The Razer Kishi V3 Pro is expensive as mobile gaming controllers come, but offers solid value with its array of remappable ...

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Razer Wolverine V2 Pro PS5 Controller Review – If you’ve never bought a third-party controller, then you’re very much not alone, because for years it seemed like third-party controllers would remain ...

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The best Razer controllers are some of the greatest pads available regardless of whether you play on console or PC. Some Razer controllers even beat out models manufactured by console companies. It's ...

Included stand feels comparatively flimsy Some functions require a significant learning curve to set up Minor bugs in some third-party app plug-ins $89.95 at Amazon Razer's new Stream Controller is ...

The second-generation Razer Kishi is here for iPhone users with a new design, better buttons, and a companion app. How does it stack up to the Backbone One? With the original Kishi, Razer came to ...

The Razer Wolverine V3 Pro is a massive improvement over the brand’s previous gamepads. Its refined ergonomics are a huge win, and its commitment to speedy mechanical switches gives it massive ...

In addition to cutting the Wolverine V2's cable with 2.4GHz wireless, the Pro for PS4/PS5 and PC upgrades the switches, triggers and more. I've been reviewing hardware and software, devising testing ...

Razer is jumping into the PlayStation 5 controller scene with an officially licensed premium gamepad. Dubbed the Razer Wolverine V2 Pro, the controller has a white and black design and is fitted with ...

Razer's controllers have always wowed me on paper, but they've never really fulfilled their potential when I've gone hands-on with them. Something about them hasn't felt as refined as offerings from ...