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Razer Wolverine Ultimate Officially Licensed Xbox One Controller: 6 Remappable Buttons and Triggers – Interchangeable Thumbsticks and D-Pad – For…

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  • With interchangeable thumbsticks and two interchangeable D Pads, swap between optimized thumbstick heights and shapes, and quickly change between a tilting or individual D Pad button layout
  • The Razer Wolverine Ultimate comes loaded with a slew of extra buttons for advanced gaming 2 remappable Multi Function bumpers, 4 Multi Function triggers and a Quick Control Panel
  • With the remapping function both on the fly or with Razer Synapse for Xbox , you can master next level techniques like moving and aiming with both thumb sticks
  • Show off your personal style with Razer Chroma’s wide selection of lighting effects and stunning profiles, completely customizable through Razer Synapse for Xbox
  • Optimized ergonomics that stays comfortable after hours of practice, and interchangeable parts so it adapts to your hands and playstyle

Specification: Razer Wolverine Ultimate Officially Licensed Xbox One Controller: 6 Remappable Buttons and Triggers – Interchangeable Thumbsticks and D-Pad – For…

Release date

April 1, 2019

Pricing

The strikethrough price is the List Price. Savings represents a discount off the List Price.

Product Dimensions

4.16 x 6.1 x 2.59 inches, 13.59 Ounces

Binding

Video Game

Rated

Rating Pending

Item model number

RZ06-02250100-R3U1

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer

No

Item Weight

13.6 ounces

Manufacturer

Razer Inc.

Country of Origin

China

Batteries

1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included)

Date First Available

August 24, 2017

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  1. Hilary

    Controller is advertised as compatible with PC. Despite there existing razer app for PC peripherals this controller can not be connected to it. Absolutely nothing can be changed or modified without connecting the controller to the x-box rendering the relatively expensive device virtually useless for using with PC alone

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  2. Farhan K

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     UPDATE 11/24/2017:
    The audio bug I reported in my original review is now finally fixed. After working extensively with Razer support (who have been great) and two replaced controller it was finally determined to be a firmware bug as predicted. They issued a new firmware v1.02.00 which fixes the issue . So if you experience the audio bug I faced you should contact Razer support to get the firmware updater . I now full, 200% recommend this controller . The only reason I am not bumping my original rating from 4 stars is to recognize the existence of this initial (but resolved) issue

    I’m an avid console FPS gaming enthusiast and spend a significant portion of my game time playing online competitive multiplayer games like Titanfall 2, Battlefield 1 , Overwatch, Halo 5 etc. And just like me I’m sure you will come to a point where you’ll realize that the stock OEM Xbox controller doesn’t really cut it. Hence I have a amassed quite the collection of 3rd party controllers including my current favourite the Razer Wildcat controller (before using the Wolverine controller that is). For this review I will compare the new Wolverine controller to the Wildcat controller, how it feels in hand while gaming and reasons why I had initially chosen the Razer Wildcat over the Xbox Elite controller ( all of which apply to the Wolverine controller as well)

    WHY I CHOOSE THE RAZER CONTROLLER OVER THE XBOX ELITE CONTROLLER
    When I first purchased my Wildcat I had spent an embarrassingly large amount of time researching between it and the Elite controller and in the end it came down to this :
    – If you read online forums, Reddit etc you’ll quickly come to realize that the Elite controller is plagued with build quality issues and cheap plastic parts that break easily and on top of that the elite controller only has a 6 month warranty. These Razer controllers come with 1 year warranty. To me the the length of warranty told me all I wanted to know about the confidence each of the manufacturer had in their product
    – The second thing that really seals the deal in favor of the Razer controllers (both Wildcat & Wolverine) is MECHANICAL buttons – You see even while costing $150 the elite controller had the same rubber domed ABXY buttons as the stock Xbox or any other cheap controllers. Rubber dome buttons do not provide the right feedback while intense gameplay as they tend to bottom out / fade away and ‘stick’ over time . Whereas the Razer controller feature proper mechanical switch ABXY buttons that are responsive , Clicky (just like a mechanical keyboard) and feature a very short travel distance and actuation time
    – Well these two reasons were more than enough for me to look away from the elite controller

