Razer Kishi V2 Review, Turn Your Android Phone Into A Nintendo Switch Like Hand-Held

In this video, we take a look at and test out the all-new Razer Kishi V2 USB Type C Android controller!
This is not a Bluetooth controller it actually connects to your Android phone ver USB type C and it enables Ultra-low input latency.
It works with almost any android game that has controller support, It also works with Geforce Now, Project Cloud Stadia, and Steam link plus it's fully compatible with our favorite emulators like Dolphin, PPSSPP, Citra, Retroarch, and many many more!
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[@henrymora2960]

Razer did a big mistake not including the 3.5 jack or the data over the USB type c, that is the reason I will pass this time

[@ericitchyd2311]

The day the android backbone controller drops this will drop to $49

[@eugenebrednev7704]

A small hack I learned about cod mobile and 3rd party controllers is that if you connect your ps4 or Xbox controller using Bluetooth you can actually play with any controller. It just needs to stay connected and my gamesir x2 works just fine

[@iG34RH34D]

Thanks to you I was able to set up a really cool mobile gaming rig for my stepson for summer travelling.. He really loves it. You never fail to educate and inspire. Thanks for the great videos.

[@TheMrKeats]

I like the OG kishi design. Its easier to carry in a case and takes less space in my backpack. I don't like this design because I'll only be able to use it at home. If I place it in my backpack, it looks like it will break. At home I'd rather use my Xbox controller and a phone clip.

[@billygilmusic5072]

tbh the new joysticks are a

[@AlexanderEinoder]

would be so much better with an audio jack

[@thecorpulentcad6803]

Still no passthrough audio on the USB port. The v1 was perfect minus that one exception and I really wish they would have fixed that in this device. Since I'll still have to play with a certain degree of audio lag using Bluetooth earbuds, I'll save my pennies for something else as this device actually took a step BACK. Thanks for the informative review ETA

[@ryanblackwell8321]

I would love to see a V3 with the 1st gen sticks, buttons, V2 triggers, and an internal battery pack just so it can extend your device's life. But even V1 is great

[@klimankhmeron7636]

I had Kishi V1. It's great controller while it is working, Ergonomic, cheap, no lag.. Mine quit working after 50 days within the warranty. The customer support is atrocious, they were dragging and dragging this issue answering me once a day strictly.. I just threw away and bought Gamesir pro. I would never buy anything again from Raze

[@AlexBaldwinFTW]

I use my v1 almost daily so I'm glad it sold well enough for them to keep working on it - honestly my phone is a perfect emulation device with the v1. Only complaint is the price and not sure I like the switch of analogue stick style.

[@Thrashman138]

I ordered my V2 on Thursday and it's already shipped from Hong Kong. So excited to get it!

[@grimmreaper3533]

Great vid bud, keep em coming. To any Razer developers reading: Pretty please with sugar on top release the Junglecat 2 with double the amount of phone bracket cases, with analogue triggers. The cases should all also come with circular holes in the back, so we can attach phone coolers. Also please make a magnetic Razer phone cooler with a battery built in. Currently playing Diablo Immortal (Beta) with a Junglecat V1 on a Galaxy Note 8 and really enjoying the early game.

[@justinedge5061]

I hope your channel keeps on growing you inspired me to start building my own small form factor pc

[@daveb0t82]

Great review and I just got my kishi v2 on Saturday. So far I LOVE the changes they made. It feels smaller and more solid overall. I absolutely hated the mushy dpad on v1. This is crisp and defined, and pleasantly ergonomic. I love the backbone but IOS sucks for any games that aren't for iOS, and by that I mean you need workarounds to make literally anything work. Funny, as this is released, the usb-c backbone was finally announced!

[@dudedebany424]

MVC2 is exactly why I bought this controller, so was thrilled when I saw that was the first game you loaded up. You're the man.

[@nevinsanchez9112]

I got the Kishi v1 last week on sale, found out about cloud gaming with Xbox game pass. Rn it’s $1 a month for 2 months. I used to play just cod mobile but now I’m back on Xbox. It’s so cool.

[@Diabolus]

I don't know why but all the reviews I've seen have not talked about the change in Thumbsticks

[@davecook81]

Thank you for reviewing this. Love your reviews!

[@oliverdowning1543]

For me that clucky d-pad looks awesome as someone used to Xbox controllers and I actually wouldn't want it with a hard back just for compactness.