Customer Ratings & Reviews

Controller weight feels great. Buttons and triggers actuate with a very satisfying audible and tactile click. The quality of the braided cord is very good and the length will meet the needs of 99% of users; the other 1% will want a wireless controller. PC compatibility is mostly plug-and-play right out of the box. The ONE flaw that prompted me to return it was the placement of the back button. The left thumb needs to reach OVER the left stick to get to it, and I cannot understand why Razer would move the start/back buttons from their perfectly acceptible spots in the middle of the controller to the edges. Any game that I play that has the menu mapped the back button becomes more annoying than it should be. Hopefully Razer's next iteration of this controller returns the button placement back to where they were originally on the Wolverine Ultimate. If you're in the market for a wired controller and don't mind the button layout, then this is a solid choice. Otherwise, look elsewhere.

Has a good grip feeling and that's about it the M1 and M2 buttons are basically in the middle of R T & R B & L T & L B so you constantly hit them when they should be in the back like the Xbox series Elite version 1 or 2 the buttons make a very clicky noise and the setup is very on Xbox like, I returned it after a few hours of use not even because of how uncomfortable it felt playing with it it was very comfortable in the hands but it wasn't the same shape as a normal Xbox controller and the wire was also an issue very flimsy and didn't feel like it would last in time I would recommend buying just the standard Xbox series X or S controller over this even though they have limited new features that are definitely better or I'd also say get the Razer Wolverine ultimate much better than this new version

Too big for my hands and not as fluid as the elite. I let my kids use it because it could survive a few drops.

First off I love Razer controllers, but this one dissappoints me that it only lasted about 4 months. I probably use this controller 3-4 times a week mainly for Rocket League. Buttons/Triggers are satisfying and the controller for me is a good size (I wear large gloves). Maybe I just got a lemon, but I had an old Razer Sabertooth that lasted me years before dying.

Paid about $100 for this thinking it would be an improvement over a standard controller, but it was not. The good: Controller grips feel great, high grip and nearly no issue with it getting sweaty. The bad: The start/select buttons are oddly placed for games which use them for inventory or game controls. Main buttons are not responsive and have to be pressed hard to get any action out of them Triggers have fewer settings than other controllers with adjustments. Would not recommend or buy. Going to try and sell/return it.

terrible controller bumpers on the back rub on each other and there is already stick drift after a month of owning it

Out of the box this controller was great. It was refreshing to not constantly chew through batteries. Unfortunately by the second week I heard a weird click and the right trigger stopped working properly. Frustrating that a for this much money the build quality is questionable. Guess I'm back the original XBOX controller.

If your press the trigger and bumper at the same time something grinds and catches. If you don't ever plan to do that it's a good controller. Fair warning, you'll press them both at the same time.

The menu and start buttons, as well as the programmable buttons, aren’t positioned in convenient locations. It seems like this was designed to look good, but not necessarily to function well in most games.

Didn't like and was a completely old version, kind of wasted 130 bucks on with this i never use it , so hard to figure out! just sits on my self collects dust

It was great till the buttons began to stick after only a couple months of light play here and there.