Razer Wolverine V2 Pro Review: 16 Ratings, Pros and Cons

3.4

11 ratings

Razer Wolverine V2 Pro Review: 16 Ratings, Pros and Cons

Date: 10/01/2023 (Last saved review: 12/04/2024) - Review: CommentChoisir.fr

Check all the 16 reviews find on Game Accessories Razer Wolverine V2 Pro, with the 11 ratings, comments, pros & cons from the reviewers.
Theses reviews and tests from Game Accessories magazines and websites give 11 ratings, we get this average rating to this Razer product : 3.4/5.

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Razer Wolverine V2 Pro review : Razer Wolverine V2 Pro seems to be good in the Game Accessories category, so overall reviews are positive for this product.

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1/ Razer Wolverine V2 Pro ratings
2/ Pros and cons Razer Wolverine V2 Pro
3/ Videos-test Razer Wolverine V2 Pro
4/ Conclusion

Razer Wolverine V2 Pro ratings

11 Ratings ranked from best to worst, green to good grades, red to bad, Average rating: 3.4/5.
Source: https://www.commentChoisir.fr

4/5 Labo Fnac	16/20 GamerGen	80/100 COGconnected	7.5/10 ActuGaming
3.5/5 Computer Bild	3.5/5 GamesRadar	3.5/5 4WeAreGamers	7/10 Multiplayer.it
3.1/5 PXLBBQ	2.5/5 TechRadar	2.5/5 Tom's Guide (US)

5 Preview or review without rating: Well Played, Press Start, BeGeek, Tech Princess, ObjetConnecte.net

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Pros and cons for Razer Wolverine V2 Pro List of reviews and ratings

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Labo Fnac

A very comfortable controller
Pleasant tactile key feedback
Six additional buttons for every need
Much longer battery life than DualSense
Convenient mobile app

We say goodbye to PS5 features (vibrations, adaptive triggers)
Rear pallets difficult to access
Disappointing controller finishes
Excessive rate

reviewed at 20/01/2023 - [read the full review on Labo Fnac]

GamerGen

No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.

reviewed at 01/01/1970 - [read the full review on GamerGen]

100

COGconnected

Comfortable
Lots of buttons
Easy connectivity
Durable
Slick looking
Impressive battery life

Pricey
Cannot power on your console
No haptic feedback
No case

reviewed at 27/05/2023 - [read the full review on COGconnected]

7.5

ActuGaming

Nice design and very comfortable in hands
Asymmetrical sticks on PS5
Well-placed extra buttons
Switch short or long triggers and vice versa simply
Much better battery life than DualSense
An intuitive application to make your settings

A fairly high price
No haptic feedback or adaptive triggers

reviewed at 08/03/2023 - [read the full review on ActuGaming]

3.5

Computer Bild

Good feeling of pressure
Light (279 grams)
Fits well in the hand

Additional keys that are sometimes difficult to reach
No vibration
Works wirelessly only with a wireless dongle (included)

reviewed at 07/02/2023 - [read the full review on Computer Bild]

3.5

GamesRadar

+
Six extra mappable buttons
+
Great for folks who like a wider controller
+
Wide-feeling thumbsticks
+
Decent battery life

-
Poor back button positioning
-
No vibration or haptics
-
Pricier than the competition
-
Lack of attachments and a case

reviewed at 17/03/2023 - [read the full review on GamesRadar]

3.5

4WeAreGamers

Very good design, especially with the RGB effect
A dedicated app to set up the controller in no time
Interchangeable joysticks
The sensations of activation comparable to those of a gaming mouse

Inconvenient ergonomics, especially for small hands
No on-the-fly adjustment possible
The back buttons are too centered

reviewed at 27/03/2023 - [read the full review on 4WeAreGamers]

Multiplayer.it

Undeniable quality and many features
Very good ergonomics and autonomy
Lots of technology under the body

Frankly exaggerated price
No vibration and no housing
Additional back buttons improperly positioned

reviewed at 06/04/2023 - [read the full review on Multiplayer.it]

3.1

PXLBBQ

No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.

reviewed at 27/02/2023 - [read the full review on PXLBBQ]

2.5

TechRadar

Microswitch D-pad and face buttons
Four remappable paddles
Pairs flawlessly with PS5 and PC

Doesn't justify its price tag
Doesn?t feel premium
Lacks key DualSense features

reviewed at 10/01/2023 - [read the full review on TechRadar]

2.5

Tom's Guide (US)

+
Six programmable buttons
+
Excellent d-pad and trigger stops
+
Compatibility with PS5 and PC
+
Good grip texture
+
Good battery life

-
Expensive
-
No haptics, Adaptive Triggers, speaker, or mic
-
Few included accessories, no carry case
-
Awkward back button placement
-
Won't power on PS5

reviewed at 23/10/2023 - [read the full review on Tom's Guide (US)]

not scored

Well Played

Comfortable design and premium feel
Customisable sticks and additional buttons are great
Girthy battery life is exceptional
Wireless setup is effortless across both PC and PS5

Absolutely zero rumble-based or haptic features
Eye-wateringly priced

reviewed at 28/02/2023 - [read the full review on Well Played]

not scored

Press Start

A "pro" PlayStation controller with asymmetrical sticks
Mechanical buttons and d-pad are fast and feel amazing
Battery life is a massive step above PlayStation's alternative
Decent number of extra buttons

Doesn't do nearly enough for the money
Barebones inclusions
Software integration is lacklustre
Missing key PlayStation features despite licence

reviewed at 28/02/2023 - [read the full review on Press Start]

not scored

BeGeek

No "Pros & Cons" find for this reviewer.

reviewed at 05/03/2023 - [read the full review on BeGeek]

not scored

Tech Princess

Very convenient
Well built
Unbalanced analog
Excellent performance
6 programmable keys
Excellent battery life

No haptic feedback
No houses

reviewed at 19/04/2023 - [read the full review on Tech Princess]

not scored