Razer Wolverine V2 Chroma - Fully Customisable Xbox Series X|S Controller with RGB Lighting (6 Multifunction Buttons, Interchangeable Stick Caps, Hair Trigger Mode) Black

This is the first high end non Microsoft controller that I've purchased. Firstly, I was finding it hard to see how Razer and Scuf (my alternative choice) could justify a RRP of £150 on their pro controllers. Double the price of most Microsoft ones. I decided against the Scuf controller purely because of their poor warranty. Only six months, which didn't give me any faith in the longevity of their product. I spotted the Razer Wolverine chroma on Amazon warehouse soon after and grabbed it at a substantially reduced price "as new". When it arrived all I can say is the original seal on the box had been cut but replaced. Controller was 100% NEW. I was immediately impressed with the build quality and feel of it and the ability to swap out the joysticks to achieve the feel you want. I usually use Kontrolfreek Galaxy thumbsticks for FPS games and I was able to achieve the same height setup with the supplied additional sticks. Sadly, I couldn't actually use Galaxy thumbsticks because the diameter of the Razer ones are greater than a stock Microsoft controller. An issue on the Chroma controller if you want aftermarket add-ons. The travel and precise feel of the buttons and sticks on the Chroma make it really nice to game on, also the ability to shorten the trigger pull via the stop switches is brilliant for FPS shooters. Using the Razer app downloadable on the Microsoft store allows fine tuning and custom button mapping, including the six additional buttons built into the controller. You can also mess with the lighting effects in the app too. I'd say that after a couple of weeks use that I'm definitely faster in COD etc using this controller and can aim and fire really quickly. I'm playing predominantly in MWII and am Prestige 5 with over7000 in game kills at present, so have a fair bit of game time to assess this difference. In conclusion, I like the Razer Wolverine Chroma so much I would actually buy it at the regular price. My bargain is just another plus in this purchase. This review is completely honest and unbiased, I'm a long standing Amazon customer. If you buy this remember to register for your 1 year warranty on Razer's website. Like most companies they then email offers etc. I got a code for £17 discount online earlier this week.

Recently changed over from the Elite Series 2 after having several problems with that pad. And I can honestly say I've been converted. Took it out the box and I can say it felt light it felt cheap and I wondered where my money went. But when I held the pad it instantly felt natural, deeper grooves makes your hands feel like you are holding on to the pad not clinging onto it like with the Elite 2. It is not as fully customisable as the Elite either the LEDs are nice touch but don't affect gaming. But that's all on the outside when you start playing you instantly know where your money went. Mechanical buttons provide a noticeable quick instant response, the paddles on the back are perfectly placed for a natural response on pressing. The third button on by the bumpers I thought would be awkward but a nicely placed don't interfere with the bumpers and triggers. I haven't changed over the thumb sticks as everything felt good. The pad comes set up using the back paddles as a clutch button now I know why, with the analogue stocks being so responsive at times like sniping on cod or scoring a penalty you need to show things down making the clutch a very handy button. Ok it feels cheap compared to the Elite 2 but that's where the comparison stops, where the elite 2 feels cheap inside the Razer feels built for a reason. Everything feels right responsive and built for purpose.

Very accurate controller. Feels good. Abit big for my hands took a little while to get used to but it's a quality controller the mechanical buttons on the face (A,B,Y,X) are clicky n noise is quite loud but feels satisfying to the touch. Other mechanical buttons are the two extra buttons located near the bumpers n triggers. There was a bit of sick drift going up on my right stick but if I place it in centre it's fine because it's everso slightly loose going up. If you are on PC you can edit the dead zone issue on both sticks by downloading an app called Razer controller for Xbox (even though it's for PC) but yeah that will sort out Ur deadzone so u can get precise aim on CoD or battlefield or gears of war or which ever game u are playing which needs precision. There are four paddles on the back. Default bottom two are for fine aiming the sticks making it slower. Really nice touch (never use it) others can be configured and there's two extra buttons in between RT n RB and LB n LT. (Never use them). They give a longer stick with the standard Xbox sort of shape and a Concaved stick kind of like the PlayStation controllers. Best controller I've owned but might buy more in the future to compare. £150? If you have the money it's worth it if u can overcome the small Cons. If not then settle for the gambix. Elite controllers make sense if u are using Xbox. All in all very good controller

love this controller after a couple weeks, took a while to get used to the paddles on back as very central compared to other controllers so different hand positioning. all buttons seem fine although get a little stick drift when moving forwards on left stick

