Razer Kishi V3 Pro XL drops to $159.99 on Amazon
Amazon has cut the Razer Kishi V3 Pro XL to $159.99, a $40 discount from its $199.99 list price. The USB-C controller is designed for 10-inch to 13-inch tablets and supports native mobile, cloud, and remote play.
The Kishi V3 Pro XL is built for iPad and Android tablets up to 13 inches. It can turn a big tablet into a handheld-style gaming setup, with the tablet held between two controller grips. The controller was available for less only for a short period during the summer Prime Day sale, according to Android Authority, so the current Amazon deal is more useful for shoppers who missed that brief window.
Razer equips the controller with full-size TMR thumbsticks and a console-style layout. The company positions it for native mobile games, cloud gaming, and remote play, rather than a single type of play. For longer sessions, it includes passthrough charging and a 3.5mm headphone jack, features that can be helpful when the tablet is used as the screen and the controller is handling input.
Compatibility centers on USB-C tablets in roughly the 10-inch to 13-inch range. That includes USB-C iPad Pro and iPad Air models, according to Android Authority. The controller is not limited to phones, and the larger format is meant to fit tablets that would otherwise be paired with separate gamepads or not used for handheld-style play at all.
At $199.99, the Kishi V3 Pro XL sits in the premium accessory range. The Amazon discount lowers the entry price by 20%, making it easier to justify for players who already use a large tablet for games and want controls that fit the screen better. The deal is available while Amazon's promotion lasts, the report said.