The Kishi V3 Pro XL is seemingly designed for people who like to play games on the largest possible mobile canvas, but don’t ...

Razer's new Kishi V3 mobile controller lineup also includes two other models that are compatible with iPhones and Android ...

One of the Backbone's longest-standing rivals is the Razer Kishi V2. Last year, we got an updated Kishi Ultra model, but ...

Let’s get some caveats out of the way before I dive into what I love about the Kishi V3 Pro: It is far and away the most expensive mobile gaming controller out there, closer in price to PlayStation’s ...

We reviewed the Razer Kishi V3 Pro on Android, iOS, and PC to see how its console-style design and extra controls perform across platforms.

The Kishi V3 will fit and work with any Android or iPhone using a UCB-C connection. The V3 Pro will fit those devices, plus ...

Razer unveils the Kishi V3 lineup for iPhone, Android, and PC—featuring HD haptics, pro controls, and support for devices up ...

Razer raises the bar once again with its Kishi V3 Pro mobile controller. The $219 device supports all USB-C smartphones as ...

By opting for a separate controller, the Razer Edge gains the benefits of a phone ... Pocket 3+’s focus. When viewed through this light, the only thing that’s really gaming about the Edge ...

On that note, Razer recommends a maximum phone length of 170mm ... a lot of work to make it a go-to gaming hub. Recently, the company released Razer Nexus 3.0 with a revamped interface and ...

While the Razer Nexus 3.0 app in itself doesn’t have an ... I have the Kishi V2 permanently attached to an older Razer Phone 2 for mobile gaming, and it’s nice not to have the phone wake ...

The Razer Kishi Ultra ... There’s also a built-in 3.5mm auxiliary port if you want to utilize a set of wired headphones while playing; a nice addition as most modern phones don’t have this ...