I've had 3 Elite II controllers. They've all broke. The shoulder buttons loose responsiveness, stick drift is an issue (and was from brand new) and I needed a change. I was so unsure what I'd go for but I opted for Razer Chroma. Let's get something straight, I'm not a casual gamer. I'm not a pro either, I just clock the kind of hours gaming that people mock (about 200 hours a month). I've had my Chroma for over 2 months now and between Warzone, Fifa and Starfield I know its seen closer to 500 hours and its been flawless. At first glance it will feel cheaper and plastic. It's wired. The start and select button are in weird places. The back paddles takes time to adjust to - none of this mattered to me. It performs. Its consistent. No stick drift. No button lag. Responsive, consistent and oddly durable for something that doesn't, at first, seem durable. I will not go back to an Elite ever again and if Razer wants to make a version that has the grip feel of the Elite and with sensible start and select positions, I'm all for that - there's room for some improvement but I'm a very happy customer.

I love the Razor Xbox Controllers. So I replace them regularly. I bought 2 over the last few days. They arrived and were both used controllers, not new as stated, but second hand and both had stick shift/drift. The boxes were just taped over where the original security seal was visibly broken and with stickers over the original barcode stating 'New.' The Razor Controllers are usually excellent and are, in my opinion, better than the Xbox Elite Controller. But with all of the issues, it may be time to try another brand. Which is a shame.

My elite v2 is starting to get stick drift and I saw the Wolverine v2 chroma available on 5 monthly payments so decided to give it a go. First impressions. Compared to the elite this thing is as light as a feather which to me is not a good thing. It generally just feels cheap. Looks wise it not bad nothing special. I really liked the tactile face buttons but that's about it. What don't I like about it? The back paddles are just weird. I rely on the paddles a lot in driving games for shifting. I read before buying that those with smaller hands could find it uncomfortable. That wasn't a problem for me it was just the location of them. As mentioned before it feels lightweight and cheap. It connects via a plugin usb cable. No matter how careful I was to be with it I could see that worsening over time. The app is very limited and you need to use it to change profiles. The controller never turns off if not in use unless you unplug it. My biggest gripe and the leading factor to returning it after less than 1 day was the triggers are too sensitive and there is no way to adjust it unlike in the xbox accessories app for the elite. I've put many hours into FH5 and tuned a lot of cars but i could not brake without locking up even in my favourite cars. With the paddles over time I could get used to but not being able to brake properly in a driving game renders it useless to me. Just my opinion. It might be good for FPS. I didn't try as I'm more inclined to use keyboard and mouse.

Coming from using 3 elite series 2 controllers I finally got fed up of stick drift and none functioning bumper buttons. This has been great so far the back paddles are a bit strange at first but very easy to adjust to and the extra 2 buttons up top means I can map the left stick to 1 so I'm not mashing the left stick in to run (COD) and hopefully reduce chances of stick drift. Everything still going strong and its a very responsive controller. Only thing that let's it down is the fact its wired but it is long enough that it doesn't hinder you in any way.

