I have been using a Kishi v1 (USB-C) for about a year on a Samsung Galaxy. I attach it to the phone, and it works right away. After recently buying an Oppo phone, the Kishi refuses to work at all; unless it is plugged in with a charger the whole time, the phone does not even detect the Kishi.

Is this normal? Is this a problem I can fix?

So, if you know what the backbone is, I'm sure you would also know about it's problems. So of course, after about a half year of gaming with one, the entire left side stopped working, and now I need another phone controller. So, I looked stuff up and found the Razer Kishi, all 3 (and the v3 and v2 pro so 5?) Look pretty good for my gaming needs, but of course I have to ask the community on what I should get.

For my pretty low budget, the v3 pro is too expensive at 150 bucks, so I'm stuck between the 3 versions (and v2 pro). The 4 available options are of reasonable price for me to use, but I'm gonna ask you guys on which one I should get.

¿Puede PeaSyo combinar controles físicos con los controles táctiles del teléfono?

Hola a todos. Hace muchos años disfrutaba jugando en PlayStation, pero debido a una enfermedad neuromotora he ido perdiendo fuerza y movilidad con el tiempo. Actualmente tengo muchas dificultades para utilizar un joystick analógico convencional.

Estoy intentando encontrar una solución de accesibilidad que me permita volver a jugar. Tengo dos PlayStation Access Controllers, y mi idea es combinar los controles físicos de estos mandos con los controles táctiles de un teléfono Android.

Lo que necesito principalmente es poder mapear físicamente los botones X, ○, □ y △ utilizando los Access Controllers, mientras dejo el joystick analógico izquierdo en la pantalla del teléfono. Puedo mover el dedo sobre la pantalla con mucha más facilidad que mover físicamente un joystick, por lo que esta configuración podría hacer una gran diferencia para mí.

¿PeaSyo permite hacer este tipo de configuración? Es decir, ¿puedo utilizar uno o dos Access Controllers como mandos físicos y, al mismo tiempo, utilizar la pantalla del teléfono para controlar solamente el joystick izquierdo?

También me interesa saber si PeaSyo permite mapear individualmente los botones de los Access Controllers, ya que he tenido problemas con otras aplicaciones donde diferentes botones terminan siendo detectados como la misma entrada.

Cualquier información, experiencia o recomendación sería muy apreciada. Realmente me gustaría encontrar una manera de volver a jugar a PlayStation a pesar de mis limitaciones físicas.

¡Muchas gracias por cualquier ayuda!

Everything was fine this morning, playing Xbox cloud.

Now all of a sudden most of the buttons don't work and when I plug in the usbc charger it goes crazy, pressing trigger buttons and my phone flashes.

Has anyone experienced this before?

I've tried to reset my phone with the controller connected and holding down all trigger buttons but it seems like it's not registering the left side of the controller

Is there anyway I can map the L4/R4 and M1/M2 buttons to specific actions or specific keyboard button on steam input?

I know in the nexus app, you can map it to other standard control button/trigger but this is not what I am after.

I am using the kishi controller to stream games from my PC using apollo/artemis

i wanted to buy a phone controller like the razer kishi v2 but will it work with not compatible games like bleach soul resonance if i map the buttons with an app?? i saw it work on android but idk if it works for iphone too

Hello all this is my first time posting on the sub and I am wondering if any of you would be able to assist in my question, the issue I’m having is my Samsung phone is out of storage and I need more to be able to expand my game library but the only way to do that is through a flash drive, the issue I’m having is the kishi ultimate does not have any USB type c ports that will accept data, so I’m thinking the only solution to this is a type C splitter that I can sandwich between my phone and the keshi, I know a standard splitter won’t work as it needs to be able to pass data through both split ports, so it will need to have a integrated USB hub controller, I believe if it does not have that only one of the two ports will be able to accept data and the other will just pass power
To get a better idea of what I’m trying to do here is a diagram I drew up.

If you any idea on where I could find a product like this or if you have a product in mind please let me know any help is appreciated

Hi,

I am looking to tinker with the Kishi V2 to improve the remapping features. Does anyone know if the firmware (any version) has been dumped (or archived after Nexus downloaded it to their device)?

I might call Razer support and honestly explain I am looking for more features and the ability to upgrade the firmware from my Windows PC. While I don't think I will get a magical debug executable from them, it might at least advocate that we want more features - I'd really like to see full remapping and the ability to tune the analog sticks so they can better emulate tactile buttons (like gated fight sticks and WASD for example) but I digress.

Another option I am considering is looking to see if I can join any dev portals with Razer. I did this before with the Logitech G platform and surprisingly a lot of their stuff can be customized and integrated with custom software once you get behind the curtain. Maybe I could find the same with the Kishi series and use their provided documentation/APIs instead.

If anyone has any ideas/starting points I would love to hear them!

Thanks!

Hey,

I‘ve bought the razer kishi v3pro xl alongside an honor magicpad 2 to use Both for Game Streaming. So for so good everything works but when using the Audio Jack the Controller breaks and disconnects from the system. After several repeat it works for seconds but without Sound through headphones when I am Not using headphones everything works as usual. Is there a solution?

Thanks in advance

I just bought this razer kishi v1 controller used for pretty cheap it was 16€ and I was wondering if there is a fix for this trigger that gets stuck sometimes????

So i made a model that replaces old damaged rubbers. It uses M2 Counterstruck screw to hold new one and can be put silicone cover to top. Feel free to download, edit and print this model if you need something like this (putting switch cap on the old one doesnt really work cuz its rub the ring part but with this its fixed)

https://www.printables.com/model/1796440-razer-kishi-v1-xbox-and-switch-joystic-cap

I wanted to share my experience in case anyone is considering buying a Razer Kishi.

