Razer has unveiled its Wolverine V4 controller line, comprising the wireless Wolverine V4 Pro and the wired Wolverine V4 Tournament Edition for Xbox and PC. The esports controllers introduce capacitive contactless thumbstick sensors paired with a 16-bit ADC chip, which the company claims deliver drift-free operation, greater magnetic resistance, and higher resolution than Hall Effect or TMR alternatives. [1][2]
The controllers offer six mappable buttons, adjustable Pro HyperTriggers, and polling rates reaching up to 8,000Hz on PC and 250Hz on Xbox Series X|S. The Wolverine V4 Pro includes swappable thumbstick caps and faceplates, priced at $199.99, £199.99, or €209.99, while the Tournament Edition is available for $99.99, £99.99, or €109.99. [1]