Razer has officially rolled out its latest Kishi controllers, the Kishi V3 lineup. It includes three new gadgets Kishi V3, Kishi V3 Pro, and Kishi V3 Pro XL. The lineup looks quite promising as it’s compatible with a variety of devices.
Here’s More About It
All three Razer Kishi V3 controllers come with TMR thumbsticks. They include dual back buttons with mouse-like click feedback and ergonomic grips for better handling during long sessions.
All of them use USB-C connections and are compatible with Android devices. They also support passthrough USB-C charging and 3.5mm headphone connectivity. Razer Nexus is the companion launcher app for the Kishi V3.
The Kishi V3 is the most compact of the three and works with Android phones. It features tactile buttons, a quiet D-pad, and dual back buttons built into the handles. Though it doesn’t support tablets, it still allows remote play on PC.
Apart from Android phones, the Kishi V3 Pro supports mini tablets up to 8 inches. It includes swappable thumbstick caps for better movement and aim. It also adds Razer’s Sensa HD haptics for enhanced feedback.
Lastly, the Kishi V3 Pro XL is made for Android tablets up to 13 inches, including models like the Galaxy Tab (and iPad Pro, too). It has the same control layout and features as the Pro model but on a larger frame that better fits wide tablets.
Razer Kishi V3 Come at Reasonable Rates
All three models integrate with the Razer Nexus game launcher. It’s the central hub where you can launch titles, tweak control settings, record gameplay, and keep your controller’s firmware up to date. A dedicated button on the controller opens the app on demand.
All three controllers are out in the market now. You can buy them from Razer’s official website or other e-com retailers. As for the price, the Kishi V3 comes at $99.99, the Kishi V3 Pro at $149.99, and the Kishi V3 Pro XL at $199.99.
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