There’s a new Razer Kishi Universal Gaming Controller for iPhone (Xbox) out in the market this week. Right alongside the launch of Xbox Game Pass Ultimate cloud<\/b>
\nThere\u2019s a new Razer Kishi Universal Gaming Controller for iPhone (Xbox) out in the market this week. Right alongside the launch of Xbox Game Pass Ultimate cloud streaming at Xbox (dot com), Razer\u2019s teamed up with Microsoft to deliver a controller that\u2019s made to work on this platform, top to bottom. Users will plug their iPhone in to this device, open Safari (the web browser), go to the official Xbox website, and log in. You do not need this specific controller to play Xbox games on your iPhone. That\u2019s not what this is all about. This is simply one of several ways in which an iPhone user can make the whole Xbox streaming system work with the greatest of ease. This version of the Kishi for iPhone works with a new design with Monochrome face buttons. This version also works with MFi certification, connects with most (not all) iPhone models released over the past few years, and \u201cseamlessly works with controller-compatible iOS titles\u201d from Xbox and with Apple Arcade. There is very little difference between this Razer iPhone Kishi and the one that\u2019s been released in the past. This one (with the Xbox in the name) comes with a 90-day \u201cfree trial\u201d of Xbox Game Pass Ultimate \u2013 which is different from the versions that\u2019ve come before. This device is one of many Kishi controllers for a variety of devices This Razer Kishi Universal Gaming Controller for iPhone (Xbox) will cost approximately $100 USD (or 110 Euro) when it becomes available in the Razer Store online and at retailers in the USA and throughout Europe. We published a Razer Kishi Review back in June of 2020 in an earlier iteration. If this newest version is as good or better than that, it\u2019s not going to be difficult to recommend the hardware to prospective users of Xbox cloud gaming on iPhone devices \u2013 not difficult at all!<\/p>\n