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Razer Wolverine V2 Chroma Wired Gaming Controller + Kaira Pro Wireless Gaming Headset Bundle for Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PC

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Color: Black


Size: Controller + Kaira Pro Wireless Headset


Style: Wolverine V2 Chroma


Features

  • Powered by Razer Chroma RGB: Customize with 16.8 million colors and countless effects via the Razer Controller Setup for Xbox app, and enjoy greater immersion as it dynamically reacts with integrated games
  • 6 Additional Remappable Buttons: With 4 extra triggers and 2 remappable bumpers via its Razer Controller Setup for Xbox app, the controller provides all the input options needed to unleash greater control and a more personalized play style
  • Hair Trigger Mode with Trigger Stop-Switches: For a competitive edge, activate Hair Trigger Mode via two slide-locks on the underside of the controller that greatly reduce travel distance to the main triggers, enabling an ultra-fast rate of fire
  • TriForce Titanium 50mm Drivers: With titanium-coated diaphragms for added clarity, our cutting-edge drivers can tune highs, mids, and lows separatelyproducing brighter, clearer sound with richer trebles and more powerful bass
  • HyperClear Cardioid Mic: The bendable mic has improved housing and pickup for amazing voice capture that suppresses noise from the back and sidessupported by mic monitoring and game,chat balance to ensure optimal levels
  • Dedicated Mobile Mic: Hidden in the headset is a second mic that works without the HyperClear Cardioid Michandy for when you need to talk while commuting, whether its for online gaming or answering calls

Product Dimensions: 3.15 x 8.46 x 7.87 inches; 1.33 Pounds


Type of item: Product Bundle


Item model number: Razer Wolverine V2 Chroma


Item Weight: 1.33 pounds


Manufacturer: Razer


Date First Available: September 17, 2021


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    • Improved design and my favorite controller by far. The Best controller I've ever owned.
Color: Black Size: Controller Style: Wolverine V2
At the bottom will be the pros and cons if you want to skip to that. They got rid of the buttons on the back from the first version, which is great for me. The wildcat was one of my favorite controllers, and I did like having the option to add the buttons on the back if I wanted to. But, I found the buttons on the back to be a tad excessive in the end. With the Razer Wolverine V2 you get the extra bumpers without the nuisance of anything getting in the way of your grip. The material they used around the grips makes it easy to hold the controller firmly. It felt awkward at first due to the grips formation, but quickly got over that. 0 drift on the controller even when I removed the dead zones. This is a hard quality to find, no matter the controller from my experience. If you are looking to buy a controller I would highly recommend. Pros (Based on my personal preferences) -0 drift, buttons feel great and responsive. (Not sure if I got lucky with the 0 drift on the joysticks. Haven't seen any complaints about it yet.) -Comfortable, and the grips make it easy to hold the controller firmly. (I really like the material they used) -They removed the buttons on the back of the controller used in the previous versions. Liked the option to have them at first, but in the end I found them to be a tad excessive. -Best controller for the price. (PowerA's fusion pro controller would be a close 2nd for $80, but it falls short in my opinion. It's not a bad option though if you like the elite's paddle style.) (You will need to download the Razer application to program the buttons as well as tweak any other settings to your liking. This applies to PC and Xbox users. Application can be found in the Microsoft Store.) Possible Cons (Depending on your preference, none of these bother me in the slightest) -Doesn't have interchangeable joysticks or buttons -You aren't able to remove the cable from the controller. Does have the breakaway towards the USB side. -Cable's material is standard, and not the mesh you normally see from a Razer product. That's it, hope this info was helpful. Like the direction they took with this one. Simplified and refined would be a good way to describe this controller. 2 extra buttons are all I need, and I love the placement of the buttons next to the bumpers. I will update the cons list later depending it's longevity. If it's like the Wildcat in the regard I have high hopes. (That controller is 4 years old and still works lol.) Sorry if this review was too long, I do not write reviews very often. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 20, 2021 by Matt
    • Must read review! Grip tape!
Color: White Size: Controller Style: Wolverine V2
Review Image by alex landry alex landry
Have had this controller for 6 months and used the Wolverine before this one and I have to say.... Absolutely amazing design with the m1 and m2 buttons above the triggers, great weight distribution, millisecond reaction speed with the mouse click buttons, trigger stoppers work wonderful and haven't given out! I've dropped this controller so many times and not a single button is broken! Only issue I had was the grip tape started to fall off after the 5th month of owning but that doesn't effect gameplay on my end. Haven't seen any stick drift yet! unlike its brother controller "the Wolverine" it does not have paddles (I never used them anyways) and no magnetic joysticks to switch out. Overall a 4.6/5 for me! Some better grip tape or built in grip would bring this to a 5 ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2024 by alex landry alex landry
    • Pretty good, a couple annoyances
Color: White Size: Controller Style: Wolverine V2
I will be comparing this directly with a standard wireless xbox one controller, as that's what I have used, I cannot compare this controller to a xbox series controller which is likely an improvement over an xbox one controller. First, I specifically wanted a wired controller to play elden ring on some time off from work I had, I had already put in about 16 hours using the wireless xbox one controller. The good is that this controller is more comfortable to hold in my large-ish hands, and the menu buttons are placed in locations that are easier to reach without having to move your hand placement. Second, the buttons have a very different feel, but this isn't a bad thing as my xbox one controller the A and X buttons were very mushy and the Y button was sticking down for some reason despite the fact I've used the controller very little considering how long I've had it. These buttons are more tactile and spring back much nicer, personally I think the buttons* are a big improvement. Also while the white controller was more expensive at time of purchase(black was on sale for 79.99) the white looks good, and matches my white pc build. One note that's not really good or bad is that this controller still uses the breakaway connector like what was on the original xbox and the xbox 360, good for not yanking your pc/console if you accidentally tug it, but also may pop loose on you during gameplay if you have the cable routed tautly. Now there are two things that annoy me, and a third which is more specific to what game you're playing and if you've been playing it with a different controller. The first annoyance is that the additional M1 / M2 buttons located on the shoulders have pre-bound mapping, should be blank by default and allow the consumer to map them to what they want should they want to at all. They're in a convenient location if you plan to use them, or annoying if you didn't mean to press them and suddenly you're accidentally chugging healing potions you didn't need in the middle of a fight, which happened to me many times before I figured out how to unbind them. The second annoyance is that despite this being a razer product and virtually all other razer products being controlled by the synapse app, this controller, and presumably the elite version with even more extra buttons require a windows store app to remap the buttons, this feels silly and combined with the fact that the extra buttons are pre-bound and in a location where you may hit them on accident makes for a real annoyance. Lastly the more use-case oriented annoyance is the triggers, while the buttons feel better all around, the triggers have a reduced actuation point making them "faster" responding, and the controller has little locks to block off the full trigger travel distance turning them more into buttons rather than triggers. This difference in actuation timing takes a lot of getting used to in games where there's time sensitive button presses on the triggers. Such as parrying in elden ring, even after an additional ~40 hours with this controller I'm still having trouble getting the timing down after the first ~16 hours with a different controller. But if you're not switching to this controller partway into a game, or you're just more adaptable to things like that, you'll probably be fine. I do not know for sure if the changes to the triggers affect the analog-like pressure sensitive features found on the standard xbox one controller which is good for games with driving. The last thing I'll mention is the indicator light is bright, too bright. So was the logo on the xbox one controller but this one seems to catch me in the eyes more often, if by chance somebody working with Razer sees this review, it would be great if the controller app had a brightness/dimming setting. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 4, 2022 by Corey Collins

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