Razer has introduced the Wolverine V4 controller range for Xbox Series X|S and PC, led by the wireless Wolverine V4 Pro and the wired Wolverine V4 Tournament Edition. The headline hardware change is a move away from conventional analog-stick assemblies to contactless capacitive sensors, which Razer says are designed to address stick drift while delivering roughly 3,000 movement-resolution steps.
On PC, Razer rates the controllers for polling rates of up to 8,000Hz over wired and wireless connections, with claimed latency below 1ms. Xbox console polling is specified at 250Hz.
- The Wolverine V4 Pro has four detachable rear buttons with a magnetic mounting system, allowing configurations with one, two, three or four paddles.
- Razer Pro HyperTriggers can switch between a 1.3mm mouse-click-style travel for rapid inputs and an analog travel of up to 8.2mm for throttle control.
- The controllers use reinforced PBT mecha-tactile buttons, an eight-direction floating D-pad and textured TPU side grips.
- The Pro includes a removable magnetic faceplate and six interchangeable stick caps, with short or tall and concave or convex options.
- Razer Synapse can store four profiles in onboard memory, including dead-zone adjustments from 0% to 15%.
| Model | Connection | Listed price |
|---|---|---|
| Razer Wolverine V4 Pro | Wireless | €213.52 on Amazon Germany |
| Razer Wolverine V4 Tournament Edition | Wired | €109.99 on Amazon Germany |
The Wolverine V4 Pro and Tournament Edition are positioned for competitive FPS and racing games, with the Pro carrying the broader hardware customization package. Razer has not confirmed wider regional pricing or availability beyond the cited listings.
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