r/RazerKishi

Hello! I have a Samsung Galaxy A52S with a Razer Kishi.

The device specs are Snapdragon 778G and 6gb of RAM. Purchased the Razer Kishi a while back and hardly used it.

Would love to know what you guys use your Kishi for so that I can get some ideas.

Sorry if this is not the place for this question since its about old fashioned analog phone jacks. But my parents have Xfinity voice with their landline coming from the Xfinity modem. I want to hook up a cordless phone and a corded phone to this line.

I had issues with using a RJ11 splitter connected to the modem. Xfinity says this will not work and I should hook up to the whole house phone line. Unfortunately the whole house phone line is kind of a mess and so I would like to replicate it for just the two phones I need.

I found a 4 Gauge Distribution box on Amazon. Amazon 4 gauge telephone distribution box. I assume this will fix my issue?

Do I wire the Xfinity modem to the "from telecom port" and then wire the two phones to networks? I think Xfinity's recommended configuration would be interpreted as just hooking up the modem to one of the output ports. They just tell you to hook up the modem to any port in your house to wire up all the ports.

How is this really different from the splitter? Conditioning electronics? It doesn't look powered.

Hey everyone,

I wanted to share something we’ve been working on that we’re pretty excited about.

We’ve successfully implemented native PS5 haptic feedback support in the open-source PS5 streaming app PeaSyo, specifically for the Razer Kishi Ultra and Razer Kishi V3 Pro controllers.

This is not the usual “audio-to-rumble” workaround.

Instead, we:

• Intercepted the original PS5 haptic signals
• translated (mapped) them into the Razer haptics system
• Drove the controller hardware directly with those signals

The result?

👉 The feedback feels extremely close to the DualSense (DS5)
👉 You get texture, tension, and subtle variations, not just vibration
👉 It’s fundamentally different from traditional rumble — much more immersive and precise

We’ve tested it across multiple games, and the experience is honestly surprising — things like footsteps, terrain differences, and environmental effects feel alive, not just “buzzing.”

This is a big step forward for third-party controller support in PS5 streaming.

Download link 🔗