Razer announces the Kishi Ultra mobile gaming controller for Android, iPhone, iPad, some Foldables
Razer has always been at the forefront of pushing boundaries in the gaming hardware space, and today the company has added one more stepping stone with the launch of the new Kishi Ultra. As the successor to the Razer Kishi V2 Pro, the Ultra aims to appeal to a wider audience of Pro mobile gamers.
Introducing features like a larger form factor to accommodate larger mobile devices, pro-grade controls and ergonomics, USB-C compatibility for iOS devices, Razer’s own Sensa HD Haptics and Chroma RGB, plus wired play on PC and iPad, the Kishi Ultra aims to break the barriers previous iterations of mobile controllers have faced. It looks and feels premium, and it delivers on many of its promises. I had the opportunity to try out the new Kishi Ultra for a very brief period of time, and though not long enough to form a full review, I will attempt to present some first impressions.
The designThe Kishi Ultra debuts a new design that is a step above that of the Kishi V2 and Kishi V2 Pro. It includes a full-sized handle and button layout, closely mirroring the ergonomics of console controllers. This means seasoned console or PC gamers can more easily adjust and enjoy that familiar feel on their mobile devices. In a product briefing with Razer, the company expressed how important this was to them with this new controller.
