The Razer Kishi is a Joy Controller for iOS and Android devices that come on the market at the beginning of this year - Android devices - Video Peeling news, instructions, exemplary procedures, reviews and cultu

It seems that the switch has an influence on other companies that are currently trying to develop equipment and accessories for mobile phones. Cameron today dealt with Alienwares Switch-inspired Handheld PC. Now Razer has announced a joy-con-style controller, which works both with iOS and Android devices.

However, it is not a completely new concept for Razer. The goal is to build on the basics created with the Razer Junglecat, a similar controller, which focused primarily on people who had a Razer 2. However, Razer Kishi is designed to work with most smartphones and not only with the flagship of Razer.

It promises an extremely low latency, so you should hardly or no delay with the Kishi when playing with the Kishi. It is connected to the USB-C or Apple Lightning connection of your phone and also loads so that you do not have to worry about playing that the battery will be empty. However, the concern could instead switch to their phone, which is no longer charged.

Although Razer vagen promised that it will be compatible with most smartphones, they have also given some special features for devices that will be compatible with them. Apart from the listed below is also stated that all Android devices with 7.0 nougat and higher should be compatible with the controller.

The specific devices that are compatible with the Kishi are:

• Samsung Galaxy S8 / S8 + / S9 / S9 + / S10e / S10 / S10 + Note 8 / Note 9 / Note 10 / Note 10+, G
• Google Pixel 2/2 XL / 3 / 3XL / 4 / 4XL
• iPhone 11/11 Pro / 11 Pro Max
• iphone xr / xs / xs max

* iPhone X * iphone 8/8 plus * iPhone 7/7 Plus * iphone 6s / 6s plus * iPhone 6/6 Plus

It looks pretty elegant and I'm looking forward to trying it. While it is great that games that are compatible with Xbox ONE and PS4 controllers are becoming increasingly useful, an option in switch-style is noticeably more practical than one of the clips that you can buy.

The Razer Kishi is expected to appear at the beginning of 2020, so we can soon expect further news to date of publication and price. It will be compatible with a variety of IOS and Android devices.

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