Compact and light ; Solid gaming performance ; Bonus trigger controls

Overpriced ; HyperSense haptics not entirely successful ; Doesn’t feel as premium as BackBone One

The Razer Kishi V2 Pro offers a decent alternative to the BackBone One, with a similar design and bonus controls. However, it feels somewhat expensive, and its audio haptics aren’t a complete success.

Comfortable, solid, stable design ; Microswitch buttons, triggers, and D-Pad are responsive ; USB-C connection for virtually no latency ; HyperSense Haptics add another level of immersion ; Addition of 3.5mm audio jack for lag free audio ; Remappable...

Takes some configuration to get haptics working in Game Pass games ; For haptics support, have to stream Game Pass games through Chrome ; Haptics are audio based so not as accurate as console based haptics ; Only M1/M2 buttons are remappable ; Would be...

While only a minor upgrade from the Razer Kishi V2 mobile controller for Android, the addition of haptic feedback and a 3.5mm audio jack make a huge difference when it comes to mobile gaming. It is a bit pricier, but well worth it, especially if you’re...