The Wolverine V3 Pro comes with a nice hardshell carrying case. Most of the customization is done inside the Razer Controller ...

Razer’s $200 Wolverine V3 Pro is here, and could it now be the best controller on the market? We’re here to give you the lowdown.

With hair trigger mouse click paddles, Hall Effect thumbsticks, and official Xbox licensing, the Wolverine V3 Pro has it all, except PlayStation licensing.

Pick up the Razer Wolverine v3 Pro for the first time and you might accidentally ... There are four of them, and you can map ...

The Razer DeathAdder V3 Hyperspeed impressed me from the get-go with its ultralight weight and its contoured, symmetrical ...

The Wolverine V3 Pro introduces Hall effect joysticks for the first time in a Razer gamepad, and it’s also the company’s ...

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While all of this software ... is still the Razer BlackWidow 75%, with its silky-smooth tactile mechanical switches and all-around killer performance. But the Huntsman V3 Pro nevertheless fills ...

Buyers assembling a rig full of Razer gear should consider these ... capabilities is that they rely on the Synapse software. The DeathAdder V3 HyperSpeed stores one onboard profile that matches ...

The V3 Pro features Hall-sensing thumbsticks which help to eliminate the risk of stick drift and increase the overall longevity of the gamepad. It’s a must for premium controllers and it’s great to ...

Customization requires you to use the all-in-one Razer Synapse software, which can be unwieldy at times. It’s straightforward to adjust features on the Deathadder V3 Hyperspeed, however.

the step-up V3 Pro offers Razer’s third-gen optical switches, a more powerful 30K DPI sensor, and 1,000Hz wireless connectivity (or a polling rate of up to 4,000Hz if you add the optional ...