Raze has announced the Raze Kishi V2 game console, which is now available to support iPhones, and is available for pre-order through the Raze website.
Raze Kishi V2 was launched to conform to the design of iPhone phones, as this version comes with a new mechanism to support the connection of the two sides and better protect and stabilize the phone. Razer also removed the flexible part to add a sliding part that has better stability, the same design that Backbone adopts.
The Kishi V2 is scheduled to be compatible with the new versions of the iPhone, as well as the iPhone 6S and later versions of the iPhone, and is also compatible with the two versions of the iPhone SE.
The company also confirms that removing the rubber that supports the Kishi V2 allows adding the phone to the case when installing the phone, on the other hand, Razer has replaced the distinctive keys of the V1 unit with the micro keys of the Wolverine V2 unit.
The Kishi V2 unit also comes with a new button to share in the foreground, with two buttons that support programming, and is installed alongside the triggers, and these buttons can be reset via the Razer Nexus application, and the gaming experience can be shared via YouTube, or Facebook.
The Kishi V2 unit is compatible with cloud game devices, remote play applications for game consoles, PC games and iPhone phones, which support MFi units. The unit also includes a Lightning port for charging, but it does not come with a 3.5 mm headphone jack.
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