SteelSeries' controller has a generic build that can't stand up to the more mobile-centric Razer Kishi I already use for gaming on my phone.
The SteelSeries Stratus+ looks like a gamer’s controller. It’s black with angular edges and bulbous buttons. It also has a row of white LED lights on the front that blink in specific ways to show the controller’s connection status and battery meter.
The Stratus+ has standard current-gen console controls, including an 8-way directional pad, back and select buttons, two analog joysticks, and the requisite A, B, X, and Y buttons. There are four shoulder buttons on the top of the controller, plus a wireless pairing button and a battery level button.The Razer Kishi has the same button layout, except it’s split across the device.
Once you get the phone to stay put, the Stratus+ connects via Bluetooth. It’s simple and easy—long-press the middle button to pair a device. If you need to pair to another device, long-press the pairing button and wait for the LED status lights to indicate they’re scanning for new hardware. For this test, I paired the Stratus+ with my Android phone plus my Windows PC.
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