Testseek.co.uk have collected 21 expert reviews of the Razer Raiju Tournament Edition and the average rating is 81%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Razer Raiju Tournament Edition.
June 2019
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Programmable buttons give a split-second advantage
Solid build quality, Intuitive customisation software, Extra inputs are great for some genres, Excellent wired performance,
Wireless performance could be better, Expensive,
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 l...
Build quality, Great battery life, Programmable buttons via Razer App, Trigger stops
Still rather expensive, Not particularly suited for singleplayer games
The Raiju Tournament Edition is a great option for competitive gamers looking for a new controller that gives them that edge. The more casual gamers playing mostly single-player titles will likely be held back by this premium controller's high asking pric...
Abstract: Whether you're gaming on a PlayStation 4 or Xbox One, the controller you're playing with matters. Nowadays, it's largely accepted that an asymmetrical thumbstick layout is better than the traditional symmetrical one. However, when it comes to the PlayStat...
I'd give it a solid 8/10. If you're a serious competitive gamer, then this is your weapon of choice to get that advantage.The good:– The ergonomic multi-function button layout– Solid handheld feel– Awesome battery lifeThe bad:– The price– Takes some time...
Published: 2018-10-10, Author: John , review by: eftm.com.au
Really nice, easy to press and satisfying buttons, Adjustable triggers mean you can position yourself for best performance, Four programmable buttons allow you that much more freedom,
Noticeably heavier than the standard DualShock, It takes a while to adjust to the odd grip you have to take on it, The verdict
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Published: 2019-08-08, Author: Miguel , review by: gameit.es
El Razer Raiju Tournament Edition Mercury es un mando pensado para ofrecer todo lo esencial que cualquier jugador de PS4 y/o PC puede buscar en un mando como la posibilidad de usarse con/sin cable, materiales de primerísima calidad, botones extra, softwar...
Excelentes materiales y acabados, Ergonomía mejorada frente al original de PS4, Botones principales mecamecánicos, Gatillos regulables y botones adicionales, Conectividad cableada o Bluetooth para PC/PS4
–Precio elevado, –Conector microUSB “propietario”
Al igual que su hermano mayor, el Razer Raiju Tournament Edition destila calidad en cuanto lo tenemos entre manos, pues está fabricado en plástico de buena calidad y ofrece acabados realmente buenos. Aunque su forma recuerda al del oficial, mejora su ergo...
buena calidad de materiales y botones mecánicos, gran autonomía, posibilidad de mapear los botones extras
– los auriculares no funcionan en modo inalámbrico, – poco recorridos de los botones l1 y r1, y facilidad de pulsar sin querer los botones m3 y m4, – precio algo elevado
y palabras finales del Razer RAIJU Tournament EditionSiempre es bueno disponer de alternativas de calidad a los Dualshock 4, y este es el caso del Razer RAIJU Tournament Edition. Es uno de los aspectos en los que Razer casi nunca falla. Esta calidad de c...
