Samsung’s Middle East and North Africa unit unveiled “Play Without Limits,” a campaign pairing the Galaxy S26 Ultra with Razer’s Kishi V3 Pro mobile controller.
The push is designed to showcase the S26 Ultra as a gaming-capable flagship, with the controller adding more precise input for a console-like experience.
Samsung has not said whether the tie-up will include bundled Galaxy S26 Ultra and Kishi V3 Pro packages in MENA stores.
The campaign reflects Samsung’s approach to mobile gaming: lean on mainstream flagship phones and third-party accessories rather than build a dedicated gaming handset ecosystem.
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