Razer introduces the Prio mobile game controller, a USB-C controller designed for use with smartphones. The device folds down when not in use, aiming to make it compact and easy to carry.
Multiple outlets describe the Prio as credit-card-sized or pocket-friendly, highlighting a foldable form factor that reduces its footprint. Engadget characterizes the controller as “cute” and emphasizes portability, while 9to5Google focuses on the specific size comparison and the USB-C connection.
Both reports present Prio as a new accessory from Razer for mobile gaming on both Android and iPhone devices. Details beyond the controller’s connection type, foldable design, and intended compatibility are not included in the provided excerpts. The common theme across coverage is that Razer is targeting convenience by combining a smartphone-ready controller with a compact, folding design.
