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If you're a big fan of gaming on the go, you probably know how touch controls can be more frustrating than enjoyable. If you're playing on a small screen, you can deal with overcrowding and pressing the wrong button. Depending on what kind of phone you're using, it might feel awkward holding your phone while trying to play, too. That's where a mobile controller comes in. And right now, you can score a discount on one that should make your games feel much more fun to play.

As of May 2, get the Razer Kishi Ultra for $99.99, down from its usual price of $149.99, at Amazon. That's $50 off and a discount of 33%.

The Razer Kishi Ultra works with iPhone 15 and 16 series devices, Android, iPad Mini A17 Pro, and a variety of other mobile gadgets, so you should be covered even if you aren't using the latest and greatest tech. The controller can be fitted directly on the side of your device, so it looks like it's been cut in half, but it's a full-size option that works the same as using a regular controller.

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Once attached, you can use physical controls with your favorite games, so tapping around on the screen is a thing of the past. The controller uses a tactile 8-way D-pad with action buttons, Hall Effect triggers, programmable buttons and durable analog sticks. It also has Razer Sensa haptic on board so you can feel rumbling when it matters. To make things a bit more fun and exciting, it also has Chroma RGB lighting that you can customize.

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You can use Virtual Controller Mode to remap touch screen controls as well, so if a game previously did not offer controller support, you can bypass this and make a custom setup. This is for Android users only, but it's a super useful feature. If you're ready to change the way you experience mobile gaming, grab one before it goes back up in price.

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