Customer Ratings & Reviews

Works great, and it holds a charge for way longer than expected. Love the hall effect sticks and clicky buttons.

Good heft and feel. The triggers have a nice feel and the buttons are standard. The claw grip paddles are well placed. Unfortunately, I lose wifi connection often and have had to go wired to play. Battery life seems good, but when it goes, once again the connection is the first thing to go. There is some stick wonkiness. Out of nowhere, my character will start spinning around and I have to reset the console to stop it. Compared to the elite 2 controller, the Razer comes up short

I have had many controllers from the basic Microsoft to the Elite, turtle beach and even Scuff and this is by far on of the best I have had so far. If fits well in your hand and is not a pain to reach certain button like the Turtle Beach controller. I highly recommend.

First off, this controller feels amazing. Being able to set my in-game dead zones to zero without having any stick drift is a game changer. The controller feels great in the hand and is super responsive. The rear buttons are perfectly placed and are easy to use. The only two downsides are that the controller is missing Bluetooth (for $200 it should have it) and there is currently no way to update the firmware VIA the Xbox app even though this controller is designed for Xbox. Support stated I need to update the software VIA a PC which I do not have. This is a bummer but I'm sure they will eventually make it possible to update the controller with the Xbox app. Overall the controller is one of the best Xbox controllers I've ever used and has surpassed my expectations. In comparison to the Microsoft Elite Series controllers, this blows them out of the water. If you are on the fence, definitely go ahead and purchase this. You will not be disappointed.

I have been waiting for a long time and have searched exhaustively for a 3rd party alternative to the Microsoft Elite series controller for the XBOX Series X. My wait appears to be finally over. With only a few minor things I don't really like about the Razer V3 Pro, for the most part I love this controller. Premium build quality and performance, clicky/tactile buttons, hall effect sticks that are complete perfection, seamless integration into the XBOX eco system by way of a plug and play dongle that works instantly, and a decent enough app experience with enough customization to make for a completely enjoyable gaming experience. For too long the XBOX gaming community has been stuck with the poorly built and unreliable Elite Series controllers. This is your answer to those issues. My only negative mentions would be the back button positioning. I find that the bottom most back button especially is in such an awkward location that I have had to just not have it mapped to anything because I would press it on accident by merely gripping the controller. If they don't change the positioning with the next iteration, at least give the option to lock out the back buttons completely so as to not have this mistake occur. Secondly, when the controller is plugged in and charging, the lighting will pulse for a couple moments, but then it will go out completely. So you really don't have any indication of it still charging or when it is completely charged. Having the lighting affect continue to pulse at it's charging and then go solid when fully charged seems to be such a simple thing that could have offered. Maybe this can be a thing added through firmware or something. All in all, minor things that in no way alter the great experience! We finally can tell Microsoft where to go with their terrible controllers that have stick drift out of the box!! Thank you Razer!!

Quite literally the pinnacle of controller engineering in my opinion. Hit every requirement that I had in mind when getting a new (endgame) controller. I have a friend who would burn through about 1-2 controllers a YEAR before getting stick drift. Not wanting to go down the same path with a bunch of wasted money I got this controller. My must-haves were this: Hall effect joysticks and triggers Wireless (with at least a halfway decent battery life) Compatible with Xbox and PC Length of life justifies cost Other things that were nice to have but not required were... Trigger locks High-ish polling rate but not too high to give my CPU a stroke Haptics I saw that this controller hit every mark but was on the expensive side. After a bunch of looking for other controllers that could have worked but had other trade-offs (wired, long-term reliability issues, low battery life, etc.) I just bit the bullet and got this one. It is all that it was advertised as. It's got a premium sturdy feel to it. Doesn't flex, rattle or squeak and I'm not sure what everyone else means by "feels cheap". All the buttons including the joystick ones are great and never given me an issue. Had to do a firmware update when I first unboxed it but it worked perfectly after and never had to do another one since. I loved how it came with a travel case with slots and nets to hold everything you'll need inside (dongle, cable, controller and other thumbstick caps). I would say just take the leap and get it. I could go on and on about how perfect this thing it but I think you get the point... However two little tiny things that I did want to mention was this: 1) Travel case is not a hard case (rigid) and with the tall thumbstick cap it can push that button in quite easily. Not great long term if in a cramped/squished space (such as in your backpack) but not the end of the world. 2) D-Pad took a little getting used to as it feels a lot different/smoother and more sensitive than an OEM Xbox controller.

