Specifications
- Weight
- 305 g
- Dimensions
- Length: 156.7 mm / 6.16 in; Width: 105.7 mm / 4.16 in; Height: 65 mm / 2.55 in
- Layout
- Asymmetric
- Connectivity
- 2.4 GHz HyperSpeed Wireless via dongle; Wired (USB‑C to USB‑A)
- Cable Length
- 2 m / 6.5 ft USB‑C to USB‑A
- Polling Rate (Wired)
- 8000 Hz PC; 250 Hz Xbox
- Polling Rate (Wireless)
- 8000 Hz PC; 250 Hz Xbox
- Thumbstick Sensors
- Capacitive
- Swappable Stick Caps
- 2× Tall Concave; 2× Short Dome
- Face Buttons
- Mecha‑tactile
- D‑Pad
- 8‑way floating mecha‑tactile
- Triggers
- Dual mode with mouse click
- Multi‑Function Buttons
- 4 removable mouse‑click back buttons; 2 claw‑grip bumpers
- Button Treatment
- PBT
- Swappable Face Plate
- Yes
- Haptics
- Yes
- Microphone Input
- Yes
- Audio Output
- Yes
- Battery Life
- 27 hours
- Platform
- PC, Xbox
- App Support
- Synapse 4; Xbox app
- Color
- Black
- Rubberized Handles
- TPU bottom grip
- Razer Chroma Lighting
- No
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What reviewers say
The review praises the Razer Wolverine V4 Pro for retaining all of its predecessor’s strengths while adding significant improvements such as capacitive thumbsticks, 8KHz polling on PC, and magnetic removable back buttons. The controller feels comfortable, offers excellent button feedback, and provides long battery life, though it notes that the handles are still short and the protective case is missing.
gamingtrend.com ↗
Windows Central praises the Razer Wolverine V4 Pro as an excellent premium controller, highlighting its superior ergonomics, capacitive anti‑drift thumbsticks, high polling rate on PC, and extensive customization options. The review notes that while it lacks a charging dock and Bluetooth support, these omissions are outweighed by its focus on core gaming fundamentals.
www.windowscentral.com ↗
Our take
Based on 2 reviews
Both outlets praise the Razer Wolverine V4 Pro’s capacitive thumbsticks, high polling rates, and extensive customization. They agree it offers excellent button feedback, comfortable ergonomics, and long battery life. These shared strengths highlight its value for dedicated PC and Xbox gamers seeking precision.
However, reviews note missing accessories like a charging dock and protective case. While Windows Central dismisses these omissions, Gaming Trend highlights short handles. Buyers prioritizing core performance will find it excellent, but those wanting included accessories or longer grips should look elsewhere.
Pros
- Capacitive thumbsticks prevent drift
- High polling rate on PC
- Excellent button feedback
- Long battery life
Cons
- Short handles noted
- No charging dock included
- No Bluetooth support
Best for: PC and Xbox gamers prioritizing precision and customization over included accessories or extended handle length.
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