Customer Ratings & Reviews

I had the elite 2 controller but the bumpers stopped working and I had stick drift. This controller does not disappoint. I’ve had it for a while now and no problems. The buttons are responsive. I don’t have to worry about stick drift and the mappable buttons on the back are great. Just get it!

Great controller, works as it should. Buttons are so easy to press.

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.

Honestly thought I was going to dislike the controller as it seemed too small for me coming from a scuf envision pro. I decide to get this controller while my scuf envision pro was being repaired and it was truly one if the best controllers I’ve ever used. All the buttons feel great, the paddles felt good and are in a good position and the thumbsticks felt really smooth and minimal stick drift out if the box with the deadzone set to zero. I would recomend this controller to anyone who is a serious gamer and wants to experience hall effect thumbsticks.

This controller is amazing and works great I love how u can’t get stick drift and, has multiple back paddles and have a option to have control the back triggers act like a mouse button and has a very good software and has a very long, cable I highly recommend.

Excellent product, I love this razer controller better than the G7 pro gamesir which I had to replace after 10 days of purchase and got this instead. 2nd razer controller I own. And I’m impressed with the quality. I own 3 razer products and I’m officially a fan of their products.

Good sticks good feel in hand small in hand though. Nice buttons

I’ve been using the Razer Wolverine V3 Tournament Edition for a few weeks and it’s easily one of the most precise controllers I’ve tried. The buttons feel crisp, the remappable paddles are super convenient, and the wired connection keeps input lag basically nonexistent. It feels sturdy without being heavy, and the grip makes long gaming sessions comfortable. Setup was quick on both Xbox and PC, and overall it feels built for competitive play. Highly recommend for anyone wanting an edge.

Very easy to get comfortable and very easy to use..only issue is it will disconnect automatically by itself periodically but besides that very good

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.

Bough it for my brother since he wanted a new controller and he really seems to enjoy it although i would of liked if it had battery we didn't see that it was wired only so little disappointed but other than that i like the buttons on the back and nice feel.

Great for the 60 days that it lasted! Right stick developed extreme drift! With zero response in the down direction. Hooked up to pc to reinstall and reset, the tester showed zero signal on any right stick movement. Now I’m gonna have to RMA it through RAZER SINCE STORE RETURN IS UP!!!! Very, disappointed since this has the hall trigs and sticks which shouldn’t develop drift!!!!

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.

The controller seems great overall. It’s not too heavy and ultra responsive but for me personally it’s too small. I have kinda big hands and the handles are too short which makes it uncomfortable. Otherwise I would recommend it.

Wasn’t sure how I was gonna feel about it being a wired controller as I’ve used wireless this entire time, but it’s made it so easy to be able to switch back-and-forth between my computer and my system

the item is performing beyound expectations, compareted to my other pro controllers this one definitely beats them by a long shot , from the wya the joy sticks feel and return to center position is satisfying and game play wise with the (6) buttons you get to change to what ever funtion you want is great , the placement gets a bit uncomfortable at first but once used to the shaoe its a breeze

I am really enjoying this controller so far. I'm heavy into FPS games so I need something that can withstand the competitive play I'm used to. This was well worth the money, and feels like it will most definitely hold up in the long run. Would highly recommend this product to others!

The controller functions flawlessly, offering exceptional build quality and responsive button pressure, making it one of the best options for wired controllers. It is an excellent choice for anyone on a budget who desires reliable performance without sacrificing comfort or durability.

The controller is great. Comparing to the MS Elite V2 it is much lighter. It has less customization as the thumbsticks and the paddles are static, but that is not a problem. The Razer for Xbox software is something to be desired and can only control the controller if left in Xbox mode which has 250Hz polling rate and you can then customize the buttons. If put in PC mode, the software doesn't work. So you have to fully set it up and then switch. There is a button combo for quick switching but its fine. I also had an issue with a Far Cry game that wouldn't play if the controller was in PC mode and required it to be in Xbox mode to function. So far it feels like a quality built controller with all the features I need and hoping the benefits of hall effect joysticks will benefit for a long term.

Best controller, way better than the scuf envision (never buy the envision!!!) No stick drift, very precise, the back paddles are great, the clicky buttons are amazing. No downsides (besides sometimes disconnecting, so fr I would recommend the wireless one to avoid this since there's a patch for it.