Wolverine V3 Pro

L take, my guy. There are tons of controllers out now that have perfect compatibility with Windows, among other OSs. Your experience may look different, but that's not the whole picture, in any way. I've used Razer, 8bitdo, Gamesir, Turtle Beach, and PowerA controllers on Windows and never had any i

In regards to the sticks and stick drift, I wouldn't worry to much about it unless you are buying a controller with ALPS potentiometers (which no one is really using right now except for Nintendo). Most controllers nowadays come standard with anti-drift sticks. You will see wording like TMR or HE -

Hey, great review! I'm currently using the Wolverine V3 Pro 8K and I'm really looking forward to the G7 Pro 8K. On my Wolverine, I tested quite a few things in Rocket League, the raw deadzone compared to the circle deadzone, with and without Steam Input, at 250, 1000, 4000, and 8000 Hz. For me, the

My first impression was that the G7 Pro felt like a decent controller in my hands, and you're right, it does feel snappier. A little bit but not a lot. It's a great overall controller and I'm glad I bought it. However. It is exactly that, a great controller but it is definitely a tier lower than the

I have wolverine v3 pro for ~1year no issue- fantastic controller.6days ago I bought v3 pro 8k - and it's even better. No regrets, nothing, soft is good, responsiveness amazing, comfort awesome. Idk why people are blaming... I had edge, scuff & aimcontrollers- and none of them are as good as wolveri

Im pc but I started using a controller for the first time 6 months ago. I had always used keyboard and mouse, but i felt there was an unfair bias to using controller like the game was made for a paddles controller so I grabbed a razer wolverine v3 pro 8000hz and haven't looked back. I went from at m

i've looked at both of these. the first one (Pro HyperPolling) has 8khz polling rate and mechanical action buttons - it's wired only. the second one (Wireless) is 2.4ghz wireless with standard membrane buttons. if you're super competitive the wired Pro gives faster response. for casual gaming the wi

Go with the GameSir G7 Pro for the fattest, most detailed handle rumble—reviews call its motors strong and tactile.Pick the Flydigi Apex 5 instead if you want advanced trigger/force feedback for extra immersion in driving/shooter moments.The Razer Wolverine V3 Pro favors competitive features and fas

If you are playing on pc, then it’s going to be razer wolverine v3 8k pro. I am also using the scuf valor pro wireless with tmr sticks. I still prefer the wolverine v3 pro 8k over the scuf. The only thing better on the scuf valor pro are the hairpin triggers. It feels more comfortable to click. But

I play most PC games with a controller. (Of course, I also don't play competitive shooters.) That said, I think you still get major benefits, like higher frame rates and, in some cases, even better graphics on PC even without a mouse/keyboard. Just get a controller with a high polling rate. I use th