Customer Ratings & Reviews

dint like it to small and the back paddles are to close

This has to be probably one of the most useful controllers that I believe ive had. Some good features that I can call out is that it has multiple buttons that you can map to So in case something happens, you have a replacement, it has well as functional usage.One thing I'd like to highlight is that I have bigger hands.And having the secondary mouse buttons by your bumpers, helps. The only negative thing I can really call out is that it is a wire controller.So if you are wanting something.Wireless believe there is another model that you can look at for razor 3.

This controller is awesome, good price, great quality, one issue. The issue might be user related, i play hard, i demand a lot of this controller so when im in the middle of playing and the controller disconnects randomly or some imputs don’t register its very frustrating. I do belive it might’ve been my mistake or something i did, which i do think it might be the issue. I have dropped the controller but that’s normal, the cable does get lose over time, its normal wear and tear that you really can’t control but i don’t believe pressing to many buttons at a time should turn off or create input lag on a controller. it is something to keep in mind when purchasing this tournament edition, other than that i couldnt ask for a better controller. The software thats it comes with is great good customization, you cant take the joysticks off like the pro edition but you can add your own on top. The joy sticks feel good, back buttons feel good, the controller itself feels good in your hands. The bumpers, triggers, and extra bumpers are amazing they feel good and are responsive and for the 100$ price tag its a high end conpetitive controller and its worth every dollar.

This controller is amazing the Hall effect sticks the hair triggers the snappy buttons. The 1000hz polling rate option makes this controller competitive with others on the market some going for 300 dollars which is absurd. I will not go back to a regular joystick controller the paddles are responsive I would say this controller is for ppl with large to medium hands glove size I’m a large for measuring perspective. It would be nice if the cable was braided. I was concerned about paddle accidental input I usually use 2 but I ended up using all 4 the slight curve of the controller is a bit different from a Xbox controller which is not a issue after a few game sessions. Highly recommend for what you get the price and build quality.

Coming from an Elite Series 2 controller that had bumper issues, this was a pretty good comparable controller. The mouse click buttons give good feedback and fell, and the hall effect thumbsticks are nice. But not sure if its because its a corded only version but i have been getting random issues as if the controller disconnects for a second and instantly reconnects. Example being in Call Of Duty it will randomly hold in the stick in a direction I don't have it or sometimes the trigger, so then even though its for a second it has caused me to lose some gun fights. overall I think the Elite Series 2 controller wins between the 2, as long as it doesn't have a bumper issue.

Been using this controller for almost a minth with numerous hours of gameplay on call of duty. The buttons and triggers are very responsive. Turning with the thumbsticks feels as if im swiping with a mouse. Best $99 i spent. My previos wolverine V1 lasted 3 years and still going strong but this is way better than any scuf or elite controller ive had.

I’ve burned through three Elite Series 2 controllers in the last two years (stick drift is my nightmare). I finally decided to switch to Razer because of the Hall Effect sticks, but I couldn't justify dropping $200 on the V3 Pro. I grabbed the Tournament Edition instead, and honestly? I don't regret it. The Best Parts: The Buttons are CLICKY: If you like mushy membrane buttons, look elsewhere. The face buttons (A/B/X/Y) and the back paddles feel like clicking a high-end gaming mouse. It’s incredibly satisfying and feels faster for tap-firing in FPS games. No Stick Drift (Finally!): The Hall Effect thumbsticks are smooth as butter. I set my deadzones to nearly zero in Halo and COD, and there is absolutely no drift. It feels precise in a way my old controllers never did. Paddle Placement: The 4 back paddles are placed perfectly for my middle fingers. They are easy to press but not so easy that I accidentally hit them when I'm gripping the controller tight during a sweaty match. The "Meh" Parts: Plastic Grip: This is where you feel the price difference vs. the Pro version. There’s no rubberized grip on the handles; it’s just textured plastic. It can get a little slippery if your hands get sweaty after a few hours. It is strictly WIRED: I knew this going in, but just a heads up—you cannot use this wirelessly. The cable is long (10ft) and braided, which is nice, but you are permanently tethered to your console or PC. Razer Controller App: You have to use their app on Xbox/PC to remap the extra buttons. It works, but the UI is a little clunky and sometimes takes a second to save your profile. Bottom Line: If you sit close to your screen and don't care about wireless play, save the $100 and get this over the V3 Pro. You get the same Hall Effect sticks and the same clicky buttons for half the price. It’s a total steal for competitive play.

