The brand specialized in gaming products Razer adds new controllers for mobile games with its latest news. These new additions to its catalog are the Kishi V2 Pro controller, the availability in Europe of the Razer Edge, and the new Xbox editions of the Kishi V2 controller for iPhone and Kishi V2 Pro for Android.
Razer Kishi V2 Pro for Android
Due to the popularity of mobile gaming, and to make the transition smoother for console gamers, the Kishi V2 Pro was initially bundled exclusively with the Razer Edge. Now it will be sold separately, being available for purists and mobile game enthusiasts.
This command allows play mobile games as if they were console, with features like HyperSense Haptics, a universal fit with extendable bridge, and the ability to play streaming PC or console games. The controller maintains peak performance through ultra-low latency, pass-through charging, and 3,5mm audio.
Razer Edge
Following its run in the United States, the Razer Edge system will make its debut in the European and Asian territories. With a Snapdragon G3x Gen 1 gaming chip and a 6.8” AMOLED screen with a 144Hz refresh rate, this mobile designed for gaming allows you to enjoy cutting-edge games anywhere, anytime.
Razer Kishi V2 Xbox Edition Line
Designed in collaboration with Xbox, these Xbox Edition controllers are the latest update from Razer in the field of mobile gaming. The Razer Kishi V2 Pro for Android (Xbox Edition) and Kishi V2 for iPhone (Xbox Edition) let you play hundreds of AAA+ Xbox games on iOS and Android mobile platforms. They offer the same precise control and ergonomic comfort of the original Kishi V2, with Xbox button layout in white aesthetic.
Its Razer tactile microswitches on the D-pad, face buttons, side buttons, and familiar Xbox button functionality for Xbox Remote Play and Xbox Cloud Gaming experiences, let you enjoy mobile gaming like a console and forget about it. that you are playing on mobile. With this, they integrate seamlessly with Xbox Cloud Gaming, Xbox Remote Play and compatible streaming platforms and native games.