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Ich habe bereits ein Razer Sabertooth (leider an Kabelbruch gestorben) und ein Razer Wildcat (funktioniert nach wie vor). Da ich einfach mal was neues wollte und vor allem etwas mit mehr Buttons und besseren Sticks, habe ich ein paar aktuelle Optionen durchprobiert. 1. Versuch - Thrustmaster ESwap X Pro Die austauschbaren Sticks sind eine super Idee - für manche Games, wie z.B. Diablo 4 kann es sogar Sinn machen das D-Pad auf die rechte Seite zu packen. Leider lässt sich aber dann nicht mehr einstellen welcher Stick auf der linken Seite, welche Achse übernimmt. Trotzdem lässt sich das Gamepad so ganz gut nutzen. Negativpunkte sind allerdings ordentlicher Stickdrift bei beiden Sticks und die Buttons auf der Rückseite sind ergonomisch kaum zu gebrauchen. Zu nah beieinander und zu weit in der Mitte. In dieser Mischung ist es weder für große noch für kleine Hände zu gebrauchen. Nettes Konzept - Umsetzung suboptimal. 2. Versuch - das Razer Wolverine V2 Chroma Das Gamepad, was ich am Ende behalten habe. Liegt ergonomisch gut in meinen (relativ großen) Händen und meine Mittel- und Ringfinder fallen praktisch automatisch auf die Tasten an der Rückseite. Das D-Pad hat im Gegensatz zum Wolverine Ultimate ebenfalls Microswitches und fühlt sich damit hervorragend an und ist sehr akkurat. Die anderen Buttons fühlen sich ebenfalls sehr gut an - etwas mehr Widerstand beim Klicken als beim Wolverine Ultimate oder bei meinem Wildcat aber immer noch ein sehr eindeutiger und angenehmer Druckpunkt - Geschmackssache aber per se kein Vor oder Nachteil. Die Sticks sind in meinen Augen allerdings ein echtes Highlight. Absolut Null Stickdrift, auch jetzt nach 3 Wochen fast täglicher Nutzung - besser als jeder andere Razer Controller und die meisten anderen Gamepads auf dem Markt. Super nice! Die austauschbaren Sticks machen auch keine Probleme und sind eine gute Ergänzung, die ich auch nutze. Der einzige Nachteil ist, dass man nun die Profile nur in der Software editieren oder wechseln kann. Als PC gamer stört mich das weniger, ist aber bestimmt potentiell nervig für Konsoleros. Am PC wird das Gamepad übrigens anders als bei allen Vorgängermodellen immer zu 100% beim Neustart oder einstecken erkannt. 3. Versuch - Razer Wolverine Ultimate Ein gutes Gamepad, keine Frage, und wenn man einen guten Deal kriegt, auch sein Geld wert. Allerdings hat er minimalen Stickdrift ab Werk - nichts weltbewegendes aber halt nicht so gut wie beim V2 Chroma - die Sticks bieten auch insgesamt weniger Widerstand und sind damit alles in allem etwas weniger akkurat. Bei diesem Modell lassen sich die Tasten auch am Gamepad programmieren - ein klarer Pluspunkt. Leider hat es aber auch wie die anderen Vorgängermodelle das Problem, dass es nicht immer zu 100% erkannt wird, wenn man den Rechner neu startet oder das Pad neu anstöpselt. Manchmal braucht es da ein/zwei mal ein und Ausstöpseln. Die Buttons auf der Rückseite funktionieren, fühlen sich aber so an als wären sie etwas enger übereinander und das macht die Ergonomie für mich geringfügig schlechter. Beide austauschbaren D-Pads sind interessant, aber keines davon ist so gut wie das eine vom V2 Chroma und die switches darunter fühlen sich eher matschig an. Insgesamt also auch ein super Pad, aber die Vorteile V2 Chroma überwiegen für mich ganz klar. Also, insgesamt ist das Razer Wolverine V2 Chroma für mich der Gewinner was Qualität und Ergonomie angeht. Die Sticks sind die mit Abstand besten, das D-Pad ist besser als die beiden austauschbaren vom Ultimate und die Ergonomie passt nahezu perfekt für meine Hände. Habe in diversen Reviews gehört, dass sich das Plastik weniger wertig anfühlen würde, aber ich bin wohl zu abgestumpft, um sowas zu merken - mir ist kein Unterschied in der Wertigkeit zum Ultimate aufgefallen - für mich fühlen sich beide gleichwertig an. Wer also ein High-End Pro Controller sucht, dem würde ich empfehlen das Razer Wolverine V2 Chroma mal auszutesten.

I had the Razer Wolverine Tournament Edition, that was good. Bought this Razer Wolverine V2 Chroma. Good as always. No stick drift out of the box. Make sure you download the Razer software from Microsoft store and update the controller. My settings - Top two buttons A(left), Y(right), Bottom two buttons LS(left), RS(right), Middle two buttons X(left), B(right). I use the tall stick at right and round stick at left. This controller is specially for Hardcore shooting Game(s). Careful the stick is super sensitive. My dead zone setting in razer software is 2. You'll receive a long USB C cable with the controller. It's a wired controller no Bluetooth. In Xbox Elite series 1 or 2 or any other pro controller you'll not get the top two buttons. This is Razer exclusive. Enjoy :).

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Amazon Almanya uzerinden indirimdeyken aldım. 1 hafta içinde elime ulaştı. Arkasındaki adreslenebilir tuşlar yüzünden bu modeli tercih ettim. Tutuş hissiyati çok başarılı. On yüzdeki "clicky" tuslar ve d pad de kullanirken keyif veriyor. Bütçe sorunu olmayanlar icin bence en iyi kablolu gamepad.