Razer Wolverine Tournament Edition Officially Licensed Xbox One Controller: 4 Remappable Multi-Function Buttons - Hair Trigger Mode - For PC, Xbox One, Xbox Series X & S - Black

I got this controller refurbished for 80 bucks, totally worth it. Previously I was playing on a regular xbox controller for basically all my gaming. I tried the ps4 controller here and there as well but this is by far a better option than either of the stock options for consoles. I bought this after I got a dedicated gaming PC and wanted a controller with the additional paddles and a more premium feeling to it. I can say having used it both with my PC and Xbox that it is well worth the price. Some people complain about the buttons being hard to push but I barely use those anymore as the paddles mainly replace them. The trigger stops are nice for the shorter travel and the wire is long enough to reach your console from basically anywhere in the room. The rubber pieces on the sticks are thicker and much more durable than a stock controller, and I'm pretty sure the sticks can be replaced when they wear out. The set up was easy and painless, no issues with drivers or any other problems. Added benefit is I never run out of batteries mid game and have to scramble to replace them.Cons- I would say the additional set of bumpers included right next to the traditional bumpers on the controller are a little hard to reach for integration into a FPS style game. That being said I have not really put much effort into using/ learning them and have only had the controller for a couple months. The Idea that those would replace a second set of paddles on the back is a little laughable as they would require the use of your fingers you would use for aiming and shooting.ConclusionI would recommend you get this controller if you are looking for something that is better than a stock console controller for your PC or Xbox. The ergonomics are great, the zero lag and extra paddles definitely give you the opportunity to bring your gameplay up a notch. It feels very sturdy and well built and for the investment should outlast a regular controller 2-3 times. I wouldn't get this controller to replace something with 4 sets of paddles on the back or if you intend to play on the PlayStation. I also wouldn't get this controller if you feel like you absolutely must have a wireless controller or say have a 25ft -15ft gap between your couch and gaming station ( quite unlikely)

The buttons seem appropriately sensitive and I like the weight of a wired controller and that if I drop it for whatever reason I can catch it by the wire. This controller isn't hard wired but the wire clips in with an additional retainer as opposed to just the mini usb plug.What I don't like...There are a bunch of extra buttons and maybe that's cool for somebody but I think it's dumb and I accidentally hit them all the time. It's even more dumb that they can only duplicate the functions of the other buttons and seem more sensitive than the "hair trigger" setting on the bumpers. The number of times I've accidentally jumped over things in The Division to my demise would boil the blood. My buddy, who prefers wireless controllers and has to listen to my expletives, always says "I told you to go with the fancy Microsoft controller.Also, the chroma whatever-they-call-it light is really dumb. Why people want their computers to light up will always baffle me. The light is so bright that it's distracting when it's night and there is no ambient light. You can install a program on your computer to manage this light and reassign buttons but I don't want more stuff running on my machine.Personally, I've always found the classic microsoft wired controllers to work well but now, apparently, you can't get decent wired controllers anymore. Batteries and charging are annoying and I now have to pay over $100 to solve a problem that cost 40 just a few years ago.Anyway, this controller is decent and I'd buy it again knowing the options I've got but it's gimmicky and over-engineered.

I am not by any means a professional gamer, but here are my thoughts-Wired-Working XBox button-Responsive-Multi-function buttons (can be turned off)-Customizable-Durable-Break away nylon cable (9'10" long)-Rubber cable wrap-Rubber gripsI have been experiencing some lag with my stock controller, so I specifically set out to find a WIRED controller that is very RESPONSIVE. I am not disappointed. The buttons are crisp and quick with an audible *click* with each button press. I like that.The fact that the XBox button works is great. It doesn't even need to be held down to turn on the XBox, just a quick click and the console responds. Neat!Right out of the box this controller is pretty cool. It feels a lot like a stock controller, but the MULTI-FUNCTION BUTTONS are definitely different. I have never had a controller with these buttons, so it will take some getting used to, but I can tell I'm really going to like this feature. If ever I do change my mind, I can assign them to do nothing when pressed, completely eliminating them without the need to remove them (before you ask, they are not removable). The light in the center is CUSTOMIZABLE as well with different color options as well as different patterns and brightness. It can even be turned off altogether if one chose to do so.The controller looks and feels DURABLE in my hands. I'm not worried about dropping it on the floor. I am clumsy by nature and have 2 curious and sometimes rambunctious cats.The nylon branded CABLE is clearly durable as well. I have had products in the past with similar material so I am confident this cable will last a very long time. This cable also has a very nice BREAK AWAY feature which is really great for storage and for having 2 cats that can be unruly with their brotherly wrestling matches. With this feature I don't fear them ripping the cables from the XBox console, nor am I worried that they could pull they XBox from the T.V. stand altogether. And if ever my fiancé or I tripped over it, I think the cable and controller would survive quite nicely. However, I don't think it will be easily uncoupled by accident as when plugging the wire into the console, the controller, and attaching the cable in the middle (see photos) it feels solid and tight. And the rubber CABLE WRAP is adjustable, which provides storage options; I can choose to wind the cable tight and small, thin and lengthy, or anything in between; this cable wrap will do well in any scenario.The RUBBER GRIPS on the joysticks as well as the backs of the hand grips feel very nice. With my stock controller, I did have issues with long-term gaming and felt my controller slip out of my grip. I often had to readjust the controller in my hands. This controller is definitely better for that, my fingers grip it nicely.After downloading the Razer Wolverine for XBox app I discovered that it is even more CUSTOMIZABLE than I realized. The MULTI-FUNCTION BUTTONS can be remapped to basically anything and even the range of the joysticks and triggers can be changed as well as vibration intensity. Very nice features for anyone wanting tailored responsiveness.All in all this is a great controller and I am very excited to get to know all of its features and functionality in the enjoyment to come. Well done, Razer, as always you have delivered a quality product.