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RAZER A Its latest range of Kishi mobile game controllers, capable of accommodating your phone, a small tablet and, in the most comical case, a full -size iPad.
The Kishi V3 Pro XL is apparently designed for people who like to play games on the largest possible mobile canvas, but do not want to count on touch controls or simply associate a wireless cushion. The two sides of the controller extend so much that the V3 Pro XL is capable of accommodating a 13 inch or pro, or Android slate compatible with similar proportions, transforming the tablet into a portable console that makes the Look definitely miniature in comparison.
Remove the “XL” bit and the oversized controller offers the same features as the standard Kishi V3 Pro, which is designed for USB-C phones and tablets up to 8 inches. The two controllers have precise anti-derice TMR chickens with swapable caps, double mouse click recovery buttons and claw grip bumpers, as well as Razer Sensa HD haptics (not currently supported on iOS). The wired and remote game is possible on PC via the Nexus Razer launcher, and you get a load of integrated USB-C passthrough. There is also a 3.5 mm headphone jack if you prefer the wired audio.
The Kishi V3, which is designed for the iPhone and Android handsets. Many pro functions have trickle to the rationalized option, including full -size TMR sticks (without swappupable caps) and rear buttons. The design of the USB-C “island” of the controller makes it largely compatible with cases, so you don’t need to remove yours each time you want to play a game.
Whatever the model you take, Razer will offer you up to six months free from Apple Arcade, at the normal price of $ 7 per month. Will this soften the prices of these controllers? Not really. The Kishi V3 costs $ 100, the V3 PRO is $ 150 and the V3 Pro XL arrives at $ 200, which seems extremely high for an additional controller for your massive tablet. But if you are looking for a controller for this very specific use case, Razer has covered you.
