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December 2019
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Published: 2020-02-23, Author: Jason , review by: techaeris.com
Small, compact design,Pairs easily and works well for gaming,Long battery life,Can be used with or without phone grip case,No USB Type-C cable include
Phone grip cases only for a few phones,Phone grip case lacking in phone protection,Razer should have integrated this with the Razer Arctech phone case,Bit small with the slide-in controller grip,Doesn't work with all games,Not a fan of the PlayStation sty
The Razer Junglecat isn't exactly cheap but works great and has insane battery life. It's a shame it isn't compatible with more phones but we're excited to see what theRazer Kishihas in store for both Android and iPhone gamers when it releases.*We use rev...
Low latency connection for instantaneous button response, independent Bluetooth connections for each controller, Nintendo Switch like style with supported phones, Excellent buttons with very tactile feel, High-quality build, Extremely portable, Very long-
Great performance, Excellent battery life, Very responsive and reliable, Customizable controls, Small and light
Slightly overpriced, Borrowed design, Lack of compatible cases
The Razer Junglecat is a great Android game controller for casual and avid gamers alike. The Switch-like layout is familiar, compact, comfortable and customizable. The Junglecat controller is responsive, reliable and lasts for ages, but it feels a bit ove...
If you're looking for a gaming controller and happen to have one of the three compatible devices, I think that the Razer Junglecat is a worthy contender for your gaming dollar. Razer is a strong and reliable brand in gaming accessories and is building qui...
Open Gallery The fact that dedicated controllers for iPhones are now properly supported is an undeniably Good Thing, but we haven't yet found a really great one. The Razer Junglecat doesn't do that. It's a bit big and it feels a bit cheap, and...
The Razer Junglecat is better than many iOS controllers we've seen but still feels someway off being the finished article. Its pocketable nature makes it ideal for commuter gamers, but slight issues with button choices and a lack of a tilting screen hold...
Compact, Can be used on Android smartphones and Windows PC, Clicky, responsive buttons and D-pad, Comfy analog sticks, Lengthy battery life, Better build quality than Nintendo Switch Joy-Cons, Razer Gamepad apps lets you customize controls even for unsupp
Have to charge both sides separately, Octopus plugin crashes occasionally, Dependency on phone cases limits its potential, Right controller layout is a bit awkward at first
The fact that dedicated controllers for iPhones are now properly supported is an undeniably Good Thing, but we haven't yet found a really great one.The Razer Junglecat doesn't do that.It's a bit big and it feels a bit cheap, and while we might forgive tha...
Inputs are highly responsive, Ergonomic, easytohandle design, Lightweight and portable
Expensive compared to other Android controllers, Usage is only maximised with certain phones and genres, Features are rather generic; offers nothing special
