Customer Ratings & Reviews

I've owned different versions of phone gaming controllers, and most felt cheap, while others were too small and didn’t feel like a real controller. I ended up using my gaming console’s controller with an adapter to hold my phone, but over time, this setup became uncomfortable. I'm 36 and grew up playing video games, and while most of my gaming is done on my PC, I do enjoy gaming occasionally when I’m traveling. Honestly, the Razer Kishi Ultra stands out as the best of all the different models I’ve tried in the last three years since I began experimenting with handheld gaming. I give it a 5/5 because it checks all the boxes—the size and feel are just perfect! Here’s a quick breakdown of my favorite features: Design & Comfort: The Kishi Ultra is designed as a full-sized gaming controller, so it’s larger than other models on the market. After trying others, I find this one feels just right. It is a bit heavier than last year’s model, but that’s not an issue even during long gaming sessions. I love the subtle RGB touches—they add a clean, polished look to the button layout. Performance & Nexus App: The controller feels responsive, and I noticed no lag at all. It’s truly plug-and-play. The games I already had installed immediately recognized the controller without any problems. My favorite part, compared to the competition, is that the app is FREE—thank you! I don’t want to be tied to a monthly subscription just to fully enjoy the device and have it feel like a true mobile console. Ease of Use & Compatibility: It’s super easy to set up—just plug it in and start playing! It works great with my iPhone, and you can also use it as an external controller. I used it to play FIFA with a friend on his PC, and there were no issues at all. Overall, I’m really impressed with the quality being offered to us gamers. As someone who games on a PC almost daily, I love having a controller that gives me authentic gameplay when I’m traveling or just want to relax in bed or on the couch and play remotely. Razer did a fantastic job here—I’m a fan!

I love it. Works wonders with emulators too! And Xbox cloud.