Razer Unveils Razer Wolverine V3 Controller Product Line in White

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Razer, the leading global lifestyle brand for gamers, today announced the Razer Wolverine V3 Pro and Wolverine V3 Tournament Edition, its premium Xbox controllers, are now available in a stunning new White colorway. White brings a fresh new look to Razer's latest Pro controllers for the perfect blend of elegance and performance. The new lineup appeals to the competitive console and PC gamers who want a clean look to match their gaming setups.

Combining lightning-fast inputs, optimization for esports, and tournament-ready performance, the White Wolverine V3 lineup will allow players to express their individual style without compromising their competitive edge. Stay one step, one shot, and one level above the competition with the Razer Wolverine V3 Pro—the definitive wireless esports controller. Officially licensed by Xbox, play like the world's best on console and PC with speed, control, and precision that helps you clutch up for the win.




Razer Wolverine V3 Pro—White Edition
Stay one step, one shot, and one level above the competition with the Razer Wolverine V3 Pro—the definitive wireless esports controller.



Officially licensed by Xbox, play like the world's best on console and PC with speed, control, and precision that helps you clutch up for the win.

Razer Wolverine V3 TE—White Edition
Get the edge you need to dominate the competition with the Razer Wolverine V3 Tournament Edition—our most advanced wired esports controller.



Officially licensed by Xbox, perform like the pros on Xbox and PC with speed, control, and precision that sets you up for true gaming glory.

For more information, please visit https://www.razer.com/console-controllers/razer-wolverine-v3-pro.

PRICE & AVAILABILITY

Razer Wolverine V3 Pro—White Edition

• USD $199.99 / €219.99 MSRP

Razer Wolverine V3 TE—White Edition

• USD $99.99 / €109.99 MSRP

Available at all Razer.com and Razer Stores globally from February 4, 2025.



Gamers looking to complete their high performance console or PC setups in white should also check out the Razer BlackShark V2 Pro for Xbox, now available in a classy, white edition.

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[evernessince]

13% 1 star reviews on Amazon pointing out classic poor quality Razer design and 10.16ms of latency wireless / 4.22ms wired latency wired. They are beaten by the stock controllers and a majority of cheap $30 Chinese made controllers.

 

[bonehead123]

13% 1 star reviews on Amazon pointing out classic poor quality Razer design and 10.16ms of latency wireless / 4.22ms wired latency wired.

Typical Razzerio garbaggio.... whodathunkkit

Also wondering if they got permission from or had to pay Marvel Studios to use the "Wolverine" name, and if that's why these tois are soooo damned expensive ?

 

[evernessince]

Typical Razzerio garbaggio.... whodathunkkit

Also wondering if they got permission from or had to pay Marvel Studios to use the "Wolverine" name, and if that's why these tois are soooo damned expensive ?

I believe they only need permission if they use his likeness or show something like his name in marvel owned font. Marvel does not own the rights to the name wolverine in all contexts and use cases.

In addition, Wolverine is generic name that refers to an animal. What this means is that Marvel has to prove that the name isn't being used generically and incorporates marvel IP or trademarks. From what I can tell of the controller, it doesn't appear to bear fonts, styling, or likenesses owned by Marvel. It would be hard to argue in court that one could confuse that controller as Marvel licensed.

 

[silapakorn]

Razer has always named their products after animals, usually venomous or dangerous ones.

 

[FreedomEclipse]

This will turn grimey real quick for some sweaty folk.

 

[dirtyferret]

Also wondering if they got permission from or had to pay Marvel Studios to use the "Wolverine" name

you can't trademark an animal name otherwise marvel studios would be sued by wolverine shoes and other companies & schools (Michigan U) with the wolverine name that predate them by decades
you can trademark an image of a wolverine you created (or any animal) or a character design

 

[Caring1]

If they are like their Stormtrooper lookalikes, they will miss every time. No good for gamers.

 

[bonehead123]

I believe they only need permission if they use his likeness or show something like his name in marvel owned font. Marvel does not own the rights to the name wolverine in all contexts and use cases.

In addition, Wolverine is generic name that refers to an animal. What this means is that Marvel has to prove that the name isn't being used generically and incorporates marvel IP or trademarks. From what I can tell of the controller, it doesn't appear to bear fonts, styling, or likenesses owned by Marvel. It would be hard to argue in court that one could confuse that controller as Marvel licensed.

you can't trademark an animal name otherwise marvel studios would be sued by wolverine shoes and other companies & schools (Michigan U) with the wolverine name that predate them by decades
you can trademark an image of a wolverine you created (or any animal) or a character design

Yea I know, I was merely being sarcastic, my bad