hello good people I'm Dimitri and mobile gaming it's probably something that none
of us or probably many of us don't want to talk about but I think we have to
face the reality it is expanding as on the ecosystem many companies are trying
to push different products that will improve the overall experience and I
guess we all have to face the fact and accept that mobile gaming in the future
is going to be pretty big you look around literally anywhere someone is on
their phone playing a mobile game none of them are competitive gamers but
with services like Microsoft x cloud and videos GeForce now and yes even Google's
terrible Stadium there is an opportunity to play something other than crappy ad
loaded mobile games but not to worry none of them will take over PC gaming
any time soon but there is an opportunity for high bandwidth 5g
connections that will improve the overall user experience sure you will
munch through your mobile data in no time however we can all agree that low
latency mobile gaming is coming and so with that in mind razer is designing a
whole ecosystem for that exact purpose but first I'd like to thank thermaltake
be quiet Razer and FedEx for sponsoring our CES
coverage so the first piece of this whole 5g network mobile puzzle is Razer's
Sila router so this thing is still in early prototype stages but the idea is
that it will take high bandwidth mobile 5g connection and distributed through a
multi-channel Wi-Fi 6 network honestly taking a wireless signal and converting
it into a different Wireless band sounds like a pretty bad idea to me but I think
I get what Razer is trying to do since 5g connections technically can achieve a
hundred gigabytes per second speeds which are faster than most landline
connections you could take advantage of that mobile speed connection and use
that in conjunction with mobile gaming in particular when you stream in mobile
and have low latency connection with high speeds and other possibilities to
maybe use razer Sila to bypass slow hotel speeds if you have a good mobile
plan that way you could maybe stream and upload content without relying on the
terrible connections that we outside of the studio and so Sila would
give me a burr and Mike a Good Wifi 6 router Network we just pop in the SIM
card with good mobile data and we can all share that speed that would give us
a low latency fast connection and no reliability on something that we can't
really control that of course means we have no data caps but I guess we can
dream maybe the future that would be the reality now since this whole thing is
still in prototype phases there's not really much talk about the exterior
other than it looks like a UE boom speaker with a few razor touches it's
black with a bit of green on the globe and around back there's a USB 3.0 port
in case you want to plug in external storage drives three LAN ports and a
single when input there's also an internal SIM card slot that will
probably move somewhere closer to the back for easier access that means it can
either be used in Wired mode as a standard home router or be used with the
sim card and 4G or 5g s down the line razors next step towards rounding out
this whole mobile gaming ecosystem is what they call Razer Kishi or as we with
the guys like to call Razer kimchee my god these names so this thing
is a mobile controller that clips onto pretty much any iPhone or Android phone
provided it has a USB C or Apple lightning connector unfortunately it
sounds like there are two separate devices for Android and iOS instead of
being able to replace the actual cable why but basically razer took all their
learnings from Razer's phone to jungle cat controller to create this thing and
from our short time with it the kishi or the kimchi actually feels
pretty awesome the triggers are well placed and they have excellent feedback
and even with bigger phones installed the whole thing never felt too bulky
it's also really well contoured for a huge range of hand sizes and both mic
and even prefer the Kishi controller over the Nvidia controller and even over
the ps4 controller I did find forward and back buttons to be awkwardly placed
but other than that it's a pretty good handheld experience to install a smart
phone all you have to do is stretch open the grips secure them into place and
most controller enabled games should recognize it it offers pasture charging
- even though there isn't an incorporated battery and since it's a
wired connection latency should be pretty much eliminated now personally
I'm not a family trollers I'm over keyboard and mouse
type of guy and I never play on mobile devices but with official support with
GeForce now and cloud X you could potentially get away playing some more
serious games on that thing all right so that's it from Razer let us know what
you think about this whole 5g mobile network ecosystem development and if
Razer is making products for it there must be a market for it as well
im3 tree thanks for watching I'll talk to you guys in the next video