Razer Kishi Mobile Game Controller/Gamepad for Android USB-C: Xbox Game Pass Ultimate, xCloud, Stadia, GeForce NOW, Luna - Passthrough Charging - Low Latency Phone Controller Grip - Samsung, Pixel
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Size: Controller
Style: For Android
Features
- Universal Mobile Gaming Controller: Designed to bring console-level control to your phone for gaming anywhere
- Refine Your Aim and Execution: Clickable analog thumbsticks provide greater accuracy and tactile feedback, and the performance buttons and d-pad deliver precision input
- Latency-Free Gameplay: Unlike Bluetooth controllers which produce lag, the controller has zero latency by directly connecting to the devices charging port
- USB Type C Charging Port: For pass-through charging of your phone or tablet while using the controller
- Ergonomic, Flexible Design for a Comfortable Handheld Grip: Designed for long gaming sessions, the controller feels great to hold and can be stretched and clamped on most Android phones, providing a secure hold that wont come loose during gaming
Description
Durable and ideal for use anywhere.
Release date: June 9, 2020
Product Dimensions: 1.43 x 10.49 x 3.71 inches; 5.6 ounces
Type of item: Video Game
Rated: Everyone
Item model number: RZ06-02900100-R3U1
Item Weight: 5.6 ounces
Manufacturer: Razer
Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required.
Date First Available: June 9, 2020
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Size: Controller
Style: For Android
Does t work for every phone, so be aware!! But extremely low latency, high precision analog sticks, good clicking buttons, and the fit in your hand feels great. I play games like Fortnite and Diablo: Immortal with this for hours on end. It powers itself using your phone, but it also has a pass thru charging port to charge your phone while you play! Great build design and value for your money, especially if it's on sale!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2025 by The Hatchet Wizard The Hatchet Wizard
Size: Controller
Style: For Android
I was skeptical at first, but im sold. This thing is awesome. I recently purchased a few games that benefit heavily from this controller. Sotn, MW MOB, etc... Im blown away. seamless integration, no latency issues, dual stick plus a dpad. Thumbs up from this old school gamer. oh and as a bonus, it makes holding while gaming my phone much easier.....
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Reviewed in the United States on July 3, 2025 by ASE Mechanic
Size: Controller
Style: For Android (Xbox)
If your thinking about buying one of these to make your mobile gaming more rewarding there are a few things to consider when it comes to controllers/game pads and android. The concept sounds good, buy the controller, connect it, fire up your favorite game and play - it simply does not work this way. Some games are supported by the Kishi and thus all functions of the controller correspond to a function in the game however most games not supported. Some don't work at all while others have random or incorrect reactions to gamepad/controller inputs. Some games are made for screen touches and not physical buttons. That's where the software support issue comes into play. I spent a lot of time trying to figure out how to make this into a viable portable gaming system. First issue is finding software to make your gamepad work with the games you want to play. There are a few options on the market, the most commonly recommended are Mantis Gamepad Pro(10.00 USD), Panda Gamepad Pro, Octopus Pro and Game Controller Touch Pro. I only have experience with Mantis at the moment but from reading each description it seems like Octopus and Panda function the same way. You must use a second phone or PC to "activate" an android debugging feature of the phone to create the overlays onto each game for remapping the controls. Now this is the point where it might break some peoples plans to play this controller system on the go: You need this connection anytime you wish to use the Kishi with an unsupported game. At the very least, for Mantis Gamepad Pro you can use your home Wifi to activate the phones wireless debugging(ONLY android 11+) feature but again, this at the minimum requires access to a secure router. I've even tried off my other phones hotspot without any luck. Bottom line - you cannot use gamepad remapping programs without access to a router/UTG connection to an additional android phone/PC connection. There it is, that's the biggest glaring issue when it comes to using controllers and gamepads like a Kishi with your android phone. Its not plug and play nor is it mobile. The only fix for this is if you are ROOTED and have MAGISK installed. Applications like Mantis Gamepad Pro and Game Controller Touch can use your Superuser permissions(root access) to enter into activation mode and allow you to remap controls. For Mantis the software still requires a general internet connection to verify the license of the app each time you launch a game. My setup is an Essential PH-1, running a custom rom: Lineage OS 19.1(android 12), rooted with Magisk installed. It is not my daily driver so i still have to use a hotspot off my daily driver to launch games in Mantis but it works. It was worth it too IMO. Good chance it wont be worth it for most tho considering the hoops i had to jump though. I would recommend it though IF you have Android 11+ operating system, a constant internet connection and are ROOTED with MAGISK. Otherwise you will have to jump though some hoops to use this thing on the go. Pros: -Solid feeling unit -Tactile buttons that are not overly clicky or loud -Good ergonomics -Responsive in game Cons: -Software/remapping shortcomings listed above* -Drains battery of connected device while Phone is on, even if Kishi is not in use. -Does not pass data. You must disconnect it even to activate debugging mode via cable before playing -Must remove phone from case in most instances to use with Kishi Lots of people have overcome compatibility with devices by removing or modifying the rubber bumpers where the phones touch the Kishi. There are even printable adapters to fit many different phones and tablets. In hind sight I wish I had known all of the aforementioned things before purchasing this controller or any controller with the intent of playing games on the go. It worked out for me in the end but only after lots of reading and modifying my intended device software but i got what i wanted, however i think it is something most people would wanna know before buying. Good luck!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2023 by Klaymate
Size: Controller
Style: For Android (Xbox)
I love this controller. It connects as an X-Input device to your android phone, meaning it has good compatibility with modern android games that can use controllers. It works well with retroarch. It works great with Steam link, and is made for use with Xbox Game Pass. The buttons feel great, the D-Pad feels accurate and passes my Tetris test. The joysticks feel nice and accurate and have a decent throw. The shoulder buttons feel comfortable. The triggers are analog, and have a good pull to them. It connects to the phone using USB-C so there's no input lag, and has charge pass-through, so you can have uninterrupted gaming. And when you're not using it, it collapses down to a small enough size, that you may be able to put it in your pocket, or stash it in a bag or backpack and not take up much room. The Razer Nexus app is alright, but I don't really use it. It can act as a launcher for your games. It can set up and livestream to Facebook and YouTube. And can game stream from your PC if you install the streaming app on your PC. And it looks to integrate pretty decently with XBox Game pass. And now for a few cons: The face buttons feel a little mushy. You don't get much of a tactile feel from them. The controller may not be compatible with your phone's case if you're using one. I have a phone case that ads only about 2mm of thickness to the phone, and I have to remove it from the case to play. You really have to jam your phone in there until you feel the connector click into place, otherwise it wont work. For reference I'm using a Moto Power 5g 2023. I would have liked to see in the Nexus software the ability to map the controller buttons and sticks to various areas on screen for non-controller games. I still give it 5 stars, because it works perfectly for my use case, and I knew what I was getting before I ordered it.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 20, 2025 by Eric