Thunder Snake launches the iPhone version of the rider V2 game console with two programmable buttons

CTOnews.com, September 2 (Xinhua)-- following the release of the Android version in June, Razer today re-launched the Kishi V2 (ride V2) game console for iPhone.

The Rider V2 for iPhone offers a more "ergonomic" design than its predecessor, officially claiming a "host-level quality control", improved response times for A / B / X / Y buttons and D-pad, two programmable multi-function buttons (L4 / R4), and a telescopic bridge design that makes it compatible with models ranging from the iPhone SE (first and second generation) to the iPhone 13 series.

The handle has a built-in Lightning interface that can be directly connected to the iPhone with low latency to obtain power from the iPhone. There is an additional Lightning port at the bottom of the handle to charge the iPhone itself through. However, the handle lacks a 3.5mm audio Jack.

CTOnews.com learned that the new rider V2 handle is priced at $99.99 in the United States, the same as the Android version. The price of the Bank of China has not been announced, but the V2 version, which is suitable for Android smartphones, is priced at 799 yuan, as is expected for the iPhone version.