Gone are the days when we had to sync devices to new hardware and kept fingers crossed that they work. This aspect unleashes the true potential of it being used, even if change your old Android device for a new one. The ability to fit with a vast variety and vast majority of Android devices, it works with the last several generations of Android and USB-C. Hooking up to Android devices via USB-C and folding up to a compact size when not in use, is not the crux of the device. What we like about it the most is its potential longevity. Right off the bat, hands-on experience with the Razer Kishi, we know that it feels like the perfect fit. Although we have limited experience with the brand, it is something we are looking to fix. Makers of an extensive range of devices that you can use for gaming, the Razer Kishi fits right into their portfolio. With their legacy spanning over two decades, Razer has carved its niche in the gaming hardware world. For sure you can’t fit tablets, as it’s not made for them, but the biggest bummer is that there is no wireless connectivity. Though ergonomic in design, they seem to be a tad small for adult hands.

Let’s get picky for a bit and dive into the cons of this gaming controller – the design is such that for some phones, the headphone port gets blocked. For folks who like to keep their gadgets neatly, these Razer Kishi fold up to a compact size and can be stowed away neatly. Making it a seamless experience, the heightened lag-free control, allows for an immersive experience, making you forget that you are using an add-on attachment. The cherry-icing is that its plug-n-play with no setup required. The best mobile gaming controller yet, the pass-through USB-C charging for the phone along with the ports for audio is a great aspect.

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