Razer Kishi V2 Mobile Gaming Controller for iPhone (Lightning): Console Quality Controls - Universal Fit w/ Extendable Bridge - Stream PC, Xbox, PlayStation Games - Customizable Triggers - Ergonomic

I like the controller. It works very well. The only issue I have is every time I use it, I have to take my phone case off for it to fit perfectly. But I use it a lot when I am just relaxing.

Amazing product it works on my son‘s iPhone and he’s able to play Roblox and Minecraft and also even connect to our PlayStation five and play on his cell phone Super awesome. Everyone should get this for their kids.

Quick TakeThis controller is comfortable and responsive and works well for mobile gaming. The biggest downside is that it isn’t as compact as the Android version, making it a bit harder to carry around.What I Like✓ Ergonomic design that feels good in the hands✓ Buttons and triggers are responsive and work well✓ Pass-through charging is a great feature for longer gaming sessions✓ Overall gameplay feels smooth and console-likeWhat Could Be Better→ Occasionally kicks me out of the game to the iPhone home screen→ Less compact than the Android version due to the rigid back designReal Use / Final ThoughtsMy kids and I have been using this controller for over a year and it has held up well. The controls are responsive and it definitely makes mobile gaming more enjoyable compared to touch controls. The main trade-off is portability since the back doesn’t collapse like the Android version, so it stays fairly wide when carrying it. Despite a few quirks here and there, it’s still a solid controller that does what it’s supposed to do and makes gaming on the phone a lot more fun.

Love this controller. Bought it to use with my iPhone 13 Pro Max to play Diablo Immortal. I have small hands so it took some time to get used to holding it. The XYAB buttons are a little stiff/clicky but for me it is okay. Not a huge issue for me. Pass through charging is awesome. Easy to use and install. I use a Loopy case on my phone and it is not compatible with the controller due to the finger loop. So I have to take my phone out of the case before installing it in the controller. As for playing with Diablo Immortal it’s great for PVE, Farming and raids, rifts. PvP took me time to get used to. I didn’t give up and I’m glad I didn’t because it’s a really great in battleground. Really like how lightweight it is, considering how heavy iPhones are now.

I bought this to remote play my home consoles (Xbox Series X and PS5) and it’s been a pleasure to use it thus far. My only complaint is that the Nexus app home button of the controller can’t be remapped to use as home button to the before mentioned consoles; but it’s still a good experience. I never owned the previous version of the Razer Kishi so I can’t comment on the quality of the analogue sticks compared to these ones, but I can’t complain. They’re placed comfortably and are reasonably strong (like the Nintendo Switch’s analogues). The face buttons are really “clicky” though, and they sound a whole lot, pretty much like the Xbox controller. Overall, it works flawlessly with my iPhone 14 Pro Max, even though the fit is not as “secure” as it would be with the iPhone 14. The iPhone Pro’s cameras get in the way a little bit. But it’s not a deal breaker, not like you’ll use the thing while you’re running.Can’t recommend this enough if you like to remote play as much as me :)

Unfortunately you can do a lot better than this.I have used Backbone for a while and I wanted to give this a try because the reviews were pretty good and I liked the additional buttons along the bumpers.The box it arrived in is made of heavy cardboard and in a pinch, it makes a great travel case. That’s about where the good news ends.I’ve had a lot of problems with it and I’m only about 10 days in at the time of this review.The controls will frequently stop working in during play and when this happens the app continues performing whatever action was being performed when the glitch hit. If you’re side stepping, you will just continue side stepping until the the controller figures out what it’s suppose to be doing. This happens at least 4-5 times during my sessions which are an hour or two on average.The app leaves a lot to be desired. it only seems to suggest niche unknown games. Compared to Backbone’s app this one surely falls WAY short. Even if you are paying to use Backbone’s app, it’s better than whatever this is that Razer produced and you will be happier with the recommendations it suggests.The buttons aren’t as clicky as Backbone’s and with the X, Y, B, A positions, it’s very easy to accidentally tab two buttons at once because of the very small proximity of the layout.The extra bumper buttons are a good idea and I liked having some additional buttons, but they can only be remapped to other already assigned controls.It’s also not as user friendly for streaming, I don’t stream a lot, so I can’t comment a lot on this. When I have used it I haven’t been thrilled with the interface.TLDL: Overall you’re mostly paying for a name and frankly, this accessory of FAR from their best work at Razer. I will be returning this one.

