The Razor Kishi V3 series was launched as the latest entry into the mobile gaming controller lineup on Thursday. The new Razor Kishi V3, Kishi V3 Pro and Kishi V3 Pro are compatible with PCs with iOS and Android devices. Unlike the previous model, which can be extended to adjust the iPad mini, the largest razor Kishi V3 Pro XL model in the series can be spread to fit a 13-inch iPad or Android tablet with a USB Type-C port.
Razor Kishi V3 Series Pricing, Availability
The razor Kishi V3 begins at $ 99 (about Rs 8,500) for the base model working with a series pricing smartphone. The Razor Kishi V3 Pro is priced at $ 149.99 (about 12,900 rupees), while the Kishi V3 Pro XL is the most expensive model in $ 199.99 (about Rs 17,200).
Razor Kishi V3 Pro XL
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Customers who buy the Razor Kishi V3 model through the Razor Nexus app will get three months of Apple Arcade without any additional cost through the Razor Nexus app. New mobile controllers are currently available Through Razor’s website And retail stores in America.
Razor Kishi V3 Series Specifications, Features
The smallest razor Kishi V3 model works with iOS and Android smartphones equipped with USB Type-C port. Meanwhile, the Kishi V3 Pro supports the tablet with an 8-inch display (such as iPad mini), and the largest Kishi V3 Pro can take home tablets with 10 inches to 13-inch display (eg iPad Pro).
You will need a device with USB Type-C port, which means that most Android phones will be supported, as well as recent iPhones and iPad models. The razor says that the Kishi V3 lineup can also be connected to PCs through an alternative USB Type-C cable that is sold separately.
Both the Razor Kishi V3 Pro and Kishi V3 Pro XL have the swapble cap and the grip bumpers of the claws, unlike the standard Kishi V3 models. All three models have two programmable mouse click buttons.
If you connect Razor Kishi V3 Pro and Kishi V3 Pro XL to Android 12 or new -run smartphones or tablets, or are running on a PC running on Windows 11, you can also reach the Razor Sense HD Haptics for a touch response while playing on mobile devices. This feature is not currently supported on iPhone and iPad, and it does not work on small razor Kishi V3.