Are you into mobile gaming? I got you. In this video I put the Razer Kishi Ultra to the test and see if it really deserves that “god tier of mobile gaming” label. I unbox it, show the different rubber inserts, and compare it to my older Kishi-style controller so you can see just how huge the Ultra is. The big win here is the full-size grips and full-size thumbsticks—no more Joy-Con style sticks—so it actually feels like a real controller in your hands, not a tiny mobile add-on. I tested it on my iPhone 16 Pro Max and an Android device, walked through the Razer Nexus app, updated firmware, and showed you how to customize the CHROMA RGB. On iOS, it worked right away with Call of Duty Mobile, and the comfort + control was legit (yeah… my KD showed it). On Android, it’s a mixed bag: Destiny detected controller input instantly, but Call of Duty Mobile on Android was the problem—COD Mobile is picky with controller support, and it straight up didn’t work for me there. I also plugged it into my PC and confirmed it works, with button remapping handled through Steam (RGB control stays on mobile/app or manual shortcuts). At $149.99 it’s too steep, but at the $79.99 sale price I think it makes a lot more sense if you want a full-size mobile controller experience.