In addition, since most phones only have a single charging port on the bottom that's used up by the Kishi, Razer added a USB Type-C port on the bottom of the right half of the controller for passthrough charging. You should aim to use a Bluetooth audio accessory with low audio latency like Razer's own Hammerhead True Wireless earbuds. Since the Kishi obscures the top and bottom parts of your phone, you won't be able to connect any wired audio accessories, so you'll have to use a Bluetooth audio accessory if you don't want to hear audio from your phone's speakers. You can deliberately flex both ends of the Kishi back and forth a bit depending on how thin your phone is, but you shouldn't experience any wobbling when actually playing a game. Once the phone is connected to the Razer Kishi, it's secured quite nicely to the controller.
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