While it’s hard to measure the exact speed and travel distance, I can say the buttons do feel snappier and have an extremely satisfying click to them when pressed.

In fact, Razer claims they feature up to 40% faster actuation than other controllers. Similar to those found on the previous Razer Wolverine Ultimate controller, these buttons are designed to be faster and require less actuation – or travel distance – than standard controllers. Speaking of face buttons, or as Razer refers to them – “Mecha-Tactile Action Buttons” – these are easily the most unique buttons I’ve used on a controller. This takes a bit of getting used to, but ultimately I found it more natural to reach when your fingers are on the left thumbstick and face buttons, respectively. The biggest overall difference from the standard Xbox controller is the placement of the Menu and View buttons, which sit diagonally near the top of the controller on each side of the Xbox button. Since this controller is designed for Xbox Series X|S, you’ll find all of the usual suspects when it comes to buttons on the front of the controller, as well as a familiar analog stick layout. A textured grip adorns both stems of the controller, wrapping slightly around the front and back where your hands rest. This, coupled with its fantastic ergonomics makes it a joy to hold in your hands. Most of the weight distribution seems to lie in the center of the controller, making the grips feel extremely lightweight when compared to the standard Xbox controller. The first thing you’ll notice about the Wolverine V2 Chroma is how deceptively light it is. Razer Wolverine V2 Chroma – Design and Features

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