Razer - Wolverine V2 Pro Wireless Gaming Controller for PS5 / PC with 6 Remappable Buttons - Black

Bottom line, the controller is great. If this item ever drops to $150 pick it up immediately. It isn't without fault, but even after writing this review I'm still in love with the Wolverine V2. Pros: increadibly comfortable, great grip feel, responsive, good paddle placement (and they are perminant features), very durable, esthetically pleasing, longer battery life than the duel sense. It is a premium product (and for $250 it better be). I have a wrist/hand injury that makes playing video games painful. I was shocked at how comfortable this is to use, it has probably more than doubled how long I can play before I have to stop. Cons: price point misses the mark by a wide margin. Ridiculous price for a controller, especially when the Xbox version is $150. Bonkers. Bluetooth pairing. Maybe it's me but it unpaired occasionally and I haven't figured out how to pair it so it can turn on the consol. It may be easy to do, but it isn't already configured to do that. (This and the price are the only major-minuses) Battery life (better than fuel sense but still sucks), and for the black model the button markers are hard to see in less than perfect light.

Great for fighters games. Ps5 controller didn’t get my input correctly while using d-pad. I almost got a fight stick instead but I’m so use to controller so I decide try this for a fighting game and it work great. Read all my inputs correctly and no issue right now. Too pricey for a controller that don’t at least come with a bag but I still loving it

Razer has quickly become one of the most recognizable brands in the computer gaming sector. When I think of their products now, they're more modern than the years past, when they popularized obnoxious RGB lights on their products. Sure, that image is basically a meme now with gaming set-ups, but most serious gamers are doing away with the array of lights in exchange for quality parts that last longer than 10 months. The Wolverine V2 Pro Wireless Gaming controller feels hefty in quality and so far makes me confident it'll last a while. Throughout the years, I've been a controller enthusiast with consoles, and have gotten the Xbox Elite (both version 1 & 2) controllers, along with the Playstation 5's Scuff Reflex Pro. Once you experience controllers like that, you won't want to go back to others. For me it's mainly about the weight and the comfort of them in hand. The Wolverine V2 lives up to that hype, but I still can't get over the price. The V2 Pro retails at $250. That's half the amount you'd need to purchase a PS5! Comparing that with the Xbox Elite V2 ($180) and the Scuff Pro ($199), you'd need a big reason to purchase this one over some of the other options. Also, if you enjoy the rumble of the Dual Sense or the Xbox Elite V2 for your computer gaming, you'll be sad to hear there is no rumble option on the Wolverine V2. There is however, RGB lights that can be configured in an accompanied app. Now, I don't personally care about the lights. Is it a nice touch? Sure, but is it worth the additional money? I don't think so. If I had it my way, I'd use the Xbox Elite controller for all my gaming needs, but for the PS5? I don't think you can sacrifice the rumble. That is after all, one of the biggest features of the PS5. Keep in mind however, the Scuff Pro doesn't rumble either. There is one aspect of the Wolverine V2 that is worth mentioning in bold letters. The battery life is great. Unlike the standard PS5 controllers, these will hold a charge for more than several days. I've had some very bad luck with the standard PS5 controllers having some pretty bad longevity when gaming for a few hours. Getting back to the accompanying app - it's a bare bones app, but you can remap buttons and change a few options with the RGB lights. That's about it. I'm not sure what you'd want more from the app, but I really wish the rumble was an option you'd be able to turn off or no. That way "serious" gamers or those of us who want extended battery life can choose to turn it off.

One of the best controllers I ever bought works great on the PS5. And the pc I just wish. They had a p c app, so I can change the colors instead of using the mobile app

Very durable and have been using for over a year very good product.