The Razer Kishi V3 Pro is a very capable mobile controller that comes with reliable and remappable inputs, a comfortable form factor, great software, and a very high price tag. It’s a top choice for ...

The first officially licensed all-button controller Linear switches are a big step up from Sanwa buttons Feels like a premium product despite the small form factor Leverless, all-button controllers, ...

If you're on the hunt for a wraparound mobile controller, you've likely come across two big names. The Razer Kishi V2 and Backbone One may look similar, but under the surface, there are plenty of ...

Razer has introduced the Wolverine V3 Pro, a wireless Esports controller officially licensed by Xbox, designed to elevate competitive gaming on both Xbox and PC. This innovative controller combines ...

Included stand feels comparatively flimsy Some functions require a significant learning curve to set up Minor bugs in some third-party app plug-ins $142.99 at Amazon Razer's new Stream Controller is ...

Razer is trying something new — actually, two things. The Wolverine V3 Pro introduces Hall effect joysticks for the first time in a Razer gamepad, and it’s also the company’s first fully wireless ...

Razer has yet to miss with its Wolverine V2 pro-level controllers. We loved gaming with the Wolverine Razer V2 Chroma for the PC and Xbox Series S|X consoles. Now, Razer is back with the Wolverine ...

The Razer Kishi is one of the best mobile-first controllers on the market, with great compatibility and low-latency inputs. It won't work with wired headphones and the connection when cloud gaming can ...

Razer's branding is mainly focused on computer hardware like mouse and keyboard, yet these days, the company is exploring newer options to cater to the needs of more customers. With the recent release ...

First and foremost, the Razer Wolverine V2 Pro uses an offset-style analog stick layout, despite being an officially licensed PlayStation controller. If you’re a diehard PlayStation player, this might ...