    DESIGN & BUILD QUALITY
    – From the first moment you unbox the Wolverine controller , open its velvet lined hardshell case and hold the controller in your hand – you realize that it just oozes with quality worthy of its asking price. It is neither too heavy nor too light , the matte finish plastic construction, triggers , trigger locks all feel solid and operate smoothly without any creaks and rattles
    – Unlike the Razer Wildcat controller where you have to stick the rubberized grips yourself which is hard to get right , the Wolverine controller now features a permanent rubberized dotted grip which works out much better in practice without adding too much bulk. It is very comfortable to hold/squeeze even with sweaty palms
    – The trigger stops are also better built and feel sturdier than Razer Wildcat controller
    – The four rear buttons on the rear of the controller ( M3 to M6) are made of plastic and are also of the mechanical switch type with very short actuation distance and clicky operation. One thing I would like to point out is that the rear triggers/buttons on the Wildcat controller are made of metal whereas they have switched to plastics for the new Wolverine controller
    – Another aspect where the Razer controllers are better than the Elite controller is their built in chat & program pad. You can quickly program the 6 customizable buttons without the help of any software and quickly change assignments on the fly . It can store two profile assignments and also adjust chat and game volume
    – You can swap the rubber domed metal- thumbsticks , D-pad out to match your preference whether you like the stock xbox controller feel, taller wider or dome shaped thumbsticks – there’s one for every preference. While the magnets that hold the thumbsticks and D-pad is strong they can still come out if the controller falls or is kept face down . Hence i would recommend some caution there
    – The reason why most of the 3rd party controllers on the market today are wired (with the sole exception of modded stock $170+ Scuff controllers) is because Xbox One uses a proprietary wireless protocol for their controllers which is probably very expensive to license, so its hard to be critical on this controller for being wired. Having said that the included 10 Ft nylon braided cable is durable and long enough for most gaming setups and can easily reach your couch

    PERFORMANCE, TRIGGER LOCKS & CUSTOM BUTTONS
    – Lets first talk about the trigger locks as they’re one of main game changers when compared to stock controllers, as they limit the motion of the RT/LT triggers right upto their actuation point and cutting their ‘dead’ zone by almost 75%. If you prefer high precision or semi-automatic weapons in your FPS games, then you can get in significantly more number of shots faster than you would on a regular controller. The importance of that in a tense encounter with another player cannot be understated. Also unlike the Wildcat controller you dont have to activate a special ‘Hair Trigger’ mode on this controller as some games do not accurately recognize trigger locks . The Wolverine controller does that automatically the moment you engage the trigger locks. Very convenient indeed
    – The positioning for the additional shoulder buttons M1 & M2 is genius if you ask me and once you get used it , you will stop using the regular shoulder buttons LB & RB . That’s because when your fingers are on the LT & RT fingers are already exactly where the shoulder M1 & M2 buttons are located . That way you can operate them without having to lift your fingers off the triggers – Another advantage in multiplayer
    – The four buttons at the back M3 to M6 are ideally located and easy to reach , but it does take getting some used to for incorporating into your gameplay. But the thing is once you get used to it you cant do away with it – I find it very hard going back even to my Wildcat controller now!
    – By default the rear triggers M5 & M6 are configured for two modes with the left rear trigger for a mode called ‘Focus’ which decreases the sensitivity of the analog sticks by half as long as you keep M5 pressed (you can fine tune this in the Xbox Synapse app) . This allows you to carefully line up those headshots using sniper rifles . Pressing the right rear trigger activates the ‘Agile’ mode which doubles the analog stick sensitivity for faster response. Once you get the hang using these two mode – It does give you yet another very tangible advantage over your opponent
    – Of Course if you dont want to use the Focus & Agile modes you can always re-assign the rear triggers M5 & M6 to any button you like. Think of of it – With the four rear buttons you could map the entire ABXY buttons to them and never have to move your fingers off the thumbsticks and the triggers ! ( as even the shoulder buttons M1 & M2 are right there)
    – Now for the Chroma lighting on the controller which I first thought was mainly gimmicky as you never get to see it while you are actually gaming – But it does look cool for onlookers. What changed my view of it was a lighting mode called ‘Immersive’ which lights up as according to the controller’s vibrations ie say when you fire a weapon it lights up or when you are running . It does look very cool- Check out the small clip i made of it in action

