by Michael L Hicks on (#54Y8Q)
Near-universal supportRazer Kishi$80 at RazerProsWorks with most Android phonesExcellent build qualityClassic button configurationConsNo headphone jackSome wobble with smaller phonesThe Razer Kishi takes the core Gamevice conceit and adds some Razer quality, leading to an excellent product. Its ability to seat almost every Android device means few gamers will be left out. It's relatively comfortable to grip, with good button/trigger quality. The absence of a headphone jack is the only step back from previous Gamevice models.Fitted to a fewGamevice$69 at WalmartProsiOS and Android supportHeadphone jackLightweightConsOnly works for a few specific phonesInevitably obsoleteUnreliable buttons and triggersGamevice has a variety of controllers tied to specific phones, which lets specific phones slot in with little wiggle room . . . provided you can find the proper controller in stock. It may have no latency, but button and trigger squis...