Ces 2020 Razer Debuts New Dualsided Iphone Game Controller In Partnership With Gamevice Exclusive Jun 2026

The controller required a specific 18-pin Lightning flex cable that was manufactured in Wuhan, China. When the city shut down in January 2020, production ceased indefinitely. Razer pivoted to the Kishi (which used a simpler USB-C bridge and no rigid spine) because its parts came from a different region (Guangdong).

Despite the CES hype, the product was dead by March 2020. Three reasons: The controller required a specific 18-pin Lightning flex

The announcement, debuted exclusively at CES 2020, marks a significant pivot for Razer’s mobile strategy, moving away from the "sleeve" style cases of the past toward a universal, low-latency controller that fits the modern, bezel-less smartphone. debuted exclusively at CES 2020