Razer – Raiju V3 Pro Wireless Gaming Controller with TMR Thumbsticks and Remappable Buttons for Playstation 5 and Windows – Black

Pretty good - Not a bad controller at all, its actually really good. In my opinion its not worth the price but its a very good controller especially if u use paddles which I dont.

I really love it - If you want a real controller for PC, don't think too much; this is the one.

Razer Raiju V3 Pro Controller - Mapping the buttons/paddles where I need them. I have 5, PS5 Dual Sense Controllers all still great but the feeling and precision of this Razer controller is the Buisness. I may need a white one... Now of course you can't turn on the PS5 console with the Razer controller; and not to mention no vibration, because of PlayStation licensing. I recommend this controller to the hardcore gamers.

Surprisingly good - Good battery life and good connectivity. Smooth play and no stick drift. Recommend it

No, just No, but.... - The PC software support is great, packaging is good, and included accessories are good with the exception of the included USB cable - which is NOT USB-C, so you can't connect it to the front of the console for charging, which is stupid! The TMR joysticks are great, but the buttons are somewhat mushy, not not bad, but I prefer the clicky Omron buttons. Overall, this controller is extra butt ugly, no contrast in the design or button layout makes it look like a child smudged black marker everywhere. The controller doesn't fit well in my hands, the triggers are too angled for my comfort, especially when playing Gran Turismo. If you have larger hands then this controller may fit you better. The downgraded Bluetooth option switched to 2.4 GHz means you can't turn on your PlayStation, which is another inconvenience for a high-priced, ugly controller. Last but not least, because you have to use the dongle for 2.4Ghz conection the dongle gets extremely hot from the rear air vents exiting over the rear USB ports - poor design from Sony. You could use an adapter or extension, but overall it is too much trouble to fix for this price range, and not fitting in my hands is not worth the hassle. I also tried the Scuf Omega from Corsair, which overall was a much better experience for me. However, the Omega still suffers from a lack of PC software support, the wrong USB cable included, and also the dreaded lack of powering on the PlayStation with the controller, as it also ditched Bluetooth connection in favor of using a 2.4GHz dongle. In the end, I bought a DualSense Edge controller. Sony includes a high-quality and correct USB-C cable in the box! The case is arguably the best on the market, with pockets to store everything. Includes great accessories, and of course it can obviously turn on the PlayStation with no overheating dongle. Of course, the main drawback of the overpriced, outdated potentiometer controllers is stick drift. So I went to AliExpress and ordered the GINFULL RS13 Gen3 TMR Electromagnetic Joystick sensors (P5 TMR-RS13), and for my soldering setup, the 936/900M T12 JBC245 Soldering Iron Tip to remove the potentiometers and upgrade to TMR joysticks. The process takes about 20 minutes if you are experienced with soldering. If you don't need the extra buttons on your controller, I recommend buying the standard DualSense over the Edge controller in favor of saving money and having a bigger battery pack. There are battery mods available for the DualSense and Edge, but the battery displacement is heavily limited by the Edge controller design, and you will only gain about an hour over the stock Sony battery. Whereas the DualSense controller has a lot more room available for a much bigger battery pack. If I had to choose a controller with stock TMR, then my preference is the Scuf Omega. Otherwise, the Edge with TMR upgrades and a battery mod.

amazing - the thing works like a charm. its so smooth and fluid

Best PS5 controller period - This controller is amazing compared to the playstation dual sense edge its light years ahead of it .....if playstation would've put everything that the razer controller has id still be using it the playstation dual sense edge has no TMR joysticks nothing on it has mouse click tactile buttons the dual sense edge will eventually get drift on everything from the replacable stick modules to the Dpad yes the Dpad which is why i wasn't going to either pay to get the controller repaired or get another new controller from playstation the dual sense edge being from playstation should be the best option plus the price point of $200 plus tax is a mistake purchase razer nailed this controller players complain about yhe size of this controller i will say this i have big hands so the size of this controller isn't a problem what i do have a complaint about is the mouse pad some games take a while to respond to the mousepad press everything else is ultra responsive the buttons the triggers the Dpad are way better then expected i would appreciate a lot more PS5 interface compatible options as i play with it wired to my PS5 so options that are hard wired into the ps5 to configure the controller even to recalibrate the TMR joysticks and not have to hook it up to my laptop to configure and calibrate the controller and the manual needs to be bigger and legible but its the best between the razer and the playstation dual sense edge 10 out of 10

A really decent controller - The build quality of this controller is fantastic. The clickiness of the buttons are really great. Better than my PDP Victrix pro bfg controller

It’s good but not perfect - I’ve had a few pro controllers and this one is solid. Over the past 6-7 years ive used a scuf, a razer woverine ultimate, and now this. Build quality feels good, it doesnt feel like cheap plastic in your hands. The buttons are responsive and clicky, the sticks feel good, and the back buttons are well placed. Those also dont feel like they will snap off at all. I prefer the back buttons of the wolverine i had, but these are also good. I play on PC and it works fine both wired and wireless. However, sometimes the controller isnt recognized by games in wired mode, but when i press the ps button i find the controller is actually controlling windows rather than the game. Similar issue is sometimes wireless connection doesnt work on the first try and i need to restart a game a few times before it picks up the controller. Connection to the actual pc is always working, but that doesnt mean much if the game isnt registering the controller. Why would i want to use a controller to navigate windows? Prioritize games over operating system somehow. Otherwise i havent had any issues with this. Great battery life, feels comfortable to hold for a while, good responsiveness. I would recommend it.

Best pro ps5 controller - It has 6 mappable buttons for those crazy fps shooters the quality is great light weight and durable sleek look and comfortable feeling when hold it

Works great, durable - I reccomend using this controller wired on the playstation 5 console.

Raiju Controller - Great controller for competitive games, the quick response and aim assist is insane for games like COD, FORTNITE, mouse clicks buttons are a game changer

amazing excellent product for a Sony fan - The quality is amazing excellent product for a Sony fan

If like it just try it - I used it for a week and returned it; I don't know if it's because my hands are small, but the controller feels too big and a bit uncomfortable to use—to the point where I was getting cramps.

Elite controller - The look and feel of the Raiju V3 controller is awesome, so it doesn't feel too clunky while holding it. What I really enjoy about the controller is the ability of button mapping, making it easier for game inputs and never having to take my fingers off the thumbsticks. Mouse click style buttons and trigger lock features for faster response while in game. Finally, the sensitivity clutch is the beard and butter, allowing you to have better control of your stick movements on top of using TMR thumbsticks. The only thing I dislike is the lack of the rumble features that come with traditional PS5 controllers, but that's just a personal preference for me. Recommend this controller highly competitive gamers or gamers in general.

love the extra buttons !!! - Quiet and very reactive ( mouse click buttons ) , might be a little too sensitive for ME , I misclick a lot but maybe cuz I need to adjust to it been using it for a month now and I have no complaints

Gaming controller - Overall nice controller. Handles well and i would recommend

Great Controller for a competitive style player. Would recommend this product.

Great controller - Gets rid of all the unnecessary parts in a controller like rumble effect. Saves a lot in battery and is super light

Buggy mess - While I like the handling of this controller I wasn’t a fan of actually using it it had constant problems with delay of Inputs and even the back paddles not responding when pressed sometimes I’m not sure if I just got a bad batch ( I bought new )