The Razer Kishi earns a 6 out of 10 on our repairability scale (10 is the easiest to repair):

No adhesive was used and components are attached with screws.

The controller's relatively modular construction means replacing most components will be a simple task.

One of the most strained parts—the phone connector—is plug-in and easy to replace.

We always say screw before glue. But using two different types of screws—one of them being Tri-point—is unnecessary and a bit annoying.

The most likely-to-fail components—both joysticks—are soldered directly onto the circuit boards, as is the passthrough USB-C charging port.