Samsung Teams Up With Razer to Level Up Galaxy S26 Ultra Gaming

Mobile gaming keeps getting bigger, but serious players still hit a familiar wall. Touch controls don’t always offer the precision needed in competitive titles. Even the fastest phones can feel restrictive, which is why many users rely on external controllers for a more consistent experience.

Samsung wants you to play without limits, partners with Razer

Samsung doesn’t make its own controllers, even though its flagships are more than capable of handling demanding games. That’s where its latest move comes in. Samsung has teamed up with Razer to launch the “Play Without Limits” campaign across the Middle East and North Africa.

The campaign pairs the Galaxy S26 Ultra (review) with Razer’s Kishi V3 Pro, positioning the combination as a more complete mobile gaming setup. Samsung isn’t shifting toward a dedicated gaming phone strategy here. Instead, it continues to present the Galaxy S26 Ultra as a well-rounded flagship that can scale up with the right accessories.

On the hardware side, the Galaxy S26 Ultra is equipped with the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 for Galaxy chip. It also features an upgraded vapor chamber cooling system designed to maintain stable performance during extended sessions. Samsung has added a Privacy Screen feature as well, which limits viewing angles so on-screen activity stays less visible in public.

The Kishi V3 Pro fills in the missing piece. It offers full-sized controls, interchangeable joysticks, and support for both wired and remote play. The controller attaches directly to the phone, giving users a more familiar layout that closely resembles a handheld console.

Taken together, the partnership reflects a practical approach. Instead of pushing users toward a niche gaming phone, Samsung is leaning on accessories to close the experience gap.

You can buy Razer Kishi V3 Pro from Amazon and Best Buy in the US.