    AN ANNOYING BUG
    – My only disappointment with this controller is a firmware bug I encountered where if you use the Wolverine to turn on the Xbox it does not activate the audio on the 3.5mm jack and you have to do literally unplug the controller and plug the controller back in to get audio. Sometimes even the controller fails to turn on when you power on the Xbox
    – I contacted Razer support for this and they did RMA my first controller and since they did not have one in stock in their local warehouse they sent it to me from their Hong Kong warehouse with two day international shipping ! Kudos to them for that but even my second controller has the same issue.
    – I am decking one star for this bug alone. And the reason why I am not taking away more stars is because it can be fixed via a firmware update (which just happens to not be available yet) and they had the other similar issues with their Wildcat controller at launch which was fixed by a later firmware upgrade. I just hope it comes soon enough
    – I have the original Xbox (not the S) and this bug happens on Xbox on both power saving and instant on modes

    FINAL THOUGHTS
    So there you have it the Wolverine controller is miles better than their own Wildcat controller (and by extension the Xbox Elite controller) . It is so good that I dont like using my Wildcat anymore as it does give a very tangible edge to my gameplay and has better overall ergonomics and precision. The only thing I would like to caution you about is the audio bug I faced requiring you to unplug and replug the controller every time. I will update this review once there is a firmware update available but until then you’ll have to decide if its a quirk worth living with or not. And according to me – It is…See you in the battlefield !

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  3. Bustedrib

    This was a present for my son. We have gone through quite a few Xbox elite controllers, and all of them having various issues and breaking. This controller however is rock solid. The mechanical buttons are amazing and the triggers underneath are positioned way better than the elite. Just remember it is wired only, though the cord is a nice length it might cause a problem for people who like to game from the couch. Amazing controller overall and well worth the money .

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  4. pixelshaded

    As far as “pro” controllers go, I have used an Xbox Elite Controller, Razer Wildcat, and now this Razer Wolverine. I bought the Wildcat when the right stick on my elite started to have the dreaded floating issue.

    I’m gonna be comparing this to the Wildcat since they have a lot of the same features and the Wolverine seems to be the next evolution.

    Upgrades
    – Dpad is waaaaay better
    – Interchangeable thumbsticks and dpad are nice
    – 2 extra triggers are nice, though I’m not sure how necessary they are since they can only replicate other buttons on the controller
    – chroma if you like lights
    – textured grip is applied at factory rather than at home with disassembly

    Downgrades
    – Extra triggers on bottom are not mechanical anymore and are harder to press
    – Extra triggers changed position slightly and are less comfortable to use
    – If you prefer two short thumbsticks, they will have different tops because only one stick of each top type is provided in package

    The Wolverine certainly tried to win me over, but the change away from mechanical triggers on the bottom really killed it for me. I prefer the Wildcat.

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  5. Luza Mach

    El control es excelente, se siente una calidad impecable en los materiales, botones, software y demás, si eres un “hardcore gamer” como yo, te encantará este control, ya que lo puedes personalizar a tu gusto, incluso el RGB del frente. Además tiene excelentes detalles que denotan la calidad del producto, como la carcasa para guardarlo, donde puedes encajar los sticks y d-pad intercambiables.

