Ces 2020 Razer Debuts New Dualsided Iphone Game Controller In Partnership With Gamevice Exclusive [patched] Jun 2026

Perhaps the most exciting aspect for consumers is the "Universal" nature of the design. While the Lightning version is exclusive to iOS, Razer confirmed that a USB-C version will also be released, catering to the growing market of Android gaming phones and iPad mini users. The expanding bridge mechanism ensures that the controller isn't tied to a specific iPhone model, making it future-proof against Apple's annual size changes—a common criticism of previous Razer mobile cases.

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"This isn't just a clip-on solution. We wanted a true console-grade experience for iPhone, and Gamevice was the perfect partner to make that happen," a Razer spokesperson told us in an exclusive interview. for iPhone was built with several high-performance features

At the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2020, Razer—the leading global lifestyle brand for gamers—made a significant splash in the mobile gaming market. In an exclusive partnership with mobile accessory manufacturer Gamevice, Razer debuted the "Razer Kishi," a dual-sided game controller designed to revolutionize the iPhone gaming experience. This collaboration aimed to solve the oldest problem in mobile gaming: the lack of tactile precision on touchscreens. At CES 2020

The announcement, debuted exclusively at CES 2020, marks a significant pivot for Razer’s mobile strategy, moving away from the "sleeve" style cases of the past toward a universal, low-latency controller that fits the modern, bezel-less smartphone.

At CES 2020, Razer introduced the Kishi for iPhone, a dual-sided, collapsible gaming controller designed in partnership with Gamevice to provide console-standard controls via a direct Lightning connection. The MFi-certified, latency-free device supports cloud gaming services and features pass-through charging, aiming to enhance the mobile gaming experience. Read the full story at

Razer confirmed a launch window for Spring 2020, with pricing expected to be around $79.99–$89.99. An official name was not finalized at the time of the announcement, but sources indicated it would likely fall under the Razer Kishi branding (which launched later in 2020).