There are devices that enter your eyes as soon as you see them, and I have to admit, that’s what happened to me with this Razer Wolverine V2 Pro, a controller that is very promising in terms of design and pre-controller. And it is this technology specialized in gaming that has for some time found the right key for its design of premium devices, where design and performance always exceed expectations.

In the case of this Razer Wolverine V2 Pro, we find a control element that at first glance reminiscent of the exceptional Dual Sense for PlayStation 5but what it also adopts the recognizable elements of the Xbox controller (such as the placement of some of its controls) and that, mixed in a shaker with Razer’s own touch, gives us the feeling at first glance that we find ourselves in a mixture that we could call the best of both worlds. .

Compatible with PC and PlayStation 5, we find a control that combines lightness (279 grams) and robustness, which is necessary for long playing in the best conditions. But of course the design is nothing if the benefits aren’t up to par. To prevent this from happening, Razer has equipped this Razer Wolverine V2 Pro with an extensive set of drivers and some proprietary technologies that ensure the performance we are already used to from the brand’s devices.

As for the joysticks, the command therefore includes two interchangeable adapters that we can choose with them if we want to use them tall concave or short convex profilebecause according to the research conducted by the company, each type of profile is more suitable for certain types of games and strategies in them.

As for the buttons, Razer opted for mechanical-tactile technology, which shortens the actuation distance (0.65 millimeters) by about 35% compared to what is usual for diaphragm drivers. In this way, players will observe a more agile response to their pulsations in them, as well as greater sensitivity.

Continuing our review of the Razer Wolverine V2 Pro’s controls, we now take a look at its 8-way D-Pad micro switch and its rear triggers, a placement that provides quick and natural access and which features Razer HyperTrigger technology that allows personalizing their response depending on the type of game we are using. That way, these controls will always respond to your usage as we expect and adapt to our preferences. Six programmable buttons (four triggers and two bumpers) through the Razer app allows us to create profiles associated with each title and switch between them quickly and easily.

When it comes to connectivity, another key aspect of this type of device, the Razer Wolverine V2 Pro takes advantage Razer HyperSpeed ​​wireless technology which, according to the manufacturer, is capable of providing up to three times the speed of any other wireless gaming technology. It uses an exclusive doggle to connect to the PC, also designed to provide ultra-low latency.

The Razer Wolverine V2 Pro will go on sale on December 31st, but it can already be reserved on the manufacturer’s website and is priced at €299.99.