Unlike its rivals, the Backbone One ($99) and the Razer Kishi V2 ($99), the XP7-X Plus uses a full sized controller as its ...

Increases in Android processing power and video game streaming services have made mobile gaming more viable than ever. Here ...

As the name would suggest, the Backbone One 2nd Gen is the second version of the Backbone One mobile controller. It’s ...

Powering the GPD Win Max 2 is the Ryzen 6800U ... as it allows you to completely remap the button inputs to the included Razer Kishi V2 controller. You can then make these overlays disappear ...

The Razer Kishi Ultra is a shoo-in for any mobile controller ... Included in the box is also a 2.4G connector which allows for wireless connectivity when using the controller with PC.

The sticks themselves aren’t as tall as a normal controller, but are around the same height as the “small” sticks included with the Xbox Elite Wireless Series 2 and feel well matched to the ...

The Razer Kishi V2 allows for seamless mobile gaming ... Even though it only connects wirelessly with a 2.4 GHz receiver, which is kind of a pain for some laptop users, it more than makes up ...

and a 2,000mAh battery that can act as a wireless power bank for your phone. If you’re looking for a similar mobile-first controller, check out the Razer Kishi V2. It’s not Bluetooth ...

Whether you are going to college or want a more portable setup for school, there is some great tech to make your gaming ...

The system includes five engaging games, ranging from classic arcade titles to educational challenges, that cater to all ages ...