🎮 Razer Wolverine V2: A Next-Gen Wired Gaming Controller for Xbox Series X - Remappable Buttons, Mecha-Tactile Action, Hair Trigger Mode, and More - Black Review

I received and tested the controller as soon as it arrived. First impressions were that it looked and felt like a quality controller. For a wired controller, I found the $100 price range a bit high, but I decided to save some money because I originally wanted to get an Xbox Elite controller. Tested and liked the joystick buttons and controls and the programmable features (not much) but it was a nice addition. The problem I was having in particular was with a game that was a side scrolling game…

So I already have the Elite Series 2. This new Razer Wolverine 2 isn't like that, but it compares well in a few key areas. I bought it for $80 instead of the usual $100 and it seems about right. If you can find it even cheaper, it almost becomes a must-buy. The negatives have been removed. It's wired. It can't be used on a wireless network, and if it can, it might even be better than the Elite. Now I obviously knew it was plugged in and it's not a deal breaker if used on my PC (that's where I…

There are pros and cons below if you choose to skip it. From the first version, the buttons on the back have been eliminated, which is great for me. The Wildcat was one of my favorite controllers and I loved the ability to add buttons on the back if I wanted to. But in the end I found the buttons on the back a little over the top. With the Razer Wolverine V2, you get extra bumpers without worrying about something getting in the way of your grip. The material they used around the grips makes it…