The Junglecat comes with support for 3 different devices via a modular case! Just attach the case attach the controller's and dominate the competition!
Download the official app to customize the buttons for maximum advantage in your games! https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.razer.gamepad.en
Head over to the Razer Store to purchase now! https://www.razer.com/gb-en/gaming-controllers/razer-junglecatNK.33All these 3 means it's better to DIY the case. Hope there's official 3D model available so we could use for modification.
So mine arrived yesterday - aint had much of a chance to try em out - this busy life we lead... however a couple of things annoying: 1) Cant charge your phone while playing games with the controllers. It strikes me that for such a heavy price tag i think the case should have included a USB C connection to the phone so that the right controller had some sort of physicall input to the phone - the benefit of this would be two-fold - a) it would be able to connect to the phone without bluetooth and b) we could charge the phone THROUGH the USB C case connection 2) The case isnt that good and doesnt serv well as an every-day case - which means it loses portability -you will have to carry the case and the 2 controllers with you if you dont want to use the case it comes with as an every-day case. One thing i noticed is the case it comes with is nowhere near as good as the carbon case i have which has a lip to protect the phone - this has no lip. 3) No hole for the RP2 chroma logo light to shine through - strikes me as an obvious oversight - cant believe they left this out I will report back with more info the more i use it
MrRaptor63Awesome, I just got the Junglecat controllers last Friday a Day ahead of Schedule also. Coming from a Guy that used a lot of Telescopic controllers. These are by far the best in terms of quality and input delay. What Razer said is true, the input delay is way better than any other bluetooth controller. I do play alot of retro games, so it's easily noticeable. Mobile Games like Modern Combat Series, these work very well as it's a supported game officially. I love the Razer Phone 2, I'm also interested in the Hammerhead wireless.
Got some testing to do! Arrived 2 days ahead of schedule, Nice!
NK.33Yeah On the Case, it's a total oversight that they blocked the logo. Maybe a cost cutting measure, but odd coming from Razer. I wouldn't use the case as an every day driver, just when I want to Game. not much protection in my opinion from those cases.
So mine arrived yesterday - aint had much of a chance to try em out - this busy life we lead... however a couple of things annoying: 1) Cant charge your phone while playing games with the controllers. It strikes me that for such a heavy price tag i think the case should have included a USB C connection to the phone so that the right controller had some sort of physicall input to the phone - the benefit of this would be two-fold - a) it would be able to connect to the phone without bluetooth and b) we could charge the phone THROUGH the USB C case connection 2) The case isnt that good and doesnt serv well as an every-day case - which means it loses portability -you will have to carry the case and the 2 controllers with you if you dont want to use the case it comes with as an every-day case. One thing i noticed is the case it comes with is nowhere near as good as the carbon case i have which has a lip to protect the phone - this has no lip. 3) No hole for the RP2 chroma logo light to shine through - strikes me as an obvious oversight - cant believe they left this out I will report back with more info the more i use it
MullenLiveModding the case will only be able to change point 3.... maybe point 2 as well....to creat a lip.
All these 3 means it's better to DIY the case. Hope there's official 3D model available so we could use for modification.
Asten__would be interesting - the case is made for RP2 however the RP1 is slightly smaller so can fit - only issue is the placement of charging port and camera lenses...
So has someone of you who already got the Junglecat been able to test it with a RP1 ? I would love to have feedback from ppl who have tried it! Thank you so much!
NK.33I'm think to include a OTA cable like this https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07HBSQMGM in the case.
Modding the case will only be able to change point 3.... maybe point 2 as well....to creat a lip.
NK.33It can't be used as daily case anyway. For RP1, as I see the phone would just drop from the case when facing down. As NK.33 mentioned, it doesn't work well with RP2 either, so not a lose for RP1. Meanwhile, if it can't be used as daily case, it's not a issue for camera lenses since you don't need that when playing the game. I don't see charging port has different placement, but you can't use it while playing game anyway. In general, no DIY is needed specifically for RP1 since RP2 case is already bad enough... I have some other issues with Junglecat so far and I may want to post that later. Hold the idea of DIY unless I could solve other issues first.
would be interesting - the case is made for RP2 however the RP1 is slightly smaller so can fit - only issue is the placement of charging port and camera lenses...
Update: I was able to get the case cut and started the cleanup/sanding process. So far the fit is good and is a pretty easy case hack to make an everyday carry case controller ready.
MullenLiveContrary to my initial post of not being able to use it as a day to day case - I have been using it as a day to day case for over a week now and its fine. Downside is there is no cut out for the logo lighting - however i mainly have this tured off these days anyway as it just drains the battery unnecessarily ... upside is i just need to carry the 2 little controllers with me which are so nice and small and i have gaming everywhre. I use Moonlight & Nvidia Gamestream to stream all my PC games to the phone from anywhere in the world and it works flawlessly. Playing Borderlands 3 on my RP2 - happy days!!!!
It can't be used as daily case anyway. For RP1, as I see the phone would just drop from the case when facing down. As NK.33 mentioned, it doesn't work well with RP2 either, so not a lose for RP1. Meanwhile, if it can't be used as daily case, it's not a issue for camera lenses since you don't need that when playing the game. I don't see charging port has different placement, but you can't use it while playing game anyway. In general, no DIY is needed specifically for RP1 since RP2 case is already bad enough... I have some other issues with Junglecat so far and I may want to post that later. Hold the idea of DIY unless I could solve other issues first.
-ADRM-Definitely a good shout to be able to buy tue cases separately... Changing phone once a year these days I feel is excessive given the relative specs dont change much If you buy an RP1 or RP2 you definitely won't need to change that often as the phones are so powerful they will never lag for years.
So. I got Samsung Galaxy Note 10+. Will razer support more phones with this product later on? Is there any official statement to this? 😲 It would be fun if I could buy the controllers and the case separately. For example, it would be nice to buy just new compatible case when buy a new phone. I usually change my phone at least once a year, so it would be awesome, if Razer made more compatible cases for different phones.
BoreClearChrist. I don't know. I just don't have to play dungeon crawlers, GTA, or real driving games poorly....to the folks who want a more comfortable/acurate way to rub their fingers across the screen.....I have no idea what to tell You other than this ain't it.....but these joysticks on 70 hour games feel cool.
looks cool. What about people who want to play mobile how it was meant to be played (no controller). maybe just make some grips with a cooler for comfort and long gaming sessions.
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