Positives:- Can use with Phone Case on (after removing inserts). Tested with an Apple iPhone 12 Pro Max Leather case.- Light weight (4.3 oz vs Backbone 4.9) & feels comfortable to hold overall. Buttons feel nice, too. Both Kishi V2 & Backbone are similar in size & comfort (user preference).Neutral:- Design. Copied from backbone (stretches a little longer). Very easy to put phone on/off. Buttons feel nice but cramped (closer together than Backbone). They feel tiny.Negatives:- X-button does not work properly when shooting in NBA 2K (Apple Arcade edition).- No button to access PS Remote (PS5) Control center "PS button". On Backbone, you can hold their Backbone button for 1-2 seconds for this.- Nexus app is almost useless. Only use is to map R4-L4 (trigger) buttons. Backbone app essentially turns your phone into a mini-console (though $49 after 1st year post Nov. 2021, before that free lifetime membership). Either way, you can use controller without.Summary:If you're making a decision between the two, Backbone is better in every way except for Kishi V2 allowing for phone case to stay on. I'll be returning Kishi & keeping Backbone. I tested using iPhone 12 Pro Max with PS5 Remote Play & Apple Arcade.

I recently purchased the Razer Kishi controller to play Diablo Immortal on my mobile phone, and I have to say, it has completely changed my gaming experience. The controller is extremely comfortable to hold and the buttons are highly responsive, making gameplay feel seamless and smooth.One of the best features of the Kishi is its ability to connect directly to my phone via the lightning port, eliminating the need for any additional cables or connection issues. This makes it easy to set up and start playing right away.In terms of compatibility, the Kishi works perfectly with Diablo Immortal. I have had no issues with lag or connectivity, and the controller's button mapping is intuitive and easy to use.Overall, I am extremely satisfied with my purchase of the Razer Kishi controller. It has greatly improved my gameplay experience and I would highly recommend it to anyone looking to enhance their mobile gaming experience.

I recently purchased the Razer Kishi V2 for my mobile gaming needs, and I have to say that I'm very impressed with this product. The Kishi V2 is the perfect solution for anyone who wants to play mobile games with a controller-like experience.One thing that really stood out to me about the Kishi V2 is how easy it is to mount onto my phone. The Kishi V2 has a flexible design that allows it to fit securely onto a wide range of phones, and it's as easy as sliding the phone into the device. Once the phone is in place, it's very secure and doesn't move around at all during gameplay.The controller itself is very responsive and feels great in my hands. The buttons and triggers are all very tactile and easy to press, which makes playing games much more enjoyable. The controller is also very lightweight, which means that I can play for hours without experiencing any hand fatigue.Another great thing about the Kishi V2 is that it's compatible with a wide range of games, including many of my favorite titles. It's also very easy to use with services like Xbox Game Pass and Google Stadia, which makes it a great option for anyone who wants to play console-quality games on their mobile device.Overall, I highly recommend the Razer Kishi V2 to anyone looking for a high-quality, easy-to-mount controller for mobile gaming. It's a great product that delivers amazing results. Give it a try - you won't be disappointed! 5/5 stars.

As stated in the title it definitely fits a IPhone 13 Pro Max with or without a case, I have a slimline case and it fits once I have taken the rubber holds out, with the holds in you need to take your phone case off and tbh for the sake of quickly removing your case it’s a very comfortable fit even with the extra camera lenses at the back of your phone.The game play is awesome I connect it through Xbox cloud and have been playing my games (AC Odyssey) quite comfortably, there is a little lag at times but comparing it to Bluetooth it’s so much better.I am able to charge my phone through the lightning port.Definitely worth the money, I’ve not tried any other devices like it other than using my Xbox controller via Bluetooth, the joy sticks are a bit closer than using the normal Xbox controller however this isn’t much of a change and when playing certain games such as COD mobile this is still really good to use.I hope this helps anyone buying this and I would highly recommend anyone wanting to find the right mobile controllerHappy gaming 🤘🏻

Me gustó super recomendado, lo compraría de nuevo , muy buena calidad y funciona perfecto con la nube de xbox nada de lag , materiales premiun , no lo piensen más y me llego 4 días antes de lo que me decía

Apesar do preço estabelecido, é um excelente dispositivo de qualidade. Me atende muito bem!

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