Razer Kishi - USB-C Controller for Your Android/iPhone

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Razer's new take on this is called Kishi, and it stands out for two major reasons. First, it uses a USB Type-C connector rather than Bluetooth, promising less input latency for games that require more precise timing. It also offers a more universal fit than the Junglecat, with a pretty good range of sizes supported by its design.

The Android version of the Razer Kishi costs $79.99, so it's definitely an investment, but if you're really looking to improve your experience, it's worth considering. This review is based on the Android version, which was loaned to us by Razer.

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Razer's new mobile controller has a very comfortable split design that makes it much easier to play your favorite games on the go. With generally great controls, it's a great option.

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The Razer Kishi can be purchased from Razer's website, with the Android version costing $79.99 in the U.S. or €89.99 in Europe, while the iOS version goes up to $99.99 or €109.99.