Razer Raiju Controller

Its customisable buttons might make this a great controller to use in games where you need to keep your thumbs on the sticks at all times, but its lack of wireless functionality means that the Raiju might not be about to become your everyday gamepad.

Customisable buttons work great; Face buttons are nicely tactile; Headphone volume control buttons

No wireless; Easy to accidentally press back triggers; D-pad not perfect for every genre

This is a far better controller then the Nacon

This is a far better controller then the Nacon, which just fell apart. The Razer has better construction and is more positive to use response well Perfect

"Don't waste your money"

I wish I had read the other reviews on here before buying. Input lag on bluetooth and no audio when using via bluetooth is just rubbish. I've used for the controller for a few hours wired and its not too bad but definitely not what you'd expect for something with a $200 price tag.

Razer Raiju Tournament Edition

A luxurious controller, the Razer Raiju Tournament Edition positions itself as a console pro gamer's dream. But on PC, it can't compete with mouse and keyboard.

Razer Raiju Tournament Edition Review

The Raiju Tournament is a great gaming pad that offers buyers a number of features traditionally seen on more expensive e-sports controllers. This alongside its stellar build quality and improved switch mechanisms make it a solid option for semi-serious lounge gamers or early streaming adopters looking for a pad to take on the move. The only downside is that intermittent latency with its wireless performance means it’s ill-suited for more serious competitive play online.

Solid build quality; Intuitive customisation software; Extra inputs are great for some genres; Excellent wired performance;

Wireless performance could be better; Expensive;