What’s new in Razer Kishi Ultra compared to Razer Kishi V2 Pro?

Razer, known for its high-performance gaming devices, has recently launched the Kishi Ultra, a mobile controller that also caters to PC gaming. This new controller is set to rival the popular Kishi V2 Pro, offering better features and value for gamers.

Priced at £150/$150, the Kishi Ultra is only slightly more expensive than the Kishi V2 Pro, which retails for £130/$130. However, the new controller boasts Razer’s latest haptic technology, Razer Sensa HD Haptics, providing stronger and more detailed vibrations compared to its predecessor. Additionally, the Kishi Ultra features Mecha-Tactile Action Buttons for enhanced responsiveness and comfort, along with thumbstick sensitivity adjustment through the Razer Nexus app, features that are missing in the Kishi V2 Pro.

One of the standout features of the Kishi Ultra is its compatibility with tablets and PCs, in addition to smartphones. This means gamers can use the controller with devices like the iPad Mini (6th Gen) and 8-inch Android tablets, as well as connect it to a PC via a USB-C cable for a wired gaming experience. This versatility makes the Kishi Ultra a one-stop solution for avid PC and mobile gamers.

While the Kishi Ultra offers advanced features and compatibility, the Kishi V2 Pro remains a more compact and lightweight option, weighing only 138g and measuring 92.2 x 180.7 x 33.9mm. For gamers looking for a more portable and mobile-focused controller, the Kishi V2 Pro may be the better choice.

Overall, the Razer Kishi Ultra is a promising addition to the mobile gaming controller market, offering a blend of high-end features, versatility, and value for gamers across multiple platforms.