RazerWolverine V2 - Wired Gaming Controller for Xbox Series X|S/One & PC (2 Freely Assignable Multifunction Buttons, Action Buttons and D-Pad, Hair Trigger Mode, 3.5 mm Analogue Audio Port) Black

This is a great controller it is essentially the v3 pro but without the wireless, changeable thumbsticks and case while saving you £100.Mine arrived without a cable but Amazon were more than fair to rectify my issue.Now got a cable and enjoying this so much. (Good build, xbox pc compatibility, hall effect sticks and mouse buttons)

I think the best feature of the controller is it's comfort. Fits really nicely in the hands, and the paddles are positioned great too. It looks pretty cool and it feels premium. Battery life so far is really long which is great. And the hyperspeed connectivity make the response time so quick. I'm pleased with this controller, not much bad to say about it yet. Hopefully it stays working for a long time.

Very nicely made - feels premium albeit expensiveNicely packagedUSB cable bit short - will have to buy one

Step up with the gaming experience but the big drawback is inability to update the software if you don’t have windows based computer, no soft for osx and the xbox app kicks you out with info you have to use windows computer

I still own the OG Wolverine Tournament from 2017 and it still works flawlessly nearly 8 years later. The new model has a very cheap build quality with no weight to it whatsoever which is a complete downgrade from the OG which was well constructed and designed. Speaking of design, it's now fully plastic with no grips and feels awful in the hand. The extra shoulder buttons are badly designed when you press them the LB and RB buttons disable for a few seconds for no reason. The same thing happens when pressing the rear buttons (the design on all extra buttons is inferior compared to the OG, the new material and feel is way off). On top of all this if you want to change profiles you have to go onto the Razer app and do this manually every time which is very counter intuitive and time consuming considering the app takes half a minute to recognise the controller is plugged in upon opening.Honestly the extra £40 it would cost you for the OG Wolverine is well worth the investment and will last you a damn sight longer than this absolutely piece of trash.

The controller build and feel is great. Took a few days to adjust but felt comfortable. However, mine was faulty.The clutch function was permanently bound to the rear triggers, regardless having the latest firmware and being re-mapped multiple times.After contacting Razor they confirmed it was a faulty board and offered a repair under warranty. The customer support was great, however they use FedEx for returns and do not let me pay and use an alternative currier. Which became more of a faff..Approved drop off points (went to three different ones) all had issues scanning the return label and wouldn't accept the return. Razor told me to take it to a FedEx depo, my nearest one is an hour away.Long story short, it's easier to return through Amazon. Unless you have a FedEx depo next to you, the manufacturer return process might be an inconvenience. Unless you can arrange for pickup.

This is a review in the wolverine v3 pro wireless controller.This controller was bought after the elite 2 I had suffered from stick drift within 30 days of purchase.It is much better than the elite 2 for stick accuracy. The triggers and buttons have a nice click to them like a mouse click.I do find I’m having to move my little finger and ring fingers out of the way of the rear buttons so I don’t press them accidentally as they are quite sensitive to button presses, gives my hand a little cramp, but overall this is a minor point as you can just disable the button programming to press nothing when you aren’t using them and have your hands back in the natural position over the back buttons.Batter holds up pretty well, not quite as long as the elite 2’s but enough for a good couple of gaming sessions.Was easy to set up with the razor app, this is where you can see the controllers battery life, the battery doesn’t show properly like a standard Xbox controller as the controller uses a dongle and it gets a permanent charging reading off the dongle.The weight is lighter than the elite 2 and doesn’t feel quite as premium but it’s doesn’t feel as cheap as a standard Xbox controller.

I only ever buy razar equipment and these stand up to the test. No stick drift even after a long time being used. Adjustable trigger stops and mouse click buttons. Comes with some taller sticks too so nice and comfy for All ages.