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Google Stadia has added a list of new smartphones compatible with its streaming service, according to a blog post on February 20. These smartphones are mostly from Samsung alongside ASUS and Razer’s gaming smartphone lineup.

Today, Razer followed up with the statement and announced that Razer Phone peripherals such as Junglecat, Raiju mobile, and the recently CES-revealed Kishi will support Stadia natively through its plug-and-play design.

For Razer phones in particular, the Razer Phone and Razer Phone 2 are compatible with Stadia.

Cloud gaming on the go with tactile feedback

Razer Kishi supporting Google Stadia

As an end-user, it is certainly welcomed for companies to add these compatibility updates to their products for new platforms to save up time and the hassle to find ways to circle around software limitations. Perhaps you can save up some cash by not getting the Stadia controller and use what Razer offers if you wish.

Looking out for smartphone gamepads to play games locally, online or by streaming? You might be interested in the Joycon-like joinable Kishi, the standard-size pad Raiju Mobile, or the simple yet effective Junglecat.

What about the others?

Since the Razer Phone is added to the Google Stadia’s compatibility list of phones, it is no surprise that the ASUS ROG Phone is in that list as well. Both the ROG Phone and the ROG Phone 2 are added into the compatibility list too.

The ROG Phone series does have a lot of accessories that further elevates the gaming experience. For example, the ASUS ROG Phone 2 also has a Nintendo Switch Joy-Con lookalike called the Kunai Gamepad. It also has the TwinView Dock for dual screen gaming, a desktop dock for keyboard and mouse gaming, or even the WiGig kit for TV gaming.

We have also taken a look at all the various accessories of the ROG Phone 2 here.

Taking a look inside the ASUS ROG Phone 2

As for Samsung, all flagship smartphones since the Galaxy S8 and the Galaxy Note8 are now compatible with Google Stadia. Yes, flagship smartphones from 3 years ago are now compatile with Stadia.

It’s quite insane that flagship smartphones that last this long.


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