Razer’s Kishi Ultra gaming controller brings haptics to your USB-C phone, PC, or tablet

Razer’s latest mobile gaming controller conscionable released today, nan Kishi Ultra, is an all-rounder that tin move betwixt aggregate devices. The controller has a built-in USB-C larboard that tin activity pinch nan iPhone 15 bid arsenic good arsenic astir Android smartphones (Razer says it’s compatible pinch nan Galaxy 23 series, Pixel 6 and up, nan Razer Edge, and “many different Android devices.”) It besides seems to activity perfectly good pinch Galaxy Z Fold 5 and different foldables. The controller tin grow to fresh your iPad Mini and immoderate 8-inch Android tablets, and you tin besides tether it to your PC.

One absorbing characteristic successful nan Kishi Ultra is nan inclusion of Razer’s Sensa HD immersive haptics, which nan institution claims tin return any audio — whether that beryllium a game, movie, aliases euphony — and person it to haptics. We saw nan aforesaid haptics successful Razer’s Project Esther conception gaming chair that it unveiled astatine CES. The Kishi Ultra is nan first commercially disposable Razer merchandise to characteristic nan Sensa haptics, truthful it’ll springiness nan wide nationalist a chance to effort them out. The Sensa haptics won’t support iOS — it presently only useful pinch Android 12 aliases supra and Windows 11. The controller is besides outfitted pinch a mini brace of Chroma RGB lights, correct beneath nan joysticks.

Note that you’ll request to download nan Razer Nexus app (available for some iOS and Android) for nan Kishi Ultra to work. The app tin motorboat mobile games, and is integrated pinch Apple Arcade, Xbox Game Pass, and nan Google Play Store.

Razer besides announced a caller type of its little costly Kishi V2 pinch a USB-C larboard for iPhone 15 and Android, 1 which likewise supports wired play connected PC and nan iPad.

Both nan Razer Kishi Ultra and Kishi V2 USB-C are disposable successful stores aliases online now, and are priced astatine $150 and $99, respectively.