I picked up the Razer Wolverine V3 Pro because my Xbox Elite 2 started getting stick drift after about a year or two. I really didn’t want to deal with that again, so I looked at a ton of reviews and narrowed it down to this or a SCUF. Ended up going with the Razer and I’m glad I did. It definitely feels different from the Elite. The buttons have more of a click to them, almost like a mouse switch, especially the paddles on the back. I actually like the placement of the rear paddles a lot, though I get that it might not be for everyone. They’re easier to press than the Elite paddles, which is both good and bad. I had a couple days where I kept hitting them by accident, but once I adjusted how I held the controller, it was totally fine. The software was another thing I was unsure about. I figured a non-Microsoft controller might not play as nicely on Xbox, but the Razer app works really well and the controller is just as configurable as I’m used to. I did have a weird issue at first where the D-pad felt like it was sticking and would just scroll on its own, but after updating the firmware right on the Xbox, it went away completely. Just an initial hiccup, so I’m not taking a star off for that. Overall, it feels great, super responsive, and well built. Obviously, I haven’t had it long enough to know whether stick drift will show up down the road, but for now I’m really happy with the switch.

The Wolverine V3 Pro is a fantastic controller. The build quality is excellent, the buttons and paddles feel premium, and the battery life is impressive. I’ve noticed a very occasional issue with the wireless connection—once in a while, it will disconnect for a couple of seconds and then reconnect. I’m not sure if it’s due to interference or just a minor glitch, but it hasn’t been a dealbreaker. Wired mode works flawlessly. Over the past three years, I’ve gone through two Xbox Elite controllers, both plagued by stick drift and broken bumpers. I’ve had zero physical issues with the Wolverine V3 Pro so far. I’ve already recommended it to several friends who are frustrated with their Elite controllers—and I’ll keep doing so.

So I was taught that if you had nothing nice to say, don't say anything at all. I stopped typing and went back to the controller and tried using it with a few other games other than usual first person shooter. Yeah, I still don't like it that much. My situation is that this thing is too small. Smaller than a standard controller. Why would they (Razer) make it smaller? Button feel okay but I just can't get over the size of this thing. About ten minutes into holding it in my hand my fingers started to hurt and it became a task to keep playing anything with it. If Razer makes a larger version I would definitely buy it. Right now I would not recommend picking this up unless you have small hands. Left stick drifts and the right one gets stuck every now and then which didn't add anything positive to my experience. No surprise there at this point. This is a nice swing but a miss non the less. A firmware update might help the drifting issue but I don't see ho that will fix the stickiness of the other stick. Hopefully others have better luck with the units they received.

Great feel. Triggers are perfect for my fingers. Mouse click buttons are very responsive. It is a better build in my opinion than the series elite 2. Would definitely recommend.

This controller is good, but still have some sensitivity issues baked into firmware. Triggers are great as well as additional buttons, but it still feels a little to floaty in certain games.

Great placement of macro buttons, lots of customization options. You can adjust the macro buttons on the fly. There is some quality control issues with some having stick drift out of the box. I lucked out. This controller is replacing my wolverine V2 chroma. The bottom button placement is much better in comparison. This controller is expensive expensive, but it is cheaper than a scuf and a scuf will only last you a few months until it has drift.

