The controller has a wired connection to your device, meaning that you won't need to charge it. That will also result in lower latency compared with a gamepad that's connected via Bluetooth. There is ...

Apart from the price and game availability, there's a whole debate whether a keyboard and mouse for consoles is a good idea.

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Taylor worked with AP from 2018 to 2025, most recently as Google Editor. Android supports basically every popular Bluetooth gamepad you can buy, including those made for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series ...

Razer has unveiled its Wolverine V2 Pro gamepad compatible with a PS5 console. The new Wolverine V2 Pro is a premium gamepad that is being primed to compete with some of the luxury accessories in the ...

The Kishi comes with a "universal fit" thanks to its Gamevice belt on the back, which stretches to accommodate XL-sized Pixels, most Samsung phones as well as iPhone 7 and beyond. In theory, any ...

While not everyone might have a console, many people have smartphones, which is why being able to turn a smartphone into a gaming device could be an interesting product. This is exactly what Razer ...

Razer just announced a few new products at CES today, and one of those is a new mobile gamepad called the Kishi. It follows Razer’s recently released Junglecat mobile gamepad that launched at the tail ...

Quick-reaction buttons top the list of hilariously over-described features. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Do PC gamers ever ...

Razer, perhaps a little surprisingly, announced another new mobile gamepad at CES 2020, called the Kishi, and it’s earned our pick for a best of CES 2020 award. The Kishi is not just another new ...

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