I've been a fan of the Razer Wolverine controllers for years. I started reviewing with the original Wolverine Tournament Edition, but each iteration seemed to just fall short of perfection. The last Wolverine V2 Pro came close for me, but it lacked any haptics and had those awkwardly placed back paddles. Enter the $200 Razer Wolverine V3 Pro, a controller that fixes most of the V2 Pro's shortcomings and even adds Xbox wireless support. Unfortunately, that means no more PlayStation support—but we don't care about that cause we're PC gamers here, right?
But the price is steep, nearly $50 more than Microsoft's Elite Series 2. So, does it justify the cost? Mostly, yes.
