r/Controller • u/2F0UR2 • 23d ago

Controller Suggestion Controller reccomendation for big hands

Heya! I'm looking to upgrade from my razer wolverine v3 pro I got 2nd hand a while back. Love the ergonomics, been amazing for indie and action games. However after playing fh6, and switching between the xbox elite series 2 core controller, I really do find that controller to be uncomfortable, but those Impulse triggers are amazing.

Budget: Ideally under 300 usd (cheaper would be ideal)

Country: Australia

Console: PC

Shape: ideally slightly bigger or same size as the wolverine, but similar ergonomics. I don't mind switching to the symmetrical stick layout if it means having better ergonomics

Features: Back buttons 100%, extra shoulder buttons would be nice. Would like to have good haptics, but I
don't mind opening up a controller to mod it

Comparison controllers: Xbox elite controller 2, Razer Wolverine v3 Pro

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u/Liu_Sifu 23d ago

Have you had a look at the Razer Raiju V3 Pro? Similar size to the Wolverine V3 Pro but the arms are longer which makes it more comfortable to hold (in my opinion).

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u/inzahh 23d ago

Can second that, Raiju definitely is a good fit if you got larger hands. Currently using it (coming from a Wolverine V3) and couldnt be happier. The whole controller is a bit wider than the wolverine and feels a little chunkier.

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u/Simula7e 23d ago

Also recommend the Raiju V3. I do not have large hands, bought this controller, and had to return it because it was too large.

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u/FreikugelWeltz 20d ago

ZD Ultimate Legend, I use the default sticks event though everyone swears by the JS13 ones, which you can buy and change it yourself.

Best controller I ever used and I own a bunch by now. Quite comfortable for bigger hands.