Razer has expanded its Kishi series with the launch of the Kishi Ultra controller. Designed to enhance the mobile gaming experience, this latest addition supports a wide range of devices, including the iPhone 15 series, Android smartphones, and the iPad Mini.
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A Console-Class Experience
In a recent press release, Razer unveiled the Kishi Ultra as its flagship mobile gaming controller. Boasting features such as Razer Chroma RGB lighting, Hall Effect triggers, and haptic feedback, the Kishi Ultra aims to deliver a console-like gaming experience on mobile devices. Its familiar Backbone-inspired shape allows players to adjust the controller's length to accommodate their specific device, ensuring a comfortable and ergonomic grip during gameplay.
Expanding Compatibility to Tablets
One of the standout features of the Kishi Ultra is its compatibility with tablets, particularly the iPad Mini. With support for devices with up to 8-inch displays, including the sixth generation iPad Mini, Razer has positioned the Kishi Ultra as a versatile solution for gamers on the go. This compatibility is made possible by the inclusion of a USB-C port, a notable feature of the latest iPad Mini model.
While similar controllers for iPads already exist in the market, such as the GameVice for iPad and the iPega 9083B, the Kishi Ultra sets itself apart with its sleek design and wide device compatibility. Unlike bulkier alternatives or those reliant on Bluetooth connections, the Kishi Ultra offers a streamlined and ergonomic design that seamlessly transitions between smartphones and smaller tablets.
The Razer Kishi Ultra is now available for purchase at a price of $149.99 and can be found at retailers like Amazon.
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