Razer Kishi V2 Pro Review A compact pro mobile game controller
• Compatibility with all USB-C phones You can connect the Razer Kishi V2 Pro to all Android phones via USB-C. • No charging required The Razer Kishi V2 Pro doesn’t require any power... ...though it does have a USB-C port for passthrough phone charging. • Custom UI The Nexus app offers a window onto all of your installed games and streaming services. ✔ Compact and light.
✔ Solid gaming performance.
✔ Bonus trigger controls ❌ Overpriced.
❌ HyperSense haptics not entirely successful.
❌ Doesn’t feel as premium as BackBone One You want portability and pro control options The Razer Kishi V2 Pro is compact and light, yet it features bonus pro controls. At £130, the Razer Kishi V2 Pro is one of the most expensive mobile game controllers of its kind. The Razer Kishi V2 Pro takes aim squarely at the imperious BackBone One, with a similarly compact and tidy mobile controller design and additional physical controls. However, neither its hardware nor its software feels quite as premium, which wouldn’t be too much of an issue but for a much higher asking price. Meanwhile, though I appreciate the novel audio-based haptic feedback option, the results aren’t especially satisfying. If you can find it on offer, or you insist on a combination of portability and additional physical controls, it remains a more than solid pick.