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The Razer Kishi V2 is a universal USB-C mobile gaming controller that delivers console-quality controls, low-latency passthrough charging, and Virtual Controller Mode for touch-screen games on Android and iPhone 15.
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SKU : POR-SER-368
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The Razer Kishi V2 is a universal mobile gaming controller that transforms your smartphone into a console-grade gaming machine. Built for Android devices (Android 12 and up) and iPhone 15 series, this USB-C controller connects directly to your phone, eliminating input lag and providing a secure, comfortable fit for extended play sessions.
Featuring microswitch buttons, analog triggers, and programmable macros, the Kishi V2 meets the standards of competitive console controllers. The extendable bridge securely holds your phone in place, while the USB-C connection ensures ultra-low latency—critical for fast-paced games.
Virtual Controller Mode (available on Android) lets you remap touchscreen controls to the Kishi V2, adding controller compatibility to many of the biggest touchscreen-only mobile games. This means you can enjoy precise physical inputs for titles that typically require touch—giving you a competitive edge.
Use the Kishi V2 to play full PC and console games directly on your phone via major streaming apps, or stream from your own hardware (third-party services may be required). With passthrough charging, you can keep playing without worrying about battery drain.
Powered by the Razer Nexus app, you can launch games, customize controls, record and share gameplay, and keep the controller updated—all from a dedicated button. The app also handles firmware updates and offers community-created control profiles.
Connect the Kishi V2 to a PC or iPad via a USB-C cable (sold separately) for a direct, low-latency connection that also supports 3.5mm audio. This expands your gaming possibilities beyond mobile.
Microswitch buttons and analog triggers deliver console-grade responsiveness for competitive play.
USB-C direct connection eliminates input latency, and passthrough charging keeps you gaming longer.
Virtual Controller Mode on Android remaps touchscreen games to physical controls, expanding your library.
Model: Kishi V2
Features: Microswitch buttons, analog triggers, programmable macros, passthrough charging, Virtual Controller Mode (Android)
Connection: USB-C
App Support: Razer Nexus app
Product Type: Mobile Gaming Controller
Compatibility: Android 12 and up, iPhone 15 series
Additional Connectivity: PC and iPad via USB-C cable (sold separately), 3.5mm audio
Seller: PortSide Gear
MPN: Kishi V2
Take your mobile gaming to the next level with the Razer Kishi V2's ergonomic design, featuring a comfortable grip that reduces hand fatigue during long sessions. The controller's extendable bridge accommodates a variety of phone sizes, while its low-profile form factor makes it ideal for travel. Whether you're grinding ranked matches or enjoying a casual game on the go, the Kishi V2's premium build and responsive controls ensure you never miss a beat.
Virtual Controller Mode lets you map touchscreen controls to the Kishi V2, making it compatible with most touchscreen-only Android games. The Razer Nexus app provides a list of supported games and offers community-created mapping profiles.
Yes, the Kishi V2 is compatible with iPhone 15 series via USB-C. It works with iOS games that support controller input, and you can also use it for cloud gaming services.
The Kishi V2 features passthrough charging: connect the USB-C cable to the controller's port to charge your phone while you play. This works when the controller is connected to your phone.
Yes, you can use a USB-C cable (sold separately) to connect the Kishi V2 to a PC or iPad for gaming with low latency. The connection supports 3.5mm audio output.
I play Game Pass on my phone all the time now. The Kishi feels like a real console controller and has no noticeable lag.
It works perfectly with my Pixel, but I had to remove the case for it to fit. A bit annoying, but once it's in, it's great. The buttons feel nice and it's comfortable.
I've been playing Genshin Impact and Call of Duty Mobile with this, and it's a whole new experience. The controls are responsive, the triggers feel great, and the passthrough charging is a lifesaver for long sessions. The virtual controller mode is a nice touch for games that don't support controllers. Definitely worth the money.
The controller is decent, but the stretchy bridge is quite stiff and hard to pull apart. Also, it's a bit bulky to carry around. Still, the controls work well and it improves gameplay.
This is the best mobile controller I've used. It fits perfectly with my iPhone 15, and the buttons are clicky and satisfying. The joysticks have good resistance. I've even used it with emulators and it works flawlessly.
The left joystick started drifting severely. I barely used it. Not durable at all. Very disappointed.
The controller is great – low latency, comfortable for short sessions. But the grips are a bit small for my hands, and they get sweaty during long gaming sessions. Otherwise, it's a solid buy.
I've been using this to play all my favorite mobile games. The Kishi V2 is incredibly responsive and feels great in the hands. The USB-C connection is rock solid, and I love the passthrough charging. It's a must-have for serious mobile gamers.
It's well built, the buttons feel great, and it works with all my Android devices. The only downside is the price. If you can get it on sale, it's worth it.
This controller has made cloud gaming on my phone actually enjoyable. The ergonomics are great, the buttons are responsive, and I love that it's plug-and-play with no Bluetooth pairing needed. The passthrough charging is a huge plus. I've recommended it to all my friends.
The buttons feel a bit mushy, and the plastic feels a bit flimsy overall. But it works as intended, and the controller is comfortable for the most part. Not sure how long it'll last.
