Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great alternative to the dual sense edge for around the same price range also a bit bigger in the hand very comparable to the Xbox controllers if you prefer that. Great customization through the razer app, only dislike about the controller if changing out the back paddles they can be a bit annoying to screw and unscrew to change but doesn’t hinder the performance very responsive.

It's a great controller, as long as you know what it's offering what it's NOT offering. Pros: - Clicky buttons with mouse-style switches - Premium build quality. Feels really good in hands - Customizable with PC Razer Synapse - 4 back paddles and 2 shoulder claw buttons - Comes with back paddle "covers", so if you don't want to use the back paddles, you can uninstall the paddles and cover the connectors up. Cons: - Only X-input when connected to PC - No haptic or rumble at all - Can't wake PS5

Great controller for fps competitive games. The controller feels good in the hands with a premium feel, but slightly bigger than the dualsense. The mouse click buttons, TMR joysticks and button placement on the back makes this controller a solid buy for anyone playing competitive games. The app is also user friendly.

Going from a standard ps5 controller I have honestly felt an improvement for my aim, the raised thumb stick took a bit of getting used to but overall feels good in the hands. My only complain is when using it in wireless mode only in the ps5 theres random disconnects out of the box but not sure if this was fixed in an update as I had no problems at all in PC.

Wothout a doubt a great controller that has a ton of customization. Its a big controller, so probably not suitable for younger kids. Only issue is how cheap it feels in your hand. If it were $50 less it would be 5 stars.

Lighter than the normal dualsense allowing for more comfortable gaming. The controller comes with a screwdriver to unscrew the back-paddles if you want to remove them. No RGB like usual Razer products but i’m more a fan of the sleek black. The grip on the controller is very comfortable it’s almost like it’s not there while you’re playing. It’s a great competition based controller it lacks haptic triggers and vibration to minimize weight, I wouldn’t necessarily say it’s bad for story games but it definitely doesn’t bring the same emerson as a regular dualsense. TMR THUMBSTICKS this is the best part of this controller, TMR allows for no stick drift the sticks will last longer than everything else on the controller and if say you do get a little drift because software does change you can just go onto the app and recalibrate them without losing any function. Buttons are clicky like the buttons on a mouse and you can change the triggers from mouse click to regular. The software systems are easy to use and accessible on mobile allowing for customization to anyone. I would choose this over the edge for competitive games and the edge over this for story games.

Needed 7 days to feel comfortable using this after dualsense. I recommend to change left stick (it’s easy just need to use more strength, it won’t break). It has no haptics and more info you can read on the official website. And also it shows on pc as not PS5 controller, so all the buttons in the game you see will be for Xbox and work for Xbox. The buttons are pretty silent. It’s very good for every possible game. Also there is no macros system for the additional buttons (you can only add a few buttons for the keyboard, but I don’t recommend it because your input is changing). The touchpad (in the top-middle of the controller) it works like mouse, so your input is changing too. Haven’t used for PS5, but all the buttons are correct when I changed to PS5 mod (this mod doesn’t work for PC). In my opinion, this is the best PS5 controller, but if you want one for a cheaper price, just get a Xbox controller.

Hands down best controller for under $200. Tons of customization, magnetic thumb sticks no more drift!!!! Must have for the FPS player. I was a scuff controller user for years. Scuff is way overrated and customer service is terrible. Go with Razer.

Build quality and feel is fantastic. LONG battery life. Would like a backlit buttons option but other than that, a very well executed product.

The Razer Raiju V3 Pro is a feature-rich, competition-oriented controller with excellent precision, customizable controls, and strong wireless performance — but it sacrifices immersion features like rumble or adaptive triggers and comes at a premium price. If you’re after performance above all, it’s a top choice; if you want a more traditional, feedback-rich experience on PS5, something like the DualSense Edge might be better.

I was hoping to use this controller with my PS5 since it was marketed for it. When I first tried the controller it was pretty big compared to a normal dual sense. This made it difficult to play claw and with the dongle latency it made for a really bad experience. I found myself using it wired to get rid of the latency since you can’t connect the controller wirelessly like every other dual sense controller. The TMR sticks felt nice and the buttons were click, the back buttons are a good choice for those who need them (I didn’t). Overall, this controller is good for those who are gonna be playing this on PC and need those clicky buttons.

I mainly use this controller for first person shooter games. Controller is great but it has its drawbacks. Pros: -Has a headphone jack -TMR sticks, adjustable triggers, two extra customizable buttons near the trigger and four customizable back buttons -Software customization options on thumbsticks and triggers -4 on board controller profiles for your settings -Comfortable Cons: -Uses USB A ports (must use a USB dongle for wireless connection and use USB cable for charging/wired play) -Clicky face buttons (preference based) -Missing features (controller does not start Playstation 5 console from off/sleep, no vibration, no gyroscope) -Controller does not remember mute function, so you should remember to press the mute button when using a headset -Thumbsticks are replaceable, but they only give you two extra thumbsticks (one tall and one small); they should have provided two pairs (total of four thumbsticks)

I have the dual sense edge that I use for my PC but wanted to try something new that has digital inputs vs analog. The TMR sticks are an added bonus to never have to worry about stick drift and having to adjust deadzones. Triggers are instant in response and just hits different in gaming.

Perfect ergonomics and feedback from the buttons. Since purchasing it’s been my primary PS5 controller. Warning: if you need haptics it doesn’t have them. I bought it for precision. Depending on when you started gaming they might be a no go but for me it wasn’t. It’s the best option on the market for design.

Love the color and got it on sale. Worth it. Very comfortable and didn't take long to receive the shipping. High quality and massive upgrade.

This controller complements my custom built gaming setup. It connected seamlessly and it feels much smoother than my old controller...feels like solid, professional quality!

Really cool controllers! Love the way they feel and have better adaptive feedback when playing FPS

I really like this controller. I wish it was a tad smaller, had vibration and came with a tall dome stick. I would have gave it 5 if it had these improvements. Maybe next time.

Button quality is great, its weighty in my hands, fits my hand size, the back buttons are in perfect spots for me and the two addition bumper buttons are quite easy to get used to. Tbh the only thing that could improve it for me is a charging dock and the ability to swap out parts when/if they ever start having issues

Purchased this for my little brother, he loves it and it takes some getting used to. I told him the only down side is no rumble features but he said he turns it off anyway lol so good purchase!