The Wolverine Tournament Edition feels great in the hands and we love the extra shoulder buttons. The Razer Wolverine Tournament Edition is priced around $119/£119 so we’re holding it to a higher standard of testing, especially against the excellent Wolverine Ultimate which is packed with features, albeit at a higher price too. Read more: Xbox Elite Wireless Controller Series 2 review (opens in new tab) Note: Microsoft has stopped making the series 1 version now, so this is the Elite one to shop for. You're also paying for improved performance - this handset will have you reacting faster than you ever could on a standard Xbox One controller. It’s expensive, but you’re paying for quality. Like its predecessor, it’s highly adaptable as well both thumbsticks and the D-Pad can be replaced with performance-targeted alternatives, the shoulder buttons can be fine-tuned with a hair-trigger lock that shortens travel, and the four back paddles give access to face button inputs without having to move your fingers an inch. This is followed by three built-in custom profiles, increased battery life, Bluetooth functionality, and a detachable charging dock that's built into the controller's carry case.

To begin with, it has a new trigger, bumper, and handle design built for superior grip. As a follow-up to the already-brilliant Elite Controller, this peripheral had the odds stacked against it the original was perfect already, so why invest in a new one? The Elite Series 2 gives more than a few reasons. The Xbox Elite Controller Series 2 is Microsoft’s all-singing, all-dancing ode to the competitive scene.

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