Unfortunately, you can’t remap inputs like the face buttons or shoulder triggers, only the Multi-Functions, at least at this moment. Additionally, you can see which firmware version your Raiju is running on the app, but you can’t update it (that requires PC access), which feels like a silly oversight.

For everyone else, though? It’s probably not worth the price of admittance. Although it’s a good controller and one of the best PS4 accessories overall, I’m not convinced it’s enough to warrant shelling out so much cash if you’re looking for a new pad. Then again, at that point, you might as well just save some money and buy the feature-lite Raiju TE, or perhaps the more wirelessly competent SCUF Vantage.Note: You will need a Windows PC to install the update on your Razer Raiju Tournament Edition controller.

And for the most part it delivers on its opening promise, offering buyers rugged build quality, improved switch mechanisms and the advanced hair trigger controls and extra inputs seen on its more expensive sibling. This makes it a great option for lounge PC gamers who like to create custom profiles for their favourite aRPGs, MOBAs and racing games. The Razer Raiju features trigger stop switches, made to reduce the travel distance of each trigger from 18 degrees to a mere 5 degrees — an incredible decrease of over 70%. Together with hair trigger mode which increases the sensitivity of the trigger, you can effortlessly execute your actions in rapid succession. Beyond the Google Play titles that work really well with Bluetooth controls, I also tested the Raiju with some emulators and the Steam Link beta, and that's where I think the Raiju shines brightest — and it's also the direction I hope mobile gaming industry is headed. If you prefer mobile games that offer controller support, this is the controller you've been waiting for. The Razer Raiju features a total of four Multi-Function Buttons—two bumpers at the shoulders and two removable triggers on the underside, all of which can be individually remapped to any other controller actions, so you have absolute freedom to dominate with your winning configuration.

While it does have a large entry price, if you ever have the chance to grab a discount on this premium Razer controller for PS4, you'd be mad not to jump on that opportunity. To ensure undisputable gaming comfort, extensive research was done, and multiple iterations have been rigorously tested by prominent esports athletes. As a result, the chassis of the Razer Raiju not only perfectly accommodates the touchpad, but stays comfortable for use even in the most intense of battles. It targets the same hardcore market as the Xbox Elite Wireless Controller Series 2 and Astro C40 and is being marketed as the ultimate weapon for budding esports athletes and hardcore PS4 competitive gamers. The Razer Wolverine line is compatible with both Windows and Xbox consoles, while the Razer Raiju line is developed for PS4. We're yet to see a PS5 Razer controller, but you can still use your Raiju for PS4 games on the next-gen console. The Kishi range is reserved for mobile players, with Android and iOS versions available. Are Razer controllers good? Whilst we will do everything we can to meet the delivery times above, there may be factors outside of our control and we cannot guarantee delivery within this time frame.

Nicely you’re able to remove the bottom two triggers with an included screw, although unfortunately your fingers might still occasionally accidentally press them despite the trigger portion of the button being removed. The only feature I think is missing here is the ability to custom map buttons to areas on the screen for specific games. Isle of Man, Isle of Wight, Northern Ireland and the Scottish Highlands) may take longer to reach you. Yes. The Razer Raiju Mobile is hands down the best Bluetooth controller for Android gaming, beating out the SteelSeries Stratus XL for its "elite" design and features, lightning-fast pairing over Bluetooth, and sturdy built-in phone holder.

The overall size and weight of the controller was nice, and having volume controls located on the controller itself is great. We disliked