Razer Wolverine V3 Tournament Edition XBOX/PC, 6 Remappable Buttons to Outplay Them All, 1000Hz Polling Rate for Competitive Play on PC, Wired Esports Controller - Black / RZ06-05210100-R3M1 / RZ06-05210100-R3M1 + FREE DELIVERY !

The Razer Wolverine V3 Tournament Edition (RZ06-05210100-R3M1) is a wired esports controller for Xbox and PC, running a 1000Hz polling rate so every command is executed the moment you make it. Six remappable buttons let you match the controls to how you play, and the ergonomic grip stays comfortable through long sessions. It is finished in black and officially licensed by Xbox.

Razer's most advanced wired esports controller is officially licensed by Xbox, so it plays at a professional level on both Xbox and PC with the speed, control and precision competitive play demands. It is aimed at players chasing results rather than casual sessions alone, and the wired connection is what keeps the input path direct.

The six fully remappable buttons are four paddles built into rubberised ergonomic grips plus two claw grip bumpers for improved handling. They use the ultra-responsive actuation technology Razer developed for its high-performance gaming mice, so a paddle press registers as quickly as a face button. Mapping jump or crouch to a paddle keeps both thumbs on the sticks.

Two slide-locks underneath the controller switch the Razer Pro HyperTriggers between immediate actuation with no travel time and ultra-precise analog control. Set them one way for shooters where the trigger should fire the instant it moves, the other for games that need progressive input. Customisable haptic feedback runs alongside both settings.

The two trigger settings trade in opposite directions. A shorter trigger pull delivers rapid inputs and swift actions, while a longer pull gives enhanced precision and control. Shooters generally want the short setting, and anything relying on throttle or brake modulation wants the long one. Switching takes a moment on the slide-locks rather than a trip into software.

Hall Effect precision thumbsticks provide anti-drift accuracy with customised sensitivity, and they are built for superior accuracy compared with conventional sticks. Smooth, lightweight construction with anti-friction rings and high-quality materials keeps movement consistent as the controller ages. Drift is what ends most controllers, and this is the design answer to it.

Razer Mecha-Tactile action buttons merge the rapid activation of microswitch technology with the cushioned feel of a rubber membrane. You get ultra-fast actuations that stay gentle on your fingers instead of the hard, clicky impact that wears on you across a long session. It is mechanical response with a softer landing.

An eight-way floating D-pad handles directional input, covering four cardinal directions and four diagonals from a floating mount. Fighting games and weapon wheels depend on that distinction being exact rather than approximate. Like the action buttons beside it, the D-pad is built for quick responses with clear tactile feedback.

The Razer Controller App fine-tunes thumbstick sensitivity and configures custom button mappings for Xbox and PC, then stores them as personalised profiles. Build one profile for a shooter and another for racing, and you switch between them instead of remapping every time the game changes. Setup travels with you rather than living in muscle memory.

A dedicated PC Tournament Mode enables the 1000Hz polling rate during wired play on PC. You activate it from the companion app or with a direct shortcut on the controller, so nothing depends on having software open at an event. It is the setting to confirm before a competitive session starts.

Standard Mode is the controller's normal operating state and the one to use outside competitive PC play. Moving between Standard Mode and PC Tournament Mode happens in the companion app or through a controller shortcut, so nothing has to be unplugged or re-paired. Both modes run over the same wired connection.

At 1000Hz the controller reports its state to the PC a thousand times a second, so an input is registered on the next millisecond rather than waiting for a slower update. That reporting rate is the technical basis of the competitive advantage Razer builds the Tournament Edition around, and it is why the connection stays wired.

A detachable 10 ft USB Type-C cable connects the Wolverine V3 Tournament Edition to an Xbox or a PC, giving a zero-latency wired link with plug-and-play setup. Detaching it makes the controller travel-friendly for a LAN or an event, and a 10 ft run reaches a couch or a desk without an extension.