    Quiero ser muy claro, el producto supera las expectativas, sin embargo, después de 8 meses de un uso moderado/alto la palanca o stick derecho empezó a moverse por si sola (drifting) y uno de los botones traseros dejó de funcionar. Es importante mencionar que Amazon me daba una garantía por el producto de 30 días -.- por lo que no me cubrió.

    Al investigar en la página de Razer, inmediatamente te das cuenta que el sporte para clientes es exclusivamente dentro de los Estados Unidos, por lo que incluso la llamada a soporte te cuesta cuando llamas desde México. Tomar en cuenta además que no hay opciones para llamar en español, por lo que si no lo hablas muy bien, te vas a topar con un enorme problema.

    Una vez que me contacté con ellos, me hicieron mandar mi prueba de compra, mis datos personales y un video que demostrara el problema (una pesadilla para quienes no sabemos editar videos). Enviados los datos me comentaron que con gusto me cambiaban el control, pero que no hacen envíos a México. Por tanto lo que tenía que hacer era mandar mi control a algún amigo o familiar en EUA, que esa persona lo enviara a Razer (sin costo los envíos dentro de EUA) y ellos le enviarían uno nuevo o reparado que después mi contacto me podría enviar a México.

    Revisé costos de envío desde el centro del país a Arizona y descubrí que de enviar mi control viejo y recibir el nuevo tenía que erogar aproximadamente $3,000.00 MXN cuando el control lo compré en $3,3350.00 MXN (en oferta), sin contar todo el tiempo que no iba a tener mi control para jugar.

    En fin, si te gustó el control y no tienes problema con la imposibilidad de repararlo si presenta fallas adelante, repito, el control es excelente.

    Espero les sirva mi review amigos.

    ¡Update 5 de julio 2021!

    Decidí comprar el control de nuevo pues una de las palancas traseras (m3) dejo de funcionar por completo… siendo menos especial pudiera haberle sacado más tiempo de uso cambiando la configuración y omitiendo el uso del botón defectuoso, por lo que aún así recomiendo todavía este control, le doy guerra y el control responde siempre.

    Después de analizarlo, creo que este control de durará entre 8 y 12 meses funcionando a la perfección y mucho más si te adaptas a los fallos… dentro de la industria no creo.quw haya mejor opción.

    No hablo del uso del control por que asumo que quien compra un control de estas características juega bastante.

    Espero les sirva. Saludos!

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  6. MJT

    I have owned a SCUF One, the Microsoft Elite Contoller, and now the Razer Wolverine Ultimate and I can honestly say this has become my favorite controller.

    I cannot speak bad about the SCUF other than the fact my paddles kept breaking and I had to replace them often. It wasn’t major, but it was annoying. Even still, the SCUF ranks better than the Elite being that I had it for over 2 years with HEAVY use (Destiny, Halo 5) and the only issue was the paddles breaking over time.

    The reason I upgraded to the Elite is because I wanted to move from 2 paddles to 4. The Elite fit the bill, and I did not have to wait for my controller to be made, I was able to hit a local GameStop and pick one up that day.
    Initially I was excited, but I’ve had pretty much every known problem with my Elite. My left bumper broke (search for elite bumper repair kit—-its so common that multiple sellers have repair kits for the bumpers!), my sticks became very loose (inexcusable considering I had the SCUF more than twice as long and never experienced that issue), and the grip panels on the controller began to peel—so annoying that I finally just removed them altogether. I bought the controller in april of 2017 and while it was still usable when I purchased the Razer in Jan ‘18, I would NOT say the quality was at all worth the price tag. The SCUF FAR surpassed the Elite in this category.

    Now for the Wolverine Ultimate.
    So far I can tell you that this is my favorite controller. I can’t speak for the durability or quality over time yet, but the controller FEELS like it’s actually going to last. I will update my review at different intervals and update on this.

