Playing on mobile phonesonecan sometimes be a nuisance. While developers are trying to adapt their game controls to tiny displays without physical buttons, some genres are calling for more sophisticated control methods. We are talking about game controllers, of course. In the last part of our series, we introduced the years-tested Wireless Controller from Microsoftu, today we will recommend a less traditional option from the well-known company Razer.
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Razer kishi Unlike classic controllers, it uses the ability to directly attach to your iPhone. After dividing the folded controller in two, a space appears in which you can comfortably fold your phone. It then finds itself surrounded by a classic formation of control buttons. Your iPhone then it starts to resemble, for example, the successful Nintendo Switch console. Unlike it, however, the Razer Kishi has two sticks and three system buttons.
The Razer Kishi connects to iPhonem not using wireless technologies, but directly via the port LightningThanks to this, it offers minilow latency during gaming, which will be appreciated not only by casual gamers but also by those who are a little more serious about gaming. You can also conveniently charge your phone while playing via a special port on the right side of the device. However, you don't have to worry about the controller wearing out too quickly. Its plastic body is protected by rubber grips, which you will find in the package in two pairs.
One thing strikes me. On Alza reviews are written by android phone users. But why is “GamePad” in the product description for iPhone?
Prothat is sold on both platforms. With lightning konewhich one is usb-c
Backbone it is much much better...