USB-C iPhone 15 Enables More Accessories Including Razer Kishi V2

iPhone 15 Razer Kishi – Apple launched the iPhone 15 last September, and if you’re into having the shiniest phone around, you might have checked out the Pro and Pro Max versions too. What makes these new iPhones stand out is the A17 Pro chip they pack. This chip is a big deal because it lets game developers bring over AAA console games straight to your mobile.

Yes, you heard it right – the actual game, not a watered-down mobile version. Games like Death Stranding, Assassin’s Creed Mirage, Resident Evil 4, and Village are now playable on these iPhones. The chip also lets developers like Ubisoft create mobile-only games promising a AAA experience, like The Division Resurgence.

Now, another change might seem small but is pretty cool. Apple ditched the Lightning ports and went with USB-C. Why does it matter? Well, it makes connecting various accessories like controllers way easier.

And speaking of controllers, there’s good news for Razer Kishi V2 users. If you’ve got this controller, you can use it with your iPhone 15. ETA Prime, a YouTuber, covered this last year, and if you check out the FAQs on the Kishi V2’s product page, you’ll see it supports iPhone 15 gaming. Just a heads up – it’s not fully compatible with Razer Nexus on iOS yet, so keep that in mind.

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Razer Kishi V2 for iOS iPhone 15 for Easier Gameplay

But for those with a Kishi V2 who recently upgraded to iPhone 15 or anyone with an iPhone looking for a solid mobile controller, this is awesome news. Some big-name games like Resident Evil 4, Village, and Death Stranding have hit the iPhone, and now you can play them the way they were meant to be played – with a controller. Plus, many Apple Arcade games now support controllers, giving you a console-like experience on your iPhone.

Looking ahead, this news opens the door for more iPhone-compatible controllers from Razer. Until now, the Kishi V2 was only for Android, but this move suggests that iOS users might have more controller options coming their way. Good times for iPhone gamers!