Razer’s new Prio controller folds down small enough to fit in your pocket
Razer's new Prio folds down pocket small and twists open into a full console layout, turning any spare minute into a real gaming session.
Razer has unveiled the Prio, a foldable mobile gaming controller designed to fit comfortably in a pocket. This compact controller can be stowed away unnoticed and unfolds into a full-sized device compatible with phones up to 7 inches. The Prio features dual thumbsticks with capacitive sensing to minimize drift, a tactile but quiet D-pad, face buttons, bumpers, and triggers.
It also includes a dedicated Razer Cortex Mobile button for quick access to game libraries. The controller supports both iPhone and Android devices and is designed to work with most phone cases. Additionally, it offers cloud gaming and remote play capabilities for streaming PC and console games directly to your phone from various devices.
Razer is selling the Prio for $99 on their website. Meanwhile, NVIDIA is set to release DLSS 5, a new technology aimed at enhancing real-time game graphics, with NBA 2K27 being its first supported title.
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