Razer Wolverine V3 Tournament Edition Wired Gaming Controller: Licensed for Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Windows PC - 6 Remappable Buttons - Fast Triggers - USB-C Cable - Wired Tournament Mode - Black

I've tried and used all of the razer controllers all the way back to the xbox 360, and I've used the xbox official elite and elite 2(which are junk if you drop it one time the buttons break. Happened 3 times to me with the elite controllers. This has never happened with my razer controllers of I drop them.) This is by far the best controller I've ever used for the price point, besides a few issues that will be an issue for some people. The issues are the same with the wolverine v2 chroma with the disconnecting issues. Still does it on this controller, but I've found the fix. The cord they give you is the issue. I bought a much higher quality usb c cord, and it fixed the issue with the v2 chroma and the new v3. The other issue is if you're using this on xbox, you have to update the controller through a WINDOWS PC to use the razer xbox app, so you can change the button layout and turn down the insane vibration. If you have a windows pc, and buy a high quality usb c cord, this controller is amazing for the price.

If you look at my history you'll see I rarely write bad reviews, but this one has to be said. I can tell you some good things about it (feel, allowed me to move to a 4/4 linear in apex legends after feeling wild on my xbox controllers when trying) BUT that is irrelevant to the two main issues (that have been said in other reviews:1. Stick drift is already bad on what is supposed to be hall effect. I didn't take a magnet to verify, but I could not put it to no dead zone without breaking aim assist.2. after a week it started to randomly disconnect. In the middle of fights. At times the light was still on! I have a feeling there is a certain software issue because the xbox itself would not say it's disconnected but the controller would just stop working. Don't know if the same is on PC.Other issues have also been documented as well: the bottom buttons are too easy to accidently press. There is really no way to grip the controller even with average size male hands.These are clearly issues that they have not addressed. I am going to try going with 2 bottom buttons with a cheaper controller that has hall effect too.

It’s a disappointing controller with many problems.1. Cable connecting to controller is a loose fit. It wiggles and seems like it could lead to disconnection issues like others have had.2. You can’t update it through the Xbox app. You need a windows pc. If you have apple iOS, good luck.3. Have had the controller about a month now, the left stick is occasionally causing backwards movement in my fps character ( it’s not stick drift, the firmware is up to date, I’ve adjusted deadzones). Ex. If I run forward, my controller inputs back on the stick. Therefore, cancelling any forward movement.4. The quality has gone down. I’ve had the v1 and v2 wired and have always enjoyed the quality. The wired v3 has no replaceable sticks, no rubber grips and tight wire to controller fit.Overall they’re really cheating out on the quality. My friends recommend the games or for the fraction of the cost and hall effect sticks. I’ll probably try that next.

Muy buen control cumple mis espectativas, ya tengo varios meses con el y hasta el momento muy bueno. Lo mejor es la velocidad de conexión y liviano

nice control but the usb connector is already not keep the control on keep in mind I just got it 2 days ago! I have to put tape around the end piece and find the sweet spot.

DO NOT BUY THIS OR THE PRO. Just check reddit, there are TONS of known issues and they arent doing anything to fix it. The rumble packs are way too strong, the joysticks are bad and have phantom movement and issues, and the buttons do what they want randomly as well. Seriously such a garbage product. V2 was amazing. This is hot garbage.Initial opinion compared to the V2 that I've used for years.The good: feels nice, the mouse click for the triggers is really nice and the usual decent quality of Razer. Buttons feel good as usual as well.The bad: I liked the V2 paddle position better. Not that this is bad but def preferred that so I didn't miss click. I also HATE that you can't swap thumbsticks. V2 had multiple spares and I love using a left dome stick and right normal, but now no longer have the option for the same price point.Overall, this SHOULD have been an upgrade quality wise with the joystick and trigger upgrades, but kind of feels like they cheaped out on the lower price point controller and took away what made the V2 great.Photos comparing the V2 Ultimate to the V3 Tournament