Now, Razer has launched its most premium product in this range, the Kishi Ultra.
It aims to enhance mobile gaming by providing console-grade control and immersive haptics.
This controller is more “console-like” than anything Razer has previously released for smartphones.
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It also has actual longer grip holders, like a regular controller does.
It offers expanded compatibility beyond mobile devices, including PC and iPad Mini.
Other improvements include Razer Sensa HD Haptics, providing a multi-sensory gaming experience surpassing traditional console controller vibrations.
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Supported by the Interhaptics SDK, developers can create bespoke haptic experiences.
You even have Chroma RGB lighting, if you’re the kind to care about RGB.
It’snow available for purchaseat Razer’s website.
