi V2—there are some truly gigantic case options out there—but if you’re using a relatively thin silicone ...

The Razer Kishi for iPhone is priced at US$99.99, which is US$20 more than the Android version, that Apple Tax is real! While you can use an Xbox controller, the Kishi offers some distinct advantages.

The Razer Kishi V2 is the official follow-up to the 2020 original. It keeps the same overall design but adds new features. There is also a new companion app. It starts at $99 and is available today.

Razer’s Kishi controller for Android removes a lot of the hassle that usually comes with using a DualShock 4 or Xbox One controller with your phone. It also introduces a few unique problems that ...

Our Razer Kishi v2 review looks at the latest mobile game controller from the company, which features significant improvements across the board over the original version. Read on to see why it ...

Of course, if you happen to own a Razer Kishi V2, you can grab the Razer Nexus app in the widget below if you'd like to test out the new 2.0 update and its Virtual Controller mode.