The Razer V3 is a beautifully well packaged and designed controller that allows you to break free from the wired chains that bind you all without sacrificing responsiveness. The high speed USB dongle and hall effect controls make this a fast re-action controller with little to no input lag. If your looking to gain the extra edge in competitive gaming then look no further. The Razer V3 comes out of the box with everything you need to get you started including a carrying case and two interchangeable pads for the stick controls. Connection can be done both through a usb-c wire and through the wireless USB drive. Through the free downloadable app you can map just about every single component on the controller. Both left and right trigger pads come with lockouts so you can change the trigger pull giving you the competitive edge for FPS. The center Razer logo also lights up and has changeable RGB lighting. Wireless power yielded about roughly 12 hours of game time, which is on the weak side in my opinion. So let's get in to the meat of the reason why your choosing to buy this and that is the responsiveness of your input and ability to map out different buttons. The biggest issue I have always had with wireless controllers is the interference I get from other wireless signals which almost always results in drop outs or major input lag resulting in losses for me. That is not the case here, the high speed wireless dongle insures a sound and very fast connection resulting in a roughly 1ms input time. The trigger paddle placements are so well placed that my M5 and M3 paddles require a slight twitch from my fingers in order to activate them. Never once did I accidentally trigger them but when prompted, slight contact insured fast action from whatever command was set . I do like having the extra m1 and m2 buttons next to my LB and RB pads as this gives me more space to map my utility commands for games like Cod or counter strike. The hepatic feature also can be adjusted through app limiting the amount of intensity or vibration you wish to feel. All in all this is a great gaming controller to have and while by all appearances it seems this is a standard gaming controller where this unit really shined for me was its wireless feed. I was very impressed with the responsiveness I got from my input commands when in wireless mode. Ya the hall effect sensors help add to that but honestly I didn't really notice that big of a difference other than the fact that I had little to no lag. Given the price point this unit comes in at I think this is a very fair trade off for everything your getting with this controller

Get the protection plan if you buy this controller. First, this is a fantastic controller, everything from ergonomics to responsiveness is almost perfect. The only issue lies with the the wired connection. At the top where the usb-c plugs in, it becomes damaged over time from the weight of the cable pulling down on the connection. Eventually it will start to disconnect in the middle of a game. Ive had 3 of these controllers now, and they all do the same thing. I hope this is fixed in the next generation of this controller.

The Razer Wolverine V3 Pro is easily the best controller I’ve used. It feels perfect in my hands — solid, comfortable, and built for long sessions. The responsiveness is insane, every input feels instant and sharp. Setup through Razer Synapse is quick and easy, with just the right amount of customization. The Hall effect thumbsticks are next-level — easy to calibrate, ultra-smooth, and insanely accurate. No drift, no drama. The clicky buttons are super satisfying and make a real difference in fast-paced games. I only use this on my PC (no Xbox here), and it’s been a total game-changer. If you want serious performance, this is the controller to get.

This is a great controller especially because of the hall effect sticks that is in them making this controller immune to stick drift. But I am not a fan of the xbox layout of the controller. I gave it a try coming from the dual sense edge for my PC but decided to return. Also you are able to switch to “Competitive Mode” which lets you get to 1000 hz in the controller so that you can get an advantage. But when you do that, the controller does cut out for a split second and is a bit of a hassle to get back on. Overall though I think the controller is great in value and if you love the xbox layout then this controller definitely is something you should consider.

Ive owned Xbox elite controllers for years now. Simce the original elite comtroller. Ive always had live for them. And one of my favorite features being the orientation and placement of the rear programmable buttons. My only dissapointment wjth these controllers is everyone ive owned does last more then a year to a year and a half before at least one of the buttons begin malfunctioning. I would always replace with warrenty but would continue to have issues with the same problem. Buttons not working somehow some way. This wolverine comtroller i dont forsee this being an issue due to the mouse click short travel of 90% of the buttons. It also feels better in the hands by far. The only frason i even tried this remote is because the placement of the rear mappable buttons. THIS IS TOP TIER. I have yet to have any issues with remote and the battery life is amazing. 10/10 id buy this again. I do wish they offered different colors to make it more exciting.

I really love this controller.. doesn’t feel to bulky like regular Xbox controllers.. it was easy to connect to my Xbox and the battery life is awesome haven’t charged it in over a week.. would absolutely buy again

Best controller I have ever used for FPS games. When wireless it does have some moments where it disconnects briefly.

So far an excellent controller. Still disappointed that there are a few older games it is not compatible with but that may just be steam itself. All that aside. Works great for all the games I use it for so for. Quick reaction times. Great feel in the hands. For a hard core gamer it definitely works.