Customer Ratings & Reviews

This product is supported by any app I have used so far on my android. This device has no battery issue and I don't have to worry about it since it attached to my USB c port. Excellent product, reliable and durable.

Joysticks could be a little more fine-tuned, but buttons are amazing and it just works right off the bat with most games/emulators

Great Product! Phone seats well and buttons are responsive and durable.

Great for an the go gaming! My only complaint is i have to remove my case, even though i have a slim case.

The Kishi is obviously designed with android in mind but works for the iPhone 15 most of the time. Occasionally it doesn’t sent the connection it otherwise works exactly as intended. I think my only grips about any of these is the need to remove the phone case for them to actually work with the controller.

Responsive and clicky buttons. Works well for games.

Good choice for mobile gaming but Thumb stick and controller feel small. Almost like a Nintendo switch Plug and play no batteries needed Very responsive extra bumper buttons are a plus.

Great if you do a lot of mobile gaming, not worth it if you dont. Pros. By far the best mobile controller I've tried. Super customizeable. Cons. Not widely recognized by games as a controller. (There are workarounds however.) The software is subpar.

Plastic construction, and durable. Works well with the s23 ultra but doesn't fit with case on.

Love the device. I love the app, but the biggest problem and a dealbracker for me is i have to remove my phone from its case to use it.

Easy to use and great for gaming. The razer nexus app is a bit confusing though. But could be user error.

The Razer Kishi V2 is an outstanding mobile gaming controller that significantly enhances the gaming experience on Android devices. With its ergonomic design, clicky buttons, and secure fit, it offers a comfortable and responsive gameplay experience. The controller’s lightweight and balanced build make it perfect for extended gaming sessions12. What truly sets Razer apart is their exceptional customer service. When I encountered a minor issue with my Kishi V2, their support team was prompt, professional, and incredibly helpful. They quickly resolved my problem and ensured I was back to gaming in no time. Their dedication to customer satisfaction is commendable and adds immense value to an already fantastic product. Overall, the Razer Kishi V2 is a must-have for any mobile gamer looking for a high-quality, reliable controller, backed by top-notch customer service

Easy to hook up, connects and works straight away and the controls feel very nice. I hope in the future for a variant like this that is wireless because though my phone fits you have to be really careful putting it in the controller so as not to damage the USB type C connector. I have had this for a while now and it has been smooth and fun to play with.

Works great with no issues. Plug and play and gets detected right away with Xbox game pass

While this product is very nice and does function as promised it would have gotten 5 stars if it were PS Remote play compatible. While fluid with most mobile games it can be somewhat laggy in response at times but this could be due to a need for software updates on my android phone. I utilize this with a galaxy S23 Ultra which is a top tier phone and once you get used to the controller it works well. Again if your expecting seenless pairing with ps remote play you will be sadly disappointed. My work around for this was downloading a 3rd party app called ps play from playstore which cost 5.99 while it works well you are unable to play remotely away from your home network as you can with remote play app. Other than that the controller works as advertised.

Works for what my bf needs. He plays emulated games on his phone and he has no issues in terms of its functionality. However, like most of these phone-controllers they dont seem to work well with a case on the phone. I even tried it with my own phone which has a pretty thin case and it couldn't reach unless i squeezed the controller into the phone the whole time. The solution is to just take the case off and thats only a minor annoyance. We havent tested its software features much since he hasnt played games that really utilize those functions.

I upgraded from the Razer kishi V1. I wasn't disappointed with the Razer kishi V1 but holding it your hand. The remote never felt that comfortable. It wasn't uncomfortable either but the elastic band the thick round edges of the Raver Kishi v1 just wasn't comfortable enough to keep me that engaged. My example of the comfort level is playing games from a recliner. Then switching to a gamer racing style chair. The Gamer Chair imo just makes you focus on the game that much more. The two things that the Razer kishi v1 did right. That isn't present on the V2 are the Thumb sticks. V1 had con·caved thumbs sticks. The V2 has Joy-con thumb sticks. I fixed that problem by purchasing Nintendo switch joy-con thumb stick grips. Another thing that V1 did better then V2 was the portability of it. V1 would collapse and fit in your pocket. It was still thick and didn’t feel comfortable in your pocket. With the V2 i just got a carrying case that has a clip and i carry it around like that. Overall i enjoy this upgrade over version 1. It just keeps me playing more.

I love this controller. The only issue that I have had is that the metal sleeve over the type c connection came off. It still seems to work without it, but I would like to get that fixed. It is very comfortable in the hand and the connection works flawlessly. I would recommend highly to anyone.

If you game on handheld its a must get. Ive used it for 2 months now no issues

Bought for gamepass on the go and steam link. Both work great, no input lag. I do want to note for those reading this. If your having an issue with the A key clicking out nowhere, disable both of the M1 and M2 buttons. You can do that by downloading the Razer Kishi software on the app store and remapping the keys or outright disabling them.