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Razer Kishi Review

Razer Kishi Review

Posted on June 12, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

There are lots of peripherals claiming they can turn any smartphone into a Nintendo Switch rival. With the the arrival of GeForce Now, Stadia and Project xCloud, the Razer Kishi is the first of its kind with a decent chance of success at it

The Razer Kishi is the latest lump of plastic claiming it’ll turn your smartphone into a Nintendo Switch-like mobile gaming station.

If this sounds familiar, it should. Asus started the trend when it released a similar peripheral and dock for the first generation ROG Phone a few years ago. Razer and Xiaomi Black Shark jumped on the bandwagon a few months later and have since released numerous similar docks for their respective “gaming phones”.
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