At CES 2020, Razer announced the Kishi, a universal, dual-sided mobile gaming controller developed with Gamevice to provide a console-like experience with ultra-low latency for iOS and Android. The controller features a direct, plug-in connection, full console controls, and passthrough charging, designed for cloud gaming services such as NVIDIA GeForce NOW and Xbox Game Pass. Read the full details about the announcement at Razer Newsroom .
The Razer Kishi is a direct evolution of the "Razer Junglecat" concept but refined for a more universal audience. Unlike Bluetooth controllers that require separate charging and suffer from input latency, the Kishi connects directly to the iPhone’s Lightning port. At CES 2020, Razer announced the Kishi, a
The prototype shown at CES (scheduled for a Q2 2020 release) is an immediate departure from Razer’s previous Kishi prototypes or the original Junglecat. The Razer Kishi is a direct evolution of
This decision is a game-changer. By connecting directly to the iPhone, the Kishi eliminates the latency issues that have long plagued mobile competitive gaming. It also draws no power from the controller’s side, preserving the phone's battery life during marathon sessions. Better yet, the design includes a passthrough charging port, allowing users to charge their iPhone while they play—a crucial feature for power-hungry titles like Call of Duty: Mobile or Fortnite . This decision is a game-changer