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Razer Wolverine V2 Wired Gaming Controller for Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PC - Mecha-Tactile Action Buttons and D-Pad - Trigger Stop-Switches - Black $40 + Free Shipping $39.98
Razer Wolverine V2 Wired Gaming Controller for Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PC - Mecha-Tactile Action Buttons and D-Pad - Trigger Stop-Switches - Black $40 + Free Shipping $39.98
Amazon[amazon.com] has Razer Wolverine V2 Wired Gaming Controller for Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PC (Black) on sale for $40. Shipping is free.
Designed for Greater Control and Precision: The controller's ergonomics provide a natural grip that ensures agile and accurate button interaction, while the contoured design and non-slip rubber grips allow all-day gaming at peak performance
Additional Remappable Front-Facing Buttons: 2 multi-function buttons at the front of the controller can be remapped via Razer Controller Setup for Xbox to unleash greater control and a more personalized play style
Mecha-Tactile Action Buttons and D-Pad: Wield hyper-responsive actuation with a cushioned touch as you execute your moves
Hair Trigger Mode with Trigger Stop-Switches: For a competitive edge, activate Hair Trigger Mode via two slide-locks on the underside of the controller that greatly reduce travel distance to the main triggers, enabling an ultra-fast rate of fire
3.5mm Analog Audio Port: Game on for hours in comfort with the ease and convenience of plugging your 3.5mm audio device straight into the controller, instead of the console
Razer Controller Setup for Xbox: Experience endless customizability options on the controller. With the Razer Controller Setup for Xbox, you can remap buttons and store your profile settings to maximize your gameplay
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Amazon[amazon.com] has Razer Wolverine V2 Wired Gaming Controller for Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PC (Black) on sale for $40. Shipping is free.
Designed for Greater Control and Precision: The controller's ergonomics provide a natural grip that ensures agile and accurate button interaction, while the contoured design and non-slip rubber grips allow all-day gaming at peak performance
Additional Remappable Front-Facing Buttons: 2 multi-function buttons at the front of the controller can be remapped via Razer Controller Setup for Xbox to unleash greater control and a more personalized play style
Mecha-Tactile Action Buttons and D-Pad: Wield hyper-responsive actuation with a cushioned touch as you execute your moves
Hair Trigger Mode with Trigger Stop-Switches: For a competitive edge, activate Hair Trigger Mode via two slide-locks on the underside of the controller that greatly reduce travel distance to the main triggers, enabling an ultra-fast rate of fire
3.5mm Analog Audio Port: Game on for hours in comfort with the ease and convenience of plugging your 3.5mm audio device straight into the controller, instead of the console
Razer Controller Setup for Xbox: Experience endless customizability options on the controller. With the Razer Controller Setup for Xbox, you can remap buttons and store your profile settings to maximize your gameplay
Have heard of general reliability issues on PS5 and xbox series controllers, particularly with analog stick drift. A shame because that has never been an issue for either camp.
Any idea if Razer has a shot at being the more reliable controller brand here?
I have Razer Kishi and Raiju controllers. Particularly with the Raiju, build quality is really solid and it's a stout controller. Buttons have a different kind of click to them - less mushy, more tactile. And the triggers have adjustability for short and long trigger pull. Not sure if these things apply to this particular controller, but I've been very happy with Razer's build quality.
Have heard of general reliability issues on PS5 and xbox series controllers, particularly with analog stick drift. A shame because that has never been an issue for either camp.
Any idea if Razer has a shot at being the more reliable controller brand here?
Razer? Reliable? Come on, man. Don't get your hopes up. Their brand isn't known for their reliability. All their stuff is fun to use, though. It'll probably be fine if you take care of it.
If you want sticks that don't drift, get a Gulikit or 8Bitdo Ultimate Bluetooth. They use hall effect sticks that don't wear out. But even those 2 pads have their own issues.
At least with the Xbox core and PS5 controllers, parts are readily available if you like to tinker.
I have the v2 chroma and base this controller is awesome even with the wire you can feel the better build quality compared to a factory controller and for this price def a good purchase
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My wife got me this for Christmas last year and I hate it. It's too wide and awkward to use. It hurts the hands. Still have it in the box collecting dust.
Have heard of general reliability issues on PS5 and xbox series controllers, particularly with analog stick drift. A shame because that has never been an issue for either camp.
Any idea if Razer has a shot at being the more reliable controller brand here?
I have both (Xbox series x controller and razer here) and I noticed a slight decrease in "feel" quality when switching to the Xbox. I haven't gotten drift yet, but the Xbox analog sticks feel less "structured" if that makes sense, like it could be pulled vertically up or to the side easier with no resistance.
Both feel good and better than Xbox 360 (or other related older design) gamepad. But the fact I still use the razer, despite preferring wireless, is a testament to its build. I haven't tried other third party gamepads so I can't comment if razer is better or worse than them, or it's worth the higher price.
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Any idea if Razer has a shot at being the more reliable controller brand here?
Any idea if Razer has a shot at being the more reliable controller brand here?
If you want sticks that don't drift, get a Gulikit or 8Bitdo Ultimate Bluetooth. They use hall effect sticks that don't wear out. But even those 2 pads have their own issues.
At least with the Xbox core and PS5 controllers, parts are readily available if you like to tinker.
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Any idea if Razer has a shot at being the more reliable controller brand here?
Both feel good and better than Xbox 360 (or other related older design) gamepad. But the fact I still use the razer, despite preferring wireless, is a testament to its build. I haven't tried other third party gamepads so I can't comment if razer is better or worse than them, or it's worth the higher price.
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