Razer Kishi V2 for iPhone

Razer's unusual wireless smartphone gamepad inspired by the Nintendo Switch console. Like the Nintendo Joy-Con, it consists of two halves with controls connected by a sliding mechanism, inside which the iPhone itself is fixed. Thus, an analogue of Switch is obtained, but instead of Zelda and Mario, you can play mobile games available on the iOS platform. The key difference between the Kishi V2 and the original gamepad is the new design: Razer designers decided to ditch the fully extendable slot and instead use a more secure telescopic design.

On the side of each panel are the main controls borrowed from the flagship Razer Wolverine V2 gamepad: on the left is a mechanical D-pad, which is often responsible for movement in the game, on the right are 4 main control buttons, on the sides are 4 auxiliary triggers / levers, and on the left and right one analog stick. In addition, the manipulator was equipped with two multi-functional programmable buttons and a pair of function keys for quickly moving through the menu, creating screenshots and posting on social networks. To connect to a smartphone, a through Lightning port is used.