Razer’s new Kishi V3 controllers can fit up to a 13-inch iPad

Razer has In case of your phone, small tablet and the most funny extreme, the most recent staff of Kashim mobile game supervisors on an iPad full-size.

Kishi V3 Pro XL is designed for people who like to play games on the biggest mobile canvas possible, but designed for people who do not want to trust touch controls or just put on the wireless pad. Two sides of the controller stretch so widely so that the V3 Pro XL can place 13 inches Or a hand console that makes an Android slip or compatible Android Slipper, tables that matches a Pro or similar rates See a strange miniature for comparison.

Take the “XL” bit and offers the same functionality with a standard Kishi V3 Pro built for Superected controller, USB-C phones and tablets up to 8 inches. Both controllers, changed caps, double mouse click buttons and claw retention bumpers, as well as Razerin Sensa HD HD Haptics (not currently supported) are available on the PC on the Wired and Remote player PC. You get USB-C Passthrough charger. If you prefer a string sound, there is a 3.5 mm headset slot.

Refreshing staff is Kishi V3 designed for iPhone and Android phones. Pro, many, full-size TMR sticks (without changing caps) and rotate up to the correct selection, including the back buttons. The Supervisor’s USB-C “Island” design does not need to sip your path every time you want to play a game.

If you buy a model, Razer will usually give up to 6 months up to 6 months in six free months sold for $ 7 per month. Does these supervisors soften the price of prices? Not really. Kishi V3 is $ 100, V3 Pro is $ 150 and the V3 Pro XL comes with a large-looking large for the controller attachment for your mass tablet. However, if you are looking for a controller for this claim to use this very concrete, Razer surrounds you.