Razer Kishi V2 Mobile Gaming Controller for Android: Console Quality Controls – Universal Fit – Stream PC, Xbox, PlayStation, Touch Screen Android Games – Customizable Triggers – Ergonomic Design

No regrets. Great virtual control setup
I don’t really do reviews, but wanted to address the concerns I had prior to purchase.I’ve had the Razer Kishi for Android for 2-3 months now. It has no internal battery to worry about. Plugs straight into your phone via USB-C and has a USB-C port for passthrough charging while playing.Will it fit with your case? I highly doubt it. I have a Galaxy S22+ with a Speck Presidio case. Pretty standard on thickness. The thing is, it fits into the controller if you change to the smaller rubber pieces. The problem is the USB-C on the controller isn’t long enough to insert all the way. I mean it’s not even close. I have to remove the case for it to work. I was prepared for this when I purchased. This is the one disappointment I have with the design. Razer should have had a longer USB-C plug with one more replaceable rubber fitting to accommodate most phone cases.You download an app and open the game through the app. For games that have controller support, that’s it. If the game doesn’t have controller support, this app has a virtual controller you can set up unique to each and every game. This was a big reason why I picked this one. It works by emulating taps and swipes on your phone screen. It really is very adaptable and will greatly increase your gaming quality of life if you want to use a controller. Where the virtual controller fails is when buttons move on the screen. Think along the lines of battle controls vs town controls. This hasn’t been an issue for me. It just means sometimes having to actually click a button on the screen.I don’t use a controller a lot, but this one makes it a whole lot more convenient than my old one. It’s light, slim, I don’t have to connect bluetooth, and there’s no battery to worry about. It was $60 when I bought it and I have no regrets.

Good but preferred the V1
The two things that make this one less appealing is the size & the tactile clicks.It’s disappointing that the bridge on this model slides instead of collapses like its predecessor, it’s not as good for traveling.All of the buttons have microswitches which is cool for a real game controller but completely unnecessary on something as casual as this.I primarily use these controllers in public or while I’m in bed with my girlfriend, so the constant clicking is very undesirable.But it feels very nice to hold, and it looks premium. I appreciate the two new extra remappable buttons, even though I haven’t had a reason to utilize them yet.It has an app that is surprisingly nice, it functions as a great game launcher for iPhone.I have no regrets about buying this, but that’s only because I still have the original one, this version is definitely not EDC worth.For most people I would 100% recommend the Kishi V1 instead, it’s much more stealthy due to its smaller form factor & quieter buttons, it’s cheaper, and performs equally as well.The only practical upgrade on the V2 are the extra shoulder buttons.The Razer Nexus app is much better than the original Kishi app, but you’ll probably never have a reason to use either of them.

Llevo 5 dias probandolo, no ha tenido ninguna falla, los botones son comodos, un poco pequeños para quien tenga mano grande pero no considero que sea un problema, lo he probado con juegos como DMC, genshin, Wuwa, Cod, y emuladores de ps1 y ps2, todo va bien, reconoce todos los botones y es fluido.En cuanto al celular uso un samsung S23ultra, tengo que quitarle funda sino no entra, para mi es un poco tedioso estar quitando y poniendo pero tampoco es un problema mayor.

O controle se adapta a quase qualquer celular, se adaptou ao meu Moto Edge 40, e permite jogar com muito conforto e qualidade.Os botões são “clicky”, pouca distância para ativação e boa resposta, fazem esse click dando uma sensação de retorno. Os gatilhos são como os de controle convencional, bom para jogos de corrida.Todos os jogos reconhecem o controle, assim como os emuladores. Os botões extras são configuráveis dentro do app do controle e também funcionam em qualquer jogo.