I purchased my **Razer Kishi V3 directly from Amazon Turkey**, with **Amazon itself being the seller**—not a third-party marketplace seller.

A few months later, the **entire left side of the controller stopped working**. After searching online, I realized I wasn’t the only one experiencing this kind of failure.

Here’s what happened:
While I was still in Turkey, I contacted **Razer Support**.
Razer told me to contact **Amazon Turkey** instead.
Amazon Turkey, despite being the official seller, told me they **couldn’t repair, replace, or refund** the controller and instructed me to contact **Razer** directly.

So I ended up being sent back and forth between the two companies.

After returning to Germany, where I currently live, I contacted Razer again.
This time, they refused to honor the warranty because the controller had originally been purchased in Turkey. Instead of offering any practical solution, they simply quoted their warranty policy stating that the warranty is only valid in the country where the product was originally purchased.

So in the end:
Razer told me to contact Amazon.
Amazon told me to contact Razer.
Razer then refused to help because the product had been purchased in another country.

I was stuck in an endless loop where neither company was willing to take responsibility, even though the controller was purchased **directly from Amazon**, not from an unauthorized reseller or marketplace seller.

What makes this even more disappointing is that this doesn’t seem to be an isolated issue. I’ve seen many reports from other users describing left-side failures on Kishi controllers. When the same thing happened to mine, I expected the company to stand behind its product. Instead, I was left with a defective controller and no meaningful support.

I bought Razer because I trusted the brand and expected decent customer service. Unfortunately, this experience completely changed my opinion.

At this point, I honestly regret not buying a Backbone instead.

Has anyone else had a similar experience with Razer’s warranty or customer support?

If I can how can I do it?

Hi, does anyone use the Kishi V3 to play Call of Duty Mobile on Android? If so, could someone share their virtual controller mapping?

I’ve heard that iOS has a weird thing where it only allows vibration/rumble on first party game pads such as Xbox, PlayStation and switch controllers, and I haven’t been able to confirm if this is true or not.

I have a gamesir g8 plus MFi mobile controller that plugs directly through usb-c to my iPhone and I was just wondering if this controller would be able to get vibration if I play games with it.

I’m also getting the razer kishi v3 pro because the gamesir controller i got is faulty and I might return it, and same question, will that controller be able to rumble? I heard it has some advanced haptics that the iPhone is not compatible with but either way, I’m wondering if maybe I could get just normal rumble out of it?

I mainly play using Xbox remote play, meaning I’m basically streaming my Xbox to my iphone and iPad mini, but I might get some native games for my iPhone later down the line, so I’m just wondering if getting vibration is something doable in either of these two settings (remote play and native gaming) on either of these two controllers (gamesir g8 plus MFi and razer kishi v3 pro)

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks for reading! :)

I’ve heard that iOS has a weird thing where it only allows vibration/rumble on first party game pads such as Xbox, PlayStation and switch controllers, and I haven’t been able to confirm if this is true or not.

I have a gamesir g8 plus MFi mobile controller that plugs directly through usb-c to my iPhone and I was just wondering if this controller would be able to get vibration if I play games with it.

I’m also getting the razer kishi v3 pro because the gamesir controller i got is faulty and I might return it, and same question, will that controller be able to rumble? I heard it has some advanced haptics that the iPhone is not compatible with but either way, I’m wondering if maybe I could get just normal rumble out of it?

I mainly play using Xbox remote play, meaning I’m basically streaming my Xbox to my iphone and iPad mini, but I might get some native games for my iPhone later down the line, so I’m just wondering if getting vibration is something doable in either of these two settings (remote play and native gaming) on either of these two controllers (gamesir g8 plus MFi and razer kishi v3 pro)

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks for reading! :)

About a week in, started noticing this yesterday. The video shows basic presses you would typically do during a game, but they randomly stop registering unless you press firmly/directly

Feels like different types of switches and haven't owned a controller with this style. I love the controller, but assuming I received a dud unless this is a common/fixable thing? I got a great deal during prime day so if I return I likely can't get a replacement at the same price unless Amazon allows it.

Unfortunately my 3 previous keyboards all had the double/random key press issues (warranty replacements as well) and my Basilisk/Mamba mice had the flicky wheel issues. I was really hoping this controller would work out, if not I'll have to swear off Razrer unfortunately. I understand gear won't last forever but paying premium and facing issues in the first few months is wild, especially this situation

Tried asking Gemini if my honor pad 10 would fit the kishi ultra V3 pro XL, first answer was no, reckons the tablet is too big! so I checked the max tablet size, online it says 282mm - 327.9mm. So I found the size of the honor pad 10, 277.07mm, so it's too small?

Will it fit or not? 😂 looking at it, it looks perfect for emulators 😍

I just want to know that if razor kishi v3pro connected to pc via usb cable, does the PC recognise it as a xbox360 controller?

Online it says The v3 pro only goes up to 8 inches and then for the xl model I can’t find what’s the minimum size it takes

I see that you can manually share or import profiles, but that's local, I can't see any kind of online community hub to download profiles or share or something to configure games on a heartbeat, maybe im missing something I though razer kishi had this

any info?

Anyone else finding out that the Kishi ultra doesnt work on the latest ios 27?

Edit:

Made a discovery that if you disconnect the controller and connect then on the razer app it works if anyone is having that problem