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June 2020
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Extrait: Les manettes MFi ne sont pas mortes! Bien que les contrôleurs PlayStation et Xbox soient maintenant compatibles avec l'iPhone, Razer tente sa chance avec une manette-berceau dédiée à l'iPhone. La Razer Kishi est-elle une bonne camarade de jeu ? Réponse d...
Concept intéressant, Organisation des boutons parfaite, Compatible avec de nombreux appareils, Port de charge intégré, Complètement plug and play, Concept intéressant, Organisation des boutons parfaite, Compatible avec de nombreux appareils, Port de charg
Plastiques de mauvaise qualité, Difficile de placer correctement nos doigts, Obligation de retirer notre coque du smartphone, Haut-parleurs obstrués sur certains téléphones, Application limitée en fonctionnalités
Razer propose avec sa manette Kishi, une prestation très convaincante. L'idée d'ajouter des pads de part et d'autre de notre smartphone est particulièrement bonne et la prise en main se révèle efficace, à quelques petits détails près.On regrette par contr...
Publié: 2020-09-29, Auteur: Christina , review by: kitguru.net
Small package to carry around, Easy set up, Great controls, Nice look and textures to the device, Great button feedback, Great range of good quality and free games to choose from, No sweaty hot hands messing up your phone and making it hotter while gaming
No headphone port, Speaker holes one end, Doesn't work with certain games, Not all phones fit – causing the controller to wobble on one side
Publié: 2020-06-09, Auteur: Tom , review by: techradar.com
Sturdy build, Works with most phones
No button-mapping ability, Game compatibility list is short
The Razer Kishi solves lots of problems that previous mobile phone gamepads have had, both from Razer and other companies: it's got two joysticks for versatile gaming, a huge list of phones it's compatible with, and a simple plug-and-play approach that me...
The Razer Kishi is a well-built peripheral that has the potential to become a very popular device. Being a controller that works across Android and iOS gives it universal appeal, but it could be quickly extinguished if not priced carefully.The Razer Kishi...
Excellent build quality, Fits many currentgen phones, Functionally compact
Is not compatible with tablets, larger phones, or even smaller phones, Rubberinsert design is cumbersome
If you play games on your phone in landscape mode, and you don't own a Razer Kishi, you are making your hands sad. This is a revelation after so many other companies have tried something similar but not truly hit the mark. I am very excited never to need...
Extrait: For almost a year now I've been enjoying the growth of cloud gaming through Google Stadia, Xbox's Project xCloud, and Nvidia's GeForce Now. Amazon recently announced Luna, its new cloud gaming service that'll be launching in the near future, and I'm looki...
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Publié: 2020-10-03, Auteur: Jason , review by: androidguys.com
As much as I love this controller and want to recommend it to everyone, $100 is a lot to ask. For $60 you can get a PS4 or Xbox controller that works with Android 10 phones, not to mention the numerous other cheaper alternatives. Unfortunately, the form f...
Publié: 2020-09-16, Auteur: Andrew , review by: appleinsider.com
Compact and portable when not in use, Direct Lightning connection for less lag and no charging, Passthrough Lightning connection to charge phone while gaming, Solid Razer quality, Great tactile buttons, Fits a large array of iPhone models, MFi-certified,
Rather expensive compared to Bluetooth controllers, Wired connection means it won't work with Apple TV or Mac,
