Why they wouldn't give you two of each confounds me. The RW also includes two extra thumbsticks, one taller(not domed), one domed(regular height). They appear to be aluminum coated, but the interior fittings that house the magnets are plastic, and you can feel it. STICKS: The RW's thumbsticks immediately feel cheaper, lighter and less present than the Elite's. The D-pad on RW I'd say is better as each button is in it's own housing, and they've got a really nice click to 'em. In comparison, the Elite's removable hinging metal paddles are perfectly placed, and both their tactile feedback and hair-trigger responsiveness completely dunk on the RW's multifunction buttons in a huge way. Huge readjustment that I'm still working through. This straightening of the fingers to keep them on the buttons completely rearranged the posture of my grip and negatively affected my stick control. Their placement and orientation doesn't allow for your fingers to curl into the basin of the controller at all.
Unfortunately the M3-M6 buttons are awkward to push, and don't feel great. When rested over the main triggers, your index fingertips sit right on those buttons.
The RWs has 6 multifunction buttons, two bumpers tucked on the inside of each trigger(M1&M2), and four vertically oriented paddle buttons on the underside of the controller beneath the battery housing(if it had one). The thing is, any serious gamer switching from a Scuf or Elite won't use these buttons almost ever, so it might be moot. The RW completely crushes the Elite in this category. Feels like a light sensitivity mouse click and feels SO good to press. I expect this controller will have good longevity.īUTTONS: the ABXY on the RW are absolutely amazing. I'd think I 'd have a hard time getting the grips off the RW even if I tried with tools, and the buttons feel very sturdy. Even though the Razer Wolverine(RW) feels a bit lighter and cheaper, I doubt it'll suffer from the long-term construction problems of the Elite (peeling grips, bumpers liable to break).
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