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The editors liked
Amazing extra buttons
Stellar analogue sticks
Integrated programming
Detachable cable
Cool looking
Very comfortable
Good weight and balance
Great buttons
Fixes the Xbox controller d-pad
OLED display is handy
Wired means less lag
No batteries
Precise
Comfortable Dpad
Six easytoconfigure extra buttons
Lightweight design
Goodquality finish
Softtouch feel
The editors didn't like
Serious price
Potential of limited usefulness
It's a bit expensive
Wire might be a bother in some situations
Certain buttons could have firmer clicks
Stick resistance can't be adjusted (like in the Onza Tournament)
Extra buttons aren't recognised in games (they can only be assigned the function of an existing button)
Shawn Sanders 4.0 5.0 I highly recommend the Razer Sabertooth PC/Xbopx 360 Elite Gaming Controller....
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Published: 2013-01-03, Author: Mike , review by: gizmodo.com
Abstract: In 2010 Razer introduced the Onza, an Xbox 360 controller with enough extra bells and whistles to get it banned from Major League Gaming tournament play. Expect the same treatment for the Sabertooth, a refinement of the Onza that adds even more bells whil...
Build quality, Sleek design without looking gaudy, Individual DPad buttons!, Six extra customizable buttons/triggers, The underbelly triggers are particularly useful for shooters, Sensitivity of the analog sticks can be adjusted, Two onboard profiles; no
Price, No macro support, Not wireless (problem for some people?)
The Razer Sabertooth is billed as an "Elite Gaming Controller" and as such, it unsurprisingly comes with a premium price. With an MSRP of $79.99, that's more than twice as expensive as other Xbox 360 controllers on the market, and if all you care about is...
Abstract: A standard mouse and keyboard setup aren't going to work, since you probably don't have a surface to use them on. Instead, you're going to have to look to game controllers, wireless keyboards and touchpads and remote controls for Windows.If you intend t...
If you're a pro-gamer looking for something to match your ambitions, then you can't go wrong by spending a few extra bucks on the Sabretooth. It may be a third-party controller, but it feels first-class all the way.Radwas reviewed by Darryn Bonthuysj...
Abstract: A long time ago, all you needed was a keyboard and mouse to shoot people in the face. The trusty numpad was what you relied on to deliver Hadoukens and Bullet Kicks. While the kids on the consoles tapped away at their gamepads, even as the rest of their f...
Abstract: According to Razr, its original Onza Xbox 360/PC controller conferred such an unfair advantage on players that it was banned from gaming tournaments. With a solid foundation to build upon, the new Razer Sabertooth Elite Gaming Controller promises even mor...
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Published: 2014-01-21, Author: Andrew , review by: liveatpc.com
Review: Razer SabertoothI have a point of contention with game controllers, namely the left and right buttons and triggers. As of now, I still haven't quite got my middle finger to rest on the triggers, so my index fingers are doing double duty. Razer, no...
