Razer Kishi Mobile Game Controller/Gamepad for iPhone iOS: Works with most iPhones – X, 11, 12, 13, 13 Max - Apple Arcade, Amazon Luna, Google Stadia - Lightning Port Passthrough - MFi Certified
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Size: Controller
Style: For iPhone
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 iPhones with a Lighting port, providing a secure hold that wont come loose during gaming
- Compatibility: Works with most iPhones including X, 11, 12, 13, 13 Max - must remove phone case before use
Description
Razer kishi Controller for iPhone.
Compatible Devices: iPhone iOS
Controller Type: Gamepad
Connectivity Technology: Lightning
Additional Features: Ergonomic, Portable
Button Quantity: 16
Hardware Platform: Smartphone
Power Source: Battery Powered
Item Weight: 5.6 ounces
Package Quantity: 1
Item Dimensions: 5.28 x 3.72 x 1.47 inches
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 5.28"D x 3.72"W x 1.47"H
Color: Black
Brand Name: Razer
Model Name: RZ06-03360100-R3U1
Warranty Description: Limited Warranty
Manufacturer: Razer
UPC: 811659037336
External Testing Certification: Não aplicável
Included Components: Product Instruction
Item Type Name: Game Controller
Model Number: RZ06-03360100-R3U1
Manufacturer Part Number: RZ06-03360100-R3U1
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Size: Controller
Style: For iPhone
TL:DR: The Razer Kishi that I use for my iPhone 12 Pro is a solid console quality controller attachment that works excellent for iPhone gaming. I have played games from the Apple App Store and Apple Arcade to using the Playstation Remote app to play games through my PS5. Will drain battery fast if not plugged in. Pros -Comfortable to hold for extended periods of time. -Snug Fit to iPhone 12 Pro -Analog sticks and buttons are console controller quality -No battery to change -Lightening cable passthrough to charge while playing -Compact and portable -Direct connection so no button lag Cons -Drains battery fast if not plugged in I recently purchased a Nintendo Switch for my wife during the holidays and rediscovered how cool it was to have a portable gaming system. In the past, portable gaming with things like the Nintendo DS or PSP were “portable” gaming systems, but with the Nintendo Switch, it was a full fledge gaming console in your hands. This got me thinking as I love playing games on my iPhone and the iOS recently enabled controller support. I went to Amazon and did some research to see what my options were to add a controller to my iPhone. I knew I did not want a regular controller with a phone bracket above it as that seemed too gimmicky to me. I wanted to see if there was something like the Nintendo Switch. After a brief amount of searching, I came across the Razer Kishi. Comparing the cost of the Kishi to other bluetooth “bracket” style controllers, yes the Kishi is a little more expensive; however, how it fits to the phone and how well it works, in my opinion, is well worth the cost. The controller collapses into a small portable form factor which is easy to put into backpacks or purses without worry of damaging it. When you are ready to play, you just unlatch two little clips on the back, extend the controller out, and plug your phone in. Once you open a game, if the game supports a controller, it will just work! **Important note, the controller support and button configuration is per the game, not the controller. So if a game does not work as you might expect it, it is NOT Razer’s fault, but the way the game developer designed it** The gaming experience is excellent with the Kishi. It truly feels like a Nintendo Switch with the console quality controls. Every game I have played has been seamless. The controller IS NOT bluetooth, so you will be running on the phones battery. This does drain the battery much faster than a bluetooth controller, but on the flip side, there is no button lag, and you do not need to charge the controller so it is always ready to go. The controller has a lightening port on the bottom right that can be used as a passthrough to charge your phone while playing. If you are looking for a compact, solid console quality gaming controller, look no further. The Kishi has exceeded all of my expectations so far. There is even an iPhone app you can download to make sure the firmware is up to date and working properly which shows ongoing support for their already excellent product.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2021 by JasonM
Size: Controller
Style: For iPhone
I bought this for my iphone 12 pro max. It works with the mag safe CLEAR plastic case, which has no strip on the bottom of the phone. The controller has an elevated lightning charger with a block that wont fit through a case that doesn't have an open bottom. I.E. the leather magsafe case, does NOT work with this. To be clear with razer they never said it would so I won't hold it against them. Taking the case out of the equation, the controls feel great. It has rubber grips to prevent scratching your phone, that can be removed to allow a case instead. It fits the phone snug and makes it feel like a Nintendo switch. Games had no issue recognizing it, and it worked fantastic with genshin impact. Worth noting it has no speakers, no battery, and its powered through the phone. It also has a lightning port that is for charging only and does not support any data transfer such as headphones. If you're ok using wireless headphones or none, and using a mag safe clear case (or other compatible), this is a great device for you and does what it set out to do. I wish they designed and tested this for the iPhone leather case..... but you can't have everything right?