Overall a very good controller...sticks can have a bit of drift at times which is weird... but it doesn't last long. Buttons and triggers are great.

Trying as an alternative to the elite series controller. Buttons have a similar sound/feel to clicky keyboard or mouse. You get used to it, paddles feel good. Not as modular as elite controller, but hoping to avoid drift or dead bumpers. A great alternative. Wireless would be way to go if you can get a discount. Reason for 4 stars, seldom but randomly for like 3 seconds, not sure if inputs don’t register, but I just get stuck. Can ruin intense gaming moment. Maybe controller update can fix. But I would 100% recommend.

To me the two joysticks seem looser than they should be, buf that probably just me as I had been using a really old contoler and just need to get use to it. Otherwise this is great.

Ive tried hall effect sticks on the gamesir g7 and cheaper remotes alike and they did not work well with precise aiming in games like cod which i mainly play. Out of the box the sticks on this remote feel fantastic, no stick drift and i have deadzones to 0 in cod. Much better precision in the hall effects in this remote. Also the addition of the extra 2 mappable buttons are great as well. I just hope the remote will last with time because it is nearly perfect out the box imo. Side note, i had recently got the elite series 2 to try, and the stick drift out of the box was so horrendous i packed it up to return right away, it was unusable for playing cod. Very glad i found this one to replace it.

Comfortable in hands, good articulation, fast responding buttons

Got mine a few days ago. It worked perfectly right out of the box, the only this I needed synapse for was assigning the back buttons. I've had no calibration issues, no stick drift problems, or anything else I've heard people say they've had problems with. My only "complaint" is the hair trigger setting is a little tighter than I'm used to, but I'll get used to it. I missed my v2 chroma's lights, but not as much as I thought I would. It feels great in my hands, responds well and is a little lighter than the v2 chroma, but without seeming more fragile. I'm glad I continue trusting Razer's products. I'm stricting using it on an Xbox, btw.

I play wired over wireless so I chose these over the wireless version. I tried both out and decided these were perfect. Only thing I’ll change (which isnt necessary) is adding a grip. I do also use controlfreek thumbstick pads. The thumbsticks were bit too “light” for my liking, the pads solved that issue. I definitely recommend this controller if you don’t mind wired. If you order wireless, I would just buy the elite series 2. Also if you’re buying for the clickiness it definitely sounds good and feels good but with heaphones on you definitely don’t notice them. Only buttons i notice are the triggers, very nice.

I highly recommend this controller for PC gaming. It has easily mappable buttons, a lightweight design, and a comfortable feel in the hands. It functions really well and has a very nice feel and response from the controls. The back buttons make for a quality-of-life adaptation for many game types.

Almost perfect controller. I have medium sized hands but I felt the controller was abit too small. There is still a bit of controller drift but it's the best controller I've used out of the several different controllers I've used over the past years. I play mostly FPS games.

Its a great controller but the out of the box stick drift is a little off but if you have a laptop/computer you can fix the out of box stick drift with the app with the deadzones. Amazing controller for the amazing price. Perfect gift for a family memeber and they would appreciate it. Great product

The initial method of setting the controller up on PC is convoluted (you need a Windows Store download in addition to the regular Razer programs) but I like the controller otherwise. The vibration is impressive, much more than a branded Xbox controller or anything else I've used. FYI, all the buttons are clicky. I didn't like it at first, but I don't really mind now. Be careful that you don't accidentally remap the extra bottom buttons, it's easier than you'd think. You can change the settings easily in the Razer Synapse, though. Main thing I don't like is that it's all hard plastic. Some controllers have a rubbery feeling on the grips, or even more.

Literally the finiest PC controller known to man. I have no negative things to say about it for any kind of game and the ability to remap on the fly is an actual game changer! Razer listened to us finallyyyy. Please get this one and not the pro as this is the best deal for a pro controller on the market.

I love the back buttons super responsive even for xbox series s, i love the feel for the controller itself, ive had every controller including scuf instinct pro, xbox elite 2, and victrix pfg. Its jusg a great well rounded controller to be in competitive play like me. Only thing id recommend is to buy some sort of kontrol freeks to go on the thumbsticks, i have large hands and the thumbsticks felt small, very doable but to get the best play time with it, definitely check out some different add ons for the thumbsticks, other than that its the best i have had. 100% would recommend if you play fps competitive games such as cod, apex, fortnite.. etc