Following Stadia's February 18 post about expanding support for new Android devices, Razer announces that by virtue of the new controller compatibility on the streaming platform, users can now play video games on Stadia, using Razer products such as Junglecat. , Raiju Mobile and the new Kishi.
The original gaming smartphone and its successor, the Razer Phone 2, with 120Hz display, dual Dolby Atmos speakers and 4,000mAh battery are ideal for mobile gamers. For more information on the Razer Phone 2, visit www2.razer.com/eu-en/mobile/razer-phone-2.
The Razer Kishi universal mobile controller for Android announced earlier this year, as well as the Raiju Mobile and Bluetooth-connected Junglecat are also compatible with Stadia, to enhance gameplay with console-style controls. For more information on the new mobile controllers, visit www.razer.com/mobile.
The Razer Cortex Mobile app launcher was updated on February 7 to include a new Analyzer that in Gaming Mode will show Frames Per Second in the dedicated tab during gameplay on native apps. For more information on Razer Cortex Mobile updates, visit www.razer.com/cortex/mobile.
Razer accessories and mobile devices are available on Razer.com and at authorized resellers. Google Stadia is available on Stadia.google.com and through the Google Stadia app on Google Play.
As for the prices Razer Junglecat is available at a cost of € 119.99 and Razer Raiju Mobile at a price of € 149.99. Available here http://rzr.to/razer-mobile-gaming.
