Razer’s New $100 Game Controller Folds Right Up for Your Pocket

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Razer has been making mobile game controllers for a few years now, but the new $100 Prio ultracompact controller could be its most portable yet. Whereas prior controllers like the Razer Kishi are so large that they need to be in a tote bag, the Prio folds up so it can fit inside a pocket.

That on the go convenience could be a selling point for this controller on its own. Standard mobile controllers help make your phone transform into a gaming handheld, but they’re typically not pocket-size. And if you’re already carrying a bag for a controller, you might as well bring a full-size Nintendo Switch 2 or a Steam Deck.

Razer says the Prio weighs 101 grams, roughly the same as a bar of soap. When folded, the controller almost resembles a small wallet. When unfolded, Razer says it can attach to larger phones like Apple’s iPhone...

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