Where Does Razer Nexus Store Settings and Recordings?
Razer Nexus stores Kishi controller settings in the app and gameplay recordings in the camera roll. Remap and update firmware inside Nexus.
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Razer Nexus is a launcher first and a settings panel second. It gathers controller-supported games in one place and holds the Kishi remaps, haptics, and firmware state for the pad. Your login carries those settings between phones, which beats re-mapping on every upgrade.
Recordings are the part people hunt for. Nexus does not keep its own video vault. Captures go wherever your phone puts screen recordings: the camera roll on iOS, the DCIM tree on Android. Look there when a clip seems to vanish, and check Nexus settings when a button mapping does.
Where Razer Nexus stores this, by platform
/storage/emulated/0/DCIM/ScreenRecords
Recordings land in the system gallery. App settings and mappings live in private storage under your Razer login. Exact folder names may vary by version.
Photos app > Recents (screen recordings)
Gameplay captures save to Photos. Nexus settings, mappings, and firmware state stay in the app under your login. Reinstalling restores settings on sign-in.
Frequently asked questions
How do I update Kishi firmware?
Open Razer Nexus with the Kishi attached and check the controller page for a firmware prompt. Keep the phone awake during the flash. If it stalls, detach, reattach, and retry before assuming the hardware failed.
Where are my Kishi gameplay recordings?
Use your phone screen recorder or the streaming feature while playing through Nexus. Finished recordings land in the camera roll like any other video. Nexus itself is a launcher and settings hub, not a capture folder, so the gallery is the file location.
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