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Razer Prio is an Android and iPhone game controller that folds down to roughly the size of a credit card

Razer has just launched its new Prio game controller, a USB-C controller for your smartphone that folds down to the footprint of a credit card. more…

Razer Prio is an Android and iPhone game controller that folds down to roughly the size of a credit card

Razer has recently introduced its new Prio game controller, a USB-C controller designed for both Android and iPhone smartphones. This compact controller can fold down to the size of a credit card, making it highly portable. The controller attaches to the sides of the phone and connects via USB-C. When not in use, the Prio folds down to around 10-15mm in width and height, although it is thicker than a standard credit card.

Despite its small footprint, the Prio includes tactile low-profile thumbsticks, dual bumpers, triggers, a D-Pad, and ABXY buttons. These features are achieved through contactless sensors that prevent drift. The Prio weighs 101 grams and is priced at $99.99 on Razer's online store, the same price as Kishi V3. Additionally, the controller is already available for purchase and shipping on Amazon.

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