Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #3547 in Video Games
- Brand: Razer
- Model: RZ06-00470300-R3M1
- Published on: 2011-10-25
- Platform: Xbox 360
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 2.38" h x
4.29" w x
6.06" l,
1.19 pounds
Features
- Adjustable Resistance Analog Sticks
- Two Additional Fully Programmable Buttons
- Backlit Hyperesponse Action Buttons
Razer Xbox 360 - Razer Onza Gaming Controller Tournament Edition - Battlefield 3
Product Description
Razer Onza Tournament Edition Professional Gaming Controller for Xbox 360
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
10 of 11 people found the following review helpful.
Takes some getting used to, but now my main controller
By M Slender
So I've had this controller for almost 3 weeks now. So far, everything is still fully functional (knock on wood).There are some definite ergonomic and/or layout differences from a standard controller that do take some time getting used to. My old muscle memory from using the standard controller is now starting to fade, and I'm am getting more intuitive with this one.There are two main funtional differences between this and a regular controller... the triggers and the shoulder/custom buttons. On a standard, the triggers are more on the under side of the controller. With this one, it sticks out more in the front. So it'll take a bit to get used to the new index finger placement, and the actual press range itself. In regards to the shoulder/custom buttons, the bumper buttons are right above the triggers. Depending on where you rest your index fingers, they can actually be resting on both the trigger and bumper buttons at the same time. This can be both a negative and a positive. It's a positive because it's easier/quicker to hit the bumpers. The negative is that from old muscle memory, the distance from trigger to bumper on the old controller is now the distance from trigger to custom button. So for a while, I was hitting the custom button when I was trying to go for the bumper button. But in time, you get used to it.The direction pad is also different, but I rarely use the d-pad anyways. So can't really comment there.There are only 2 real gripes I have with this controller. First is that it's wired. I hate being tethered to the system. Second is that it's kind of loud (at least with my controller). The face buttons and shoulder/custom buttons click when you press them. And it's not a soft click. It's decently audible. The face buttons click probably 3 times louder than a standard mouse click sound, and the shoulder buttons are as loud as a metronome tick.Besides there two things, it's a great controller. The custom buttons are great (in BF3, I can now move, aim, shoot, and spot all at the same time). The adjustable stick tension is really cool (I like making the right stick heavier, which helps with minute adjustments for aiming). Buttons that light up are a nice touch.Overall, a very good controller.
8 of 9 people found the following review helpful.
Piece of junk, ZERO quality
By RenatoBR
At first, you look at this controller and says "WOW! My friends are about to be pwn3d!".Then, you will reprogram the quick action buttons, plug it in and the action starts. The rubber surface feels great in the hand, the hyper-response, backlit buttons are very good and the tension adjusters on the directional sticks make it even better.And then your major headache starts. If you're gonna sprint, like I tried in Modern Warfare 3, it feels weird. You have to press the directional buttons really hard, and it stops sprinting even if you are still pressing it down and forward.After a few days, it created dead zones and ghost movements. So, when I press up on the left directional, it goes DOWN and then UP. I didn't break it, as I've been playing for 2mts wih the original MS controller and it's still in one piece and responding perfectly.Tried contacting Razer for support, but no success.I won't buy this, or any other Razer product AGAIN.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful.
Great...at first.
By Richmond Tran
Got it the Wednesday after battlefield launched. Worked Flawlessly at first. Then after about 3-4 weeks of normal use across Ace Combat, Modern Warfare, Saint's Row, and Battlefield the left thumb stick malfunctions when trying to go up. I read all the reviews about these controllers failing after time and didn't listen.
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