The Razer Kishi V2 Pro is only $54.99 right now, making it an amazing deal on a high-quality controller that is hard to match ...

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Now in its second iteration, the Razer Kishi is a premium piece of tech that costs around $100 in the official Razer store.

While the Kishi Ultra does work with newer Apple devices, some of its features only work on Android (or PC when connected over USB-C). One of the biggest examples is the built-in Razer Sensa HD ...

Android, and iPad Mini users, priced at $149.99. A price that puts it head-to-head with the Razer Kishi Ultra we recently reviewed. But what sets this device apart? The Vagabond is a split design ...

The Vagabond is a very well-built controller, made with a solid plastic frame and textured rubberized grips for better ...

The Kishi Ultra is compatible with larger handheld devices, including the iPad mini and your favorite Android foldable. And Nothing impresses us again with its affordable Ear (a) buds. Get the ...

It's also worth noting that even though this is called an "iOS controller," it will work with Android smartphones and ... Like the Razer Kishi, it turns any iPhone 6S or later into a Nintendo ...

The face buttons and D-pad are decent – they’re tactile and aren’t mushy – but don’t impress like the mechanical mouse-like clicks of the Asus ROG Tessen or the Razer Kishi Ultra.

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