Razer – Kishi Ultra Wireless Gaming Controller for Android, iPhone, and iPad Mini – Black

Great for vacation - Very fun to use with my 17 pro! Great if you’re going on vacation and want to pack light.

Love this thing - Much better quality than I expected, absolutely solid little device for on the go gaming and playing your Xbox remote remotely

Control - Good as expected of a control made by gaming brand. Solid and doesn't feel flimsy

Really good for what it’s for - Runs really well and does pretty good for cloud gaming, the controller it comes with is pretty nice though fits awkward in the hands and the buttons feel good

Solid phone controller - This was a really nice mobile controller. I used it on the iPhone. I ended up returning it because I got a M5 MacBook Pro and this won't fit that.

Love this thing - Controls work amazing for all my games and the app makes utilizing virtual controls easy too. You can customize where you put your buttons and its intergrated really nicely. Great for emulation or regular app store games.

Solid controller for most game titles - Very well built controller.Wish it had bluetooth built in as some games arent coded to work thru usb connection.

Highly recommended - Amazing product!! Works great with my iphone 16 pro max.

Solid well rounded mobile controller - I really like the companion app (Razer Nexus) that goes with this controller, it has also been continuously updated and improved since I bought this. I use this on my Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra, so my experience is only with Android, but it works pretty flawlessly. I like that I can still charge my phone while it is being used so that battery life isn't an issue, although mobile gaming does generate a lot of heat when you do that. The buttons are pretty easily mappable in the games I have used it with, and on that note, the extra bumper buttons work well. It does not feel fragile, it's sturdy; I've kept it jostled around in my daily carry bag and probably even dropped it and it still works fine. Everything feels thoughtfully designed.

Close to Perfect - I use this with my iPhone 17 Pro Max. It ONLY fits without a case, and it is very snug over the camera lenses. There are inserts included, but it only fits my phone without using any of them. Other than those things, it is the best controller I’ve used for iPhones. Coming from Backbone, this controller feels more like an xbox controller. I got it for a good price, and enjoy using it.

Awesome - I love this device, I had a older model that one was good too. Seriously I like this better than backbone...

I like it ! - Everything about it is so good ! I have been using it since I got it

Pretty nifty - This thing is quite sick. It adjusts nicely and my decently sized phone works good with it. I prefer the button and analog positions over the backbone and similar products. After having it for a few weeks I def would recommend. Still need to see if it breaks down but my initial thoughts are positive. Good feeling analog and buttons.

Awesome for Android. - I love it. Works wonders with emulators too! And Xbox cloud.

Tiny screen - It worked perfectly fine, but using your cell phone as the interface everything was so tiny you couldn’t see anything it was really difficult to play.

Razer Kishi - I’ve spent some time with the Razer Kishi Ultra, and honestly, it’s a game-changer if you’re serious about mobile gaming, but it definitely has some quirks you should know about. Here’s my personal take on it: The "Good Stuff" (Pros) It feels like a real controller: Most mobile controllers feel like toys. This one feels like I’m holding a full-sized Xbox or PlayStation controller. The grips are thick and comfortable for long sessions, and the thumbsticks are finally the right size. I don't have to take my case off: This is a huge win. Most controllers make you strip your phone naked to fit. With the adjustable cushions, I can just snap it on and go. The buttons are "clicky" and fast: Razer uses these "Mecha-tactile" buttons that have a really satisfying mechanical click. They feel way more responsive than standard mushy buttons. It’s a beast for the iPad Mini: If you have an iPad Mini, this is basically the only way to play. It turns the tablet into a giant, high-res handheld console that puts the Switch to shame. The "Not So Good" (Cons) It’s expensive: $150 is a lot to swallow for a mobile accessory. You’re paying a premium for the Razer brand and those high-end haptics. It’s huge: Because it’s full-sized, it doesn't just "slip into a pocket." If I’m traveling, I have to dedicate actual space in my bag for it, which kind of defeats the "mobile" purpose for some people. iPhone users get the short end: The "Sensa HD Haptics" are incredible, but they only work on Android and PC right now. If you're using an iPhone, you're paying for a feature you can't even use yet. No Hall Effect sticks: For $150, I really wish Razer had used Hall Effect sensors for the sticks to completely prevent stick drift in the future. My Verdict If you want the absolute best possible gaming experience on your phone or iPad Mini and don't mind the price or the bulk, get it. But if you just want something small and light to play for 10 minutes on the bus, you might find it a bit overkill. What kind of games are you planning to play first—is it more competitive shooters or relaxed RPGs?

GREAT But SAVE YOURSELF MONEY - It is decent, but you can get similar features with other controllers at half or 3rd of the price. Great features and doesn't fit a phone with a case though on my iPhone Pro 16 Max

To much for too little - Just a joke of an option. No back paddle. Ive button mapped my actual controller and cant use this above 100 dollar option. Cheap construction and the galaxy rubber pads definitely dont accomodate.

Love it - Love this device. Simply and easy to use with phone.

Good but not with case on - works very well, I couldn't get it to work with 2 different cases on my s25 ultra phone.