Razer Wolverine V3 Pro Wireless Gaming Controller: Licensed for Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Windows PC – 6 Remappable Buttons – Fast Triggers – Customizable Thumbsticks – Wired Tournament Mode – Black

Best feeling, best paddles, best software
I hesitated to order this controller for a while since some said it was small. It is actually a bit bigger than xbox controller, it just doesn’t seem like it from pictures.A few months ago, I replaced my xbox elite 2 controller with a scuf envision pro. Now I’ve replaced the scuf envision pro with the razer. For me, there is no comparision between the 2 for comfort. The scuf for me always felt a bit awkward to hold. The back buttons were somewhat hard to press. Felt more like I was sort of hanging onto the controller. The razer just slots into my hands and everything feels completely natural. Obviously your hands might be different but for me razer destroys the scuf for feel. I like the razer better than xbox controller, which I also preferred over scuf for feel.Now for the other aspects of razer vs scufTriggers – I like the feel of the razer a bit more than scuf, but it is closeBumpers – Scuf maybe has a slightly better sound when using, but about same.Thumb sticks – razer is slightly stiffer than scuf, but somehow they move smoother so they feel less resistant. The tops of the sticks also feel better on razer. Less hard edge.D-pad – razer feels a million times better than scuf. Much easier to press the buttons and move from one to the other.back paddles – not even close, the razer has the best back paddles. I like them more than the xbox elite 2 even. And they destroy the scuf back buttons. Much more natural to hold, easier to click. Fits perfectface buttons (ABXY) – this is the only area where I think the scuf might have an advantage, but it is somewhat subjective. The scuf buttons are much easier to activate and have much less travel distance. For platformers especially this makes for a really fast feel. The razer buttons feel a little more like a springy bounce when you are using the face buttons. They work fine and feel good, just not as fast feeling as the scuf.Software – another place that razer destroys the scuf. iCUE is pretty universally hailed as trash. Still to this day every time I launch iCue, it tells me my controller has a firmware update (hint it hasn’t since the first day I got it). It is slow to launch, has a clunky interface that isn’t intuitive to use. The scuf requires a driver install and it always has the ‘eject’ icon showing in the task bar whenever the controller is connected. The scuf also will never turn off while it is plugged in and charging. The lights will not stay off either, each time I used the scuf I had to turn the lights off again. The razer on the other hand just works. You plug it in and the drivers already come with windows. Completely seamless. The razer software you can install from the MS Store has a great interface and is easy to use. It just works well.Extra buttons – I prefer the extra top buttons on razer to the side buttons on scuf, but your opinion may vary on that. The scuf side buttons worked well enough assuming you didn’t accidently hit them all the time. The front 5 macro buttons were ok but I never really used them as it would have required iCue to be running to remap them.

Poor design quality, will not last.
I used and loved this controller for about 6 weeks until the metal housing on the inside of the USB connector broke. Now it won’t reliably work in wired mode, and even using wireless, I have trouble charging it due the intermittent connector. The connector port was always a little loose and flimsy feeling, the weight of the cable was likely too much for it. I contacted Razor and after sending them info and pictures, they asked for my shipping address for the RMA. A day later received a cryptic email pointing to their warranty and saying it doesn’t cover my issue. I guess they think I dropped and damaged the controller, which I did not.I was warned about buying Razor products and now I know why. They won’t take responsibility for a quality/materials/design issue that is happening to more than just me. Worse still, they didn’t even offer to repair the product for a fee. I will never buy another Razor product and will go back to the Xbox Elite – it has quality problems too, but at least Microsoft stands behind it with a good RMA and a repair process.

I’m happy with this controller. For me the Xbox Elite version is the perfect controller for me but the build quality (sticky bumper and stick drift) had me looking for alternatives. This Razer controller has hall effect sticks which wont get stick drift and has good build quality.Coming from the EliteV2 the shape of this Razer controller will take some getting used to, but once you are used to it, it feels good in your hands. At first I didnt like the back paddles but after some time I got used to then and like them now. Overall very happy with this controller.

nunca habia tenido un control que no fuera el original, le di muchas vueltas al asunto antes de comprarlo, porque hay muchas opciones de gamas altas, y en reseñas casi todos tienen puntos buenos y malos, esta opinion es en base a la comparativa entre el que viene con la consola y este nuevo, jamas volveria a usar el que viene, la sensasion de control es abismal, sobre todo en los joysitcks, la sensibilidad, la dureza y respuesta, la sensasion de los gatillos y de todos los botones es muy distinta, el click que hacen te da un feedback fisico muy perceptible, no dudas de aberlo presionado, los botones traseros son incleriblemente comodos, al principio no, pero se acostumbra uno a tenerlos y usarlos, evitanto la necesidad de quitar un dedo de la palanca para presionar otro boton, el unico pero podria ser la bateria, no hay un aviso de facil identificacion de que esta acabando, siemplemente se desconecta y se vuelve a conectar cuando ya la bateria esta por agotarse, y te quedas a media partida, ya luego le agarras el tiempo, y pues te acostumbras a cargarlo entre algunas partidas