Razer
Razer Kishi Ultra Review
Poor
$149.99
The most comfortable mobile controller ever made — full-size console ergonomics, Hall Effect triggers, and real haptics on Android. A widely reported 3.5mm jack defect, potentiometer sticks, and no bundled case temper the $149.99 ask, but it is routinely discounted to around $100. 8/10 — Great.
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connectivity
USB-C wired
compatibility
iPhone, Android, iPad Mini 6
triggers
Hall Effect analog
haptics
Razer Sensa HD (Android/Windows only)
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Full-size console-class ergonomics
- Hall Effect analog triggers
- Razer Sensa HD Haptics (Android/Windows)
- Works with phones and iPad Mini
- 15W passthrough charging + 3.5mm jack
- Virtual controller mode on Android
Cons
- 3.5mm jack audio distortion reported by multiple owners (firmware fix pending)
- Potentiometer sticks at a $150 price point
- No carrying case in the box
- Haptics and virtual mode unavailable on iOS
Full Specifications
| connectivity | USB-C wired |
|---|---|
| compatibility | iPhone, Android, iPad Mini 6 |
| triggers | Hall Effect analog |
| haptics | Razer Sensa HD (Android/Windows only) |
| extras | Chroma RGB, 3.5mm jack, 15W passthrough, L4/R4 buttons |
| rgb | Razer Chroma |
The Verdict: Poor
The most comfortable mobile controller ever made — full-size console ergonomics, Hall Effect triggers, and real haptics on Android. A widely reported 3.5mm jack defect, potentiometer sticks, and no bundled case temper the $149.99 ask, but it is routinely discounted to around $100. 8/10 — Great.
— GamepadSquire
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