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Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2021 by Austin Smith
Size: Controller
Style: For iPhone
I purchased this just before Xmas and was genuinely excited. It was the only gift I've bought myself this year. It worked effortlessly for about a week. Then, I kept getting messages on my phone saying that the device was incompatible in the middle of playing games (Call of Duty and Rocket League Side Swipe) but it just got progressively worse. For the price tag, this thing should work near the level of flawless but even when I tried to power through the hiccups, it just became unusable over time. The final straw happened on Jan 14th (just minutes before writing this review), in the middle of a game of Rocket League, I received no warning and the game pad just stopped working, I got to watch my opponent score 2 goals uncontested with just 9 seconds left only to beat me by 1 in overtime with me trying to use the touch screen (Champ 2 rank). I don't want a refund. I just want to leave honest feedback. I don't leave a lot of reviews, my wife does, but I don't. I feel like if I could stop 1 person from purchasing this, I'd feel accomplished. Look for anything else, please. Other notes: Downloaded the Kishi mobile app to update the firmware (it didn't need any updates), and looked up ways to get the controller to work and none of those helped at all. It deteriorated fast.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2022 by Brock
Size: Controller
Style: For iPhone
I hate onscreen joystick touch controls so much that I have completely avoided any games that require them. But there's an Apple Arcade game that came highly recommended so I suffered for less than a week before deciding to invest in this. (I'd also used a paired controller but then I had a hard time situating my phone somewhere comfortable when I was using it in my preferred habitat--my bed.) I didn't have time to research thoroughly (especially since I was seeking urgently to relieve my suffering) but I ended up getting this as an Amazon Warehouse Deal for less than half of the retail price. Since it was used, packaging was not guaranteed and mine arrived with no box or anything to tell me how to pair it, and I figured the battery was probably dead. I fit my phone into it just to see how it fit and ta-da, it already worked. No pairing needed and it has no internal battery--it just draws power from the phone. I actually really appreciate that, as I have too many things to keep charged as it is. The game I already had running detected that I had a controller and supplied the button icons on the HUD. It could not have possibly been any simpler. It's very comfortable to hold, more so than my Switch actually. My iPhone 12 Pro Max fits perfectly, although I do have to take the case off. I might invest in a sticker-type skin for my phone and just go caseless for a while to mitigate this (minor) annoyance. So far no problems whatsoever, only convenience and comfort and greater immersion in my game.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2022 by Sarah I
Size: Controller
Style: For iPhone
For gamingnon phone i like the grip and feel of the controller. I havent used mine much since i play on console and have an otterbox case on so i havent used mine much since taking off the case is a pain. If i used a one piece case it wouldnt be bad since it would either fit or the case would be easy to remove vs the defender case thats bulky and multipart.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2026 by Chris
Size: Controller
Style: For iPhone
Razer made a fine product here! Using it with my iPhone 11 I get a pretty snug fit. The A/B/X/Y buttons have a fair amount of travel and are a tad mushy, but still work just fine. The D Pad is very mediocre, but still will more than suffice. The thumb sticks are tight and have the perfect amount of resistance! The triggers feel like they are analog but I can't tell for sure. Menu/Select buttons are super clicky, feel great. Ive been using mainly for Stadia (cloud gaming) and the responsiveness has been terrific. No noticeable lag at all. I have also used for some games like Symphony of the Night, Genshin Impact, and Cloudhorn 2 and still, amazing control. The passthrough charging earns the extra star. Even better when bought on sale!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2021 by The guy over there
Size: Controller
Style: For iPhone
I’ve been using this for a couple of weeks now, and I’ve loved my experience. I use it to play Genshin Impact. This makes it so much easier to play; I don’t accidentally release my elemental bursts anymore by accidentally tapping on the wrong portion of the screen. It feels pretty comfortable to hold, similar to a switch, and I didn’t need to do any troubleshooting; it worked immediately. My only complaint would be that even with a super thin case, it does not sit properly, so I always have to remove the case before I play (which is fine because my phone always gets really hot when I play Genshin anyways). Unfortunately this is the only brand I’ve tried, so I’m not sure if another brand works any better/worse. Overall I really like the Kishi, and would absolutely recommend to anyone wanting to bring their Genshin mobile gaming to the next level.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2021 by Patricia
Size: Controller
Style: For iPhone
Edit: Since Razer customer support *insists* you upload a video of a product problem you come across (in my case the left side of the controller stopped working after 3 months of having it) before they’ll even look at your issue, I figured I’d upload the video of my non-working controller to my previous review. I still Like the product but the customer service is needlessly annoying. And downgraded to 3 stars as it probably should break after a couple months. I got the Razer Kishi for iPhone controller after the Backbone I had started randomly disconnecting during COD: Mobile matches (which the Razer totally works on for iOS at least). The following is a comparison of the two controllers for anyone debating between the two (as of 1/2022) The Backbone’s slide clamp system always felt a little loose, and you can tell that was the primary reason it was disconnecting from the phone during heated matches, especially after playing for a while. There’s a slight “give” in the Backbone and when you move the controller in a specific manner it just loses the connection. The Kishi is much more robust, and although it’s not an iPhone only controller like the Backbone, it just fits the contour of my iPhone much better and there’s no “give” when it’s attached. The Backbone is slightly better contoured, and it’s easier to do some of the required touch screen inputs and offers less hand fatigue. They both offer the same amount of buttons for gameplay (2 sticks, 2 triggers, 2 bumpers, D-pad, 4 “Diamond” buttons and a home, menu, select). The Backbone has the proprietary “game record” button, but I had no use for the game footage capture feature. I personally recommend the Kishi over the Backbone as while you can adapt to the slightly larger controller configuration, you can’t adapt to randomly losing connection during gameplay, especially for online multiplayer games where that means losing.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2022 by ARI H