The Razer Prio Is A Very Collapsible Mobile Controller
Videogames peripheral brand Razer has its Kishi line of controllers for mobile phones that focus on ergonomics, as well as mirroring conventional controller tech like back buttons. But if you want something that’s made purely with portability in mind, then the company has something else for you. It’s the recently announced Prio, which the company […] The post The Razer Prio Is A Very Collapsible…
Razer has unveiled a new mobile controller called the Prio, which it claims is the first in its "new line of ultra-portable mobile controllers". The device is designed with portability in mind and can fold down to the size of a credit card when collapsed, although it is thicker at 23mm. Measuring 107 x 67 x 23mm when unfolded, the Prio can accommodate phones up to seven inches in size.
However, users will need a relatively recent phone, as the controller only supports iOS 18 and Android 14 or newer for both local play and streaming. The Prio features all the necessary controller components, including a four-way D-pad, face buttons, bumpers, and triggers. The triggers have some degree of travel for a more responsive feel, and the low-profile analog sticks use capacitive sensing instead of magnetic technology, eliminating the risk of stick drift.
The symmetrical design of the controller ensures a comfortable grip for both left and right-handed users. Priced at RM469, the Razer Prio is slightly cheaper than the company's Kishi V3 model, which boasts an ergonomic design and rear buttons. The device is currently available for purchase on Razer's online store and is expected to be released in local retail stores soon.
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