Razer just released a cute and teensy mobile game controller

It's called Prio and folds up when not in use, making it pocket-friendly.

Razer Razer just announced the Prio , a compact mobile gaming controller. It attaches via USB-C and works with both iOS and Android. The big hook here is that it folds up when not in use, making it extremely pocket-friendly.

Despite its diminutive size, the Prio actually offers console-grade controls. The gamepad includes a tactile 4-way D-pad, face buttons, bumpers and triggers. It also features capacitive analog thumbsticks that have been "engineered to reduce drift." The company says this should ensure accurate controls, "even on a bumpy commute."

It connects via USB-C, so setup should be fairly seamless. This also means there's no extra battery to charge. The Prio was made to fit most slim-to-medium phone cases and it supports phones up to seven-inches. This includes beefy handsets like the iPhone 17 Pro Max and the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra .

The Razer Prio integrates with native games on mobile platforms, but also Xbox Cloud Gaming, Steam Link, PS Remote Play and Razer's own PC Remote Play service . This looks like a solid and fairly adorable mobile controller.

It's available to purchase right now and costs $100 . The company says this is the first entry in a new line of ultra-portable mobile gaming controllers, so expect more releases down the road.