Razer has unveiled the new Wolverine V4 lineup, launching with two new controllers for Xbox consoles and PC – the Wolverine V4 Tournament Edition, and the Wolverine V4 Pro.
What’s new, and what’s the same?
The Wolverine V4 controllers use capacitive thumbsticks, marking a switch from the hall effect of the last generation.
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Both Wolverine controllers use capacitive thumbsticks now, moving away from the hall effect sticks of the past generation.
Razer states that this change offers “superior resolution” for the thumbsticks, with a 16-bit analog-to-digital chip that registers around 3,000 steps of movement. It’s important to note, however, that this is only achieved when an 8,000Hz polling rate – both controllers support such a polling rate on PC, but you’re stuck with 250Hz on Xbox on both controllers.
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