Razer Kishi V2 for Android

An unusual wireless gamepad for smartphones from Razer, inspired by the Nintendo Switch. Like the Nintendo Joy-Con, it consists of two halves with controls connected by a sliding mechanism that fits any modern Android smartphone. Unlike the first version of Kishi, in the second modification the design has been redesigned: instead of a retractable groove, telescopic clamps are used for attaching a smartphone.

Each panel contains the main controls taken from the flagship Razer Wolverine V2 gamepad: on the left is a mechanical D-pad for controlling movement in the game, on the right are four main buttons, on the sides are four triggers/levers, as well as one analog stick on the left and right . Additionally, the manipulator is equipped with two multifunctional programmable buttons and a pair of function keys for quickly moving through the menu, taking screenshots and publishing on social networks. To connect to a smartphone, a USB-C port is used, which allows you to connect the gamepad not only to a smartphone, but also to a Windows PC.