Razer Sabertooth new elite Xbox 360 controller

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fLbHnorLWBc

Get ready to go beyond tipping the scales and downright obliterate competition with the new Razer Sabertooth Elite Gaming Controller for the Xbox 360.

Absolutely fatal in the right hands, the Razer Sabertooth features an unprecedented six additional multi-function buttons that are fully programmable, an integrated OLED

OLED screen huh? Besides that, the D-PAD looks pretty good, all those extra buttons :shock: hopefully next gen console controllers have some of those extra buttons.

Only downside is that it's not wireless but the cable should be long enough

lol asymmetrical stickscampzor

The hell you need a carrying case for?

The hell you need a carrying case for?

Wasdie

lol asymmetrical stickscampzor

Lol carrying case.tagyhag

[QUOTE="tagyhag"]Lol carrying case.ArisShadows

Video has been added it seems it also comes with green thumbstick skins

This is a man's pro-gaming controller:

This is a man's pro-gaming controller:

Timstuff

I've heard there have been problems with the corsair line of keyboards k60/k90

I like my Onza just fine. I only need the two multi-function buttons (I use them to map to left and right stick presses, since I always found that operation a little awkward), and it's held up well the past year or so since the controller I got with my 360 stopped working. Also, I got it for less than the price of a wired Microsoft 360 controller, as opposed to 80 f***ing dollars Jesus Christ.

Does this make the hitboxes smaller on my 360 games?

did they ever fix the problems with the onza, noodle? i heard they were very faulty even when a person got a brand new controller.

did they ever fix the problems with the onza, noodle? i heard they were very faulty even when a person got a brand new controller.

TheShadowLord07

the standard 360 controller is fine for me... both for 360 & PC :)

Why didn't MS use a Dpad like that one in the first place? It's such an obvious problem with the original 360 pad, and the pop-up Dpad 'fix' on the newer pad isn't much of an improvement. getyeryayasout

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aBZVN9t9ztE

Oh yeah, that's right, they already spent all their money on doritos, and those come in greasy plastic bags that can't be recycled.

[QUOTE="getyeryayasout"]Why didn't MS use a Dpad like that one in the first place? It's such an obvious problem with the original 360 pad, and the pop-up Dpad 'fix' on the newer pad isn't much of an improvement. Timstuff

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aBZVN9t9ztE

Oh yeah, that's right, they already spent all their money on doritos, and those come in greasy plastic bags that can't be recycled.

[QUOTE="getyeryayasout"]Why didn't MS use a Dpad like that one in the first place? It's such an obvious problem with the original 360 pad, and the pop-up Dpad 'fix' on the newer pad isn't much of an improvement. Timstuff

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aBZVN9t9ztE

Oh yeah, that's right, they already spent all their money on doritos, and those come in greasy plastic bags that can't be recycled.

I like the convenience of wireless alot wouldn't really want to switch back to a wired 360 controller it wouldn't be so bad if you could use long a super thin light weight usb to min usb cable like you can with the ps3. If I did switch back I'd go for a hori turbo pad ex 2 like the ergonomics + turbo functions and its the best D-pad I've ever used in a controller and a really strong rumble crashing in burnout paradise was intense you really felt them!

[QUOTE="Timstuff"]

[QUOTE="getyeryayasout"]Why didn't MS use a Dpad like that one in the first place? It's such an obvious problem with the original 360 pad, and the pop-up Dpad 'fix' on the newer pad isn't much of an improvement. skrat_01

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aBZVN9t9ztE

Oh yeah, that's right, they already spent all their money on doritos, and those come in greasy plastic bags that can't be recycled.

Why is that all these third parties are using their D-Pads for other systems? How come they don't get sued?

Why is that all these third parties are using their D-Pads for other systems? How come they don't get sued?

NoodleFighter

A completely pointless product

Hopefully the sticks have more movement and smaller deadzones, those are my main issues with the 360 controller.

lol asymmetrical stickscampzor

Looks like the only major downside of the controller aka. the d-pad has been fixed. The price prolly won't be cheap though.rjdofu

Microsoft has had a new model of the controller, with a raised dpad that's way better, for quite some time.

Bad name, silly carrying case, $80, and fugly. Do not want. However if I was a competitive tourney gamer I'd get one.getyeryayasout

It's been confirmed to be $80?? I take it because you can't buy just a controller without the pointless carrying case?

But it does look great, what the Onza should have been.

"Razer Sabertooth Elite"
This XTREME GAM3R nonsense needs to stop. Just call it the Razer iController like a normal company. A sabertooth isn't even a snake. Unfortunately.
But seriously, Razer's branding bothers me somewhat. They do have their own identity, and that's good I suppose. But to me it's a borderline abrasive one. Everything has to be "cool" and blatantly aimed at this specific demographic.

So the reason for no wireless is they couldn't fit a battery slot on the back because they had to have those huge flappy pads there? Or/and maybe the screen and backlit buttons suck up too much energy? Either way I'd rather have wireless. 10 feet is tiny. People live in their living rooms. Living rooms are generally quite large.

I really don't understand why a carrying case. That's just a silly waste of money.

Other than that I'm sure it's a quality product that fills the niche of people wanting to be able to crouch and look without taking your thumb of the stick or whatever the purpose of more, programmable buttons is.

Also, stop viral marketing.

hmmm..yeah no Razer isn't that good of a accessory maker I purchased a Razer Onza TE for the 360 just recently because I had a 10 dollar cerfiticate at bestbuy and was able to get it for 30 dollars and since the power A microcon controllers suck ass and I've went through 5 of them at walmart I wanted to get a better well known accessory maker but its not all its cracked up to be specially at the original price when it was first released *good thing I waited*

I've already taken back one of them its mic port not working correctly and frankly the extra shoulder buttons are so improperly placed that you end up hitting the RB and LB most of the time which is what I now have those extra buttons mapped too, the resistance increase wheels on the sticks are iffy at best with no clear defined amount of clicks set when you purchase the controller, and the dpad hurts the thumb it should have been far more rounded then it is though it is more accurate then the stock 360 controller dpad.

so I don't see my self getting this one ever since it will cost an arm and a leg compared to a stock controller and it offers nothing really specially and those extra buttons are still placed improperly they seem to be placed way to far in and still like they will be accidently hit when you mean to hit the rb and lb.

[QUOTE="getyeryayasout"]Why didn't MS use a Dpad like that one in the first place? It's such an obvious problem with the original 360 pad, and the pop-up Dpad 'fix' on the newer pad isn't much of an improvement. Timstuff

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aBZVN9t9ztE

Oh yeah, that's right, they already spent all their money on doritos, and those come in greasy plastic bags that can't be recycled.

[QUOTE="rjdofu"]Looks like the only major downside of the controller aka. the d-pad has been fixed. The price prolly won't be cheap though.Ly_the_Fairy

Microsoft has had a new model of the controller, with a raised dpad that's way better, for quite some time.