    The buttons are super responsive (light touches to the ABXY buttons will active them), and they feel more like a mouse click than the squishy feeling you get from the regular Xbox controllers (Elite and even SCUF included being that it uses the body of a regular one controller)

    The hair triggers work as well or better than the offering on the Elite, and I do prefer them over the Hair Trigger Lock system my SCUF One used. I’m not sure if Scuf has made improvements in this area with their newer controller (Infinity?) but even the Elite controller was preferable to what was on my Scuf. The Wolverine pretty much exactly the way the Elite does, and it does decrease the trigger travel a great deal.

    NOTE: I did NOT have issues with the hair triggers being a problem like I did with my Scuf and even elite (I had to calibrate the triggers being in hair trigger mode using the software on Xbox). So far I have played PUBG and Halo 5. Some games need the trigger to travel more than some hair trigger systems allow to register (thus it needing to be calibrated for the Elite—no option for this on the SCUF OR Wolverine). Once again, though, I have had no issue with the Wolverine not registering on a game yet.

    The top paddles I thought would be an adjustment—but other than retraining my brain, they are very easy and “natural” to use. The bottom 4 are excellently placed and are quite easy to access using your middle and ring ringers, eliminating the need for your fingers to ever leave the sticks. I have opted to use the default buttton mapping (X and Y On left and right top paddles, A and B on the first 2 of 4 bottom paddles, and the using the bottom left paddle for FOCUS And the bottom right for AGILE).

    I’m not going to explain to you what FOCUS and AGILE do because that’s available to you elsewhere, just know that once you get used to the controller and the idea of having it—it is a game changer! More precision or speed as you need it at your fingertips? Yes please.

    If you’re alrwady considering this controller this should be a sign that you should give it a try.

    I decided to because I used a Razer copperhead Mouse when I PC gamed back when dinosaurs still roamed the earth (Quake 2), and was always very happy with it. I’m glad I decided to try the Wolverine, it has not disappointed yet.

    Edit—August 25th 2020—
    I am STILL using the controller. One paddle has stopped working, but it’s a minor inconvenience. I’m still incredibly happy with my purchase nearly 3 years later!

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  7. Guillaume Pelletier

    I had the Xboxone Elite before . Had to replace the bumper twice in less than 6 month. When I saw this one I wasn’t sure
    but now that I have played with it . I’m never going back to anything else . Mechanical button are the best . Its comfy , elegant and performant. What else do you want ?

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  8. Victor Ramirez

    Excelente control. Cómpralo sin dudarlo.

    Haré una breve comparación con el elite, que es su competencia, tengo ambos y seré objetivo 100%, espero que le sirva a quien esté en la disyuntiva entre estos dos controles, ambos son muy buenos. Los dos tienen paletas extra así como joystics y dpad intercambiable.

    El elite es un gran control, con muy buen diseño y sus materiales son sobresalientes. Otra ventaja es que te sirve para otros juegos como Rocket League o FIFA, sin que se sienta extraño. La desventaja para mí, es que las paletas extra de ese control están muy cerca del agarre, por lo que a veces las apretaba sin querer, entonces cuando uso ese control solo le pongo dos paletas pequeñas.

    Aquí es donde es superior el Wolverine, pues las paletas extra que tiene (que son fijas) jamás estorban, son muy intuitivas y sirven 100% para tener la ventaja competitiva en juegos FPS, que es lo que buscas en un control así. También tiene dos botones extra (el elite no los tiene). Los botones abxy se sienten como si fueran clics de mouse, se sienten más rápidos que los de un control normal.

    Pienso que el elite es un gran control, con buen diseño pero que al menos para mi no es tan útil en juegos de disparos. Yo lo uso para otro tipo de juegos. Por otro lado, el wolverine para disparos es perfecto, sin embargo a mí no me gusta para fifa o forza.

    Si estás entre esos dos controles, ve por el razer y para otros juegos usa el de la consola. Ya después compra el elite, que también es una belleza.

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