The Razer Kishi v2 has introduced a few months ago. But until now it was only available for Android smartphone users. But now, Razer has announced the device for iphone as well. With this, iOS users can also get a chance to experience the experience of a great mobile game controller.
The Razer Kishi v2 is the successor to the original Razer Kishi that launched in 2020. It's a solid controller that can turn your smartphone into a portable gaming machine with excellent physical controls. It has several enhancements like a support bridge, microswitch inputs, and expanded support for feature phones.
The Kishi v2 controller has analog clickable thumb sticks, a d-pad, four input buttons, two triggers, two bumpers, and two programmable multifunction buttons. There are also buttons called menu, option, share, and Razer Nexus. iPhones can be easily supported by the extendable bridge mentioned earlier. It is easy to insert and remove. At the same time, the bridge keeps the iPhone safe by connecting. Since the controller creates a direct connection with the iPhone, it has very low input lag. Therefore, when playing games, users can get a good experience without any hindrance. If you are an iPhone user, you might be a little worried about the phone's battery. Especially when playing games. Passthrough charging allows you to play games with your iPhone for hours with this controller. Razer also offers in-depth support through its own Razer Nexus app. The app can download firmware updates and can also be used to customize the experience by reconfiguring the controller's multifunction buttons. You can use the app to broadcast live streams using Facebook and YouTube. Those who play games like PUBG, Free Fire, and COD Mobile will be able to benefit from this.
Razer Kishi v2 isn't just for gaming on your iPhone, you can also take advantage of online gaming services from Xbox Game Pass, Nvidia GeForce Now, Google Stadia, and other remote streaming platforms. If you are not sure about the mobile game controller, you can have a good idea about it by looking at the in-depth review of the Android version. The controller is compatible with iPhones running iOS 15.4 or later.
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