Maximize Your Mobile Gaming Experience With Razer Kishi V2 Controller & Hammerhead True Wireless (2Nd Gen) Earbuds Bundle! Review

Pros: clicky buttons, good ergonomic set up, easy to use, and fit my Pixel 7 Pro with a slim case perfectly.Cons: app is useless garbage. Still on the original release, both firmware and app. Despite numerous complaints about the lack of mapping capabilities, no updates to their software since June tells me there isn't intention to improve.The thumb sticks are pretty much garbage. There is not a lot of travel, meaning I've got to turn the sensitivity down quite a bit in all of my games. There…

I recently purchased the Razer Kishi controller to play Diablo Immortal on my mobile phone, and I have to say, it has completely changed my gaming experience. The controller is extremely comfortable to hold and the buttons are highly responsive, making gameplay feel seamless and smooth.One of the best features of the Kishi is its ability to connect directly to my phone via the lightning port, eliminating the need for any additional cables or connection issues. This makes it easy to set up and…

I upgraded to the iPhone 14 Pro Max and unfortunately that meant the backbone controller I had previously used and loved would no longer work. Thankfully this controller not only works with the iPhone 14 pro max it is spectacular. If you like the backbone and want a seamless gaming experience this controller is worth every penny. Great interface, great feedback from the analog sticks to the triggers just fantastic. If you’re on the fence don’t be any more this controller is great Razer as usual

My reviewPositives-Feels more comfortable than the v1-Triggers are a lot smoother- Super easy to click in large phones- Feels more premium and less cheap- Screenshot /record dedicated button- New grip texture on backNegatives- Thumbsticks are now just like joycons so very tiny and less travel- Smaller face buttons like switch- Right thumbstick is less offset to the buttons-no rumble-app is buggy atmPreferencesYou'll either love the new tactile face buttons and d pad or not. I have gotten used…

Ok I'll keep this simple. The bubble style thumbsticks are now horrible for any type of shooters or anything that requires precise aiming. The range of motion is now 70% what the V1 offered. The right stick was loose fresh out of the box and does an annoying wiggle that sometimes will even rattle that's how loose it is.The buttons are now extremely clicky and very obnoxious for people around you so it makes me not even wanna play it without thinking I'm bothering someone. The only real upgrade…

I WANT to love this controller - its really ergonomic, has absolutely no latency, the added bumper buttons have been game changing, but I just can't get past how awful the joysticks both feel and perform. Coming from the original kishi which had full motion analog sticks like you'd find on an Xbox controller, it's been infuriatingly difficult to get used to these micro sticks. The range of motion is so miniscule that any twitch of your thumb throws your aim completely off, and it's CONSTANT…

I'm a big fan of this controller. I have a Pixel 6, so I have to take off my case for it to work (and I cut down the left side rubber so the camera protrusion would fit better). The buttons and overall feel of the controller are really great, but I've only had this for about two weeks and the button faces are already wearing off. Maybe I'm not easy on my controllers, but it feels like two weeks is way too soon for buttons to be losing paint. That lack of forethought is frustrating to me for the

I hated how flimsy the Razer Kishi v1 was with the rubber piece between the 2 controllers. This v2 is solid. With the default rubber bumpers it fits my Samsung s22 ultra perfect. No play at all. The buttons are crisp and responsive. The anolog triggers feel great. The pass thru charging works. I really have nothing I to complain about. I guess if I really wanted to nitpick, it would be including a case for the controller for transport.EDIT: I felt like I had to edit the review because of the…

First, the good. It fits on my Pixel 7 and even works with my Bellinger case. The buttons feel nice, and it more or less works out of the box with any app with controller support. It's not terribly stable because it's held in place by light pressure, but I've never had it fall off or anything. As a controller that turns my phone into a handheld console, I have no real complaints.Now the bad. Less than a month in, the right thumbstick broke off. At first, it wasn't a huge deal. I just popped it…

I have to remove my kickstand case, but the N20U will fit into the Kishi V2. It works great with emulators like Dolphin & MyBoy! -1 star for Razer making me look for a slimmer case instead of just giving an extra 1mm of space for thicker cases.