Paul Morris·

Razer Kishi Game Controller For Android Devices Currently Just $54.99 [$25 Off]

The Razer Kishi mobile game controller for Android devices is currently available to purchase with a very appealing 31% discount applied. The ongoing discount takes the price of the controller down to just $54.99.

This Razer Kishi controller has been designed to let people bring their A-game anytime, anywhere. The universal gaming controller fits most Android-based smartphones and has been designed to try and bring a console-level gaming experience directly to people who want to consume games on their mobile devices.

the flexible design of the controller makes it extremely portable. It can be folded down to a smaller handheld device and then extended to accommodate a device. This makes it perfect for gaming and perfect for transporting and travelling. It offers a clickable analogue thumbstick and an 8-way directional pad for maximum control over the game that’s being plated. It comes with a USB Type-C connector to connect to the Android smartphone as well as a USB Type-C port to connect other devices.

The accompanying Razer Cortex Mobile app lets you discover new and popular mobile games, and utilize the Game Booster for game and device optimization. With Paid to Play, you can earn Razer Silver just by launching games and playing via the app. Additionally, unlike Bluetooth controllers which produce lag, the controller has zero latency by directly connecting to the device’s charging port.

If this is the type of portable gaming controller that you think would complement your smartphone and take your mobile gaming to the next level, then you should know what to do by now. Simply head on over to the direct link below to make the purchase. There are no discount codes or coupons required to achieve the advertised price.

Buy: Razer Kishi Mobile Game Controller from Amazon: $54.99 | Original price: $80

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