Built to slot in almost any Android phone with a center USB-C port, the Razer Kishi runs off your phone battery and supports pass-through charging. So unlike most Bluetooth controllers, you'll never have to charge it. It collapses into a convenient travel size, input lag is never a problem, and it's less conspicuous than a gaming-clip controller when playing on the go.

The Stratus Duo uses Bluetooth to sync with Android and a Wi-Fi dongle to connect to your PC, meaning you won't have to disconnect from one to play on the other — just flip a switch on its back, and you're good to go! It's quite comfortable to hold for marathon sessions. Its rechargeable lithium-ion battery should last you 20 hours. The only thing missing is haptic feedback, but that shouldn't be a dealbreaker for most mobile gamers.

The Razer Raiju Mobile is an expensive controller, but for your money, you get one of the best Bluetooth controllers for a smartphone that you will ever own. Features include remappable buttons and an accompanying app that lets you set up custom control profiles for games. It's also got a sturdy phone mount and can remember and instantly pair with two different phones over Bluetooth or through a wired connection.

Calling all '90s kids! 8Bitdo has created this Bluetooth controller to include all the modern features you demand from a controller, including rumble functions and dual-stick controls while staying true to the iconic design of the Super Nintendo controller. This is an excellent option if you're a nostalgic gamer looking to install some retro gaming emulators on your phone.

Sometimes, the worst part about gaming on a phone for long periods is that our phones weren't designed to be held in landscape for hours at a time. If you regularly get hand cramps while gaming, this universal phone grip accessory can give your palms something substantial to rest on while also including an on-screen joystick adapter that works pretty good with MOBA-style games.

If you want active noise canceling to block out the real world for your gaming world, but prefer earbuds to over-ear headphones, the Razer Hammerhead line is one of our favorites. It's designed to be gaming-friendly, with low latency and comfortable silicon tips.

While phone clips and controller grips are great ways of keeping your phone close, they can also be heavy. Sometimes it's just better for your eyes and your K/D ratio to prop your phone up and hold your controller at a distance. You want a stand that'll keep your phone tilted at the optimal angle, but which can also be folded up and transported with you. Lamicall has many phone stands, but this folding stand is our pick for its adjustability and portability.

The best smartphone gaming accessories should be as easy to carry around as your phone itself, and this palm-sized power bank has enough power to recharge your phone but will barely make a dent in your pocket. It can be charged via micro-USB input, USB-C input/output, or QuickCharge 3.0 USB-A output.

Not all Android phones support expandable storage via microSD — but if yours does, you can absolutely use one to sideload your phone with games not found on the Google Play Store or your favorite ROMs from your childhood. Samsung makes reliable cards, and the EVO Select 128GB offers the best value.

If you're specifically looking to stream Game Pass titles on your phone, 8BitDo has teamed up with Microsoft for a themed version of its popular SN30 Pro. Unlike the original version, this controller comes with a phone clip and lets you customize trigger and thumbstick sensitivity and button mapping — plus, you get the Xbox home button.

Stadia subscribers can play with any Bluetooth controller. Still, it's worth investing in the official controller, which is exceptionally comfortable for long play sessions and has functional Stadia-specific buttons like the one-touch capture button. It will work across your PC and Android devices, including non-Stadia platforms like Steam. For mobile gaming specifically, however, you'll need to invest in a phone stand.

Dirt, grime, and dust are part of life, so if you need a say way to keep your favorite Android gaming device clean, you can't go wrong with these cleaning cloths.

Pair the best Samsung Galaxy phone with the best game controllers

Are you ready to have some fun with your new Samsung Galaxy phone and get some serious gaming done? Before you can, you'll likely want to get an awesome controller to pair up and make the most out of the experience.

Keep your Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra display safe with a screen protector

Samsung displays are some of the best out there and none are more impressive than the one in the Galaxy S22 Ultra. Keep it safe with an excellent screen protector.

Your Galaxy S22 deserves the best cases ever — and they're right here

While the boxier edges make the Galaxy S22 easier to hold, you'll need a case for maximum grip and impact protection. From clear to colorful, from thin to heavy-duty, these are the cream of the Galaxy S22 case crop.