Razer Onza tournament edition

	Adjustable Resistance Analog Sticks The resistance on both analog sticks of the Razer Onza TE is freely adjustable enabling you to fine-tune the force needed to tilt the analog stick, giving you the right resistance to achieve the optimal precision in any genre. Whether you want a high resistance for a racing game or minimal resistance for precise aiming in an FPS game, the adjustable resistance of each analog stick gives you the edge in every game you play.
	Two Additional Fully Programmable Buttons Two extra buttons positioned above the trigger buttons on both shoulders of the Razer Onza TE put the commands you deem most important at your fingertips. Whether it’s one of the action buttons (A,B,X,Y), the analog stick button, an additional bumper or trigger button, the Back or Start button, these Multi-Function Buttons (MFB) let you actuate mission-critical commands at the most comfortable location on the Razer Onza TE for maximum adaptability in the heat of battle.
	Backlit Hyperesponse Action Buttons The legendary Razer Hyperesponse technology allows you to actuate buttons faster to fire shots and initiate combos instantaneously, while reassuring you with a crisp tactile feedback. The backlit buttons of the Razer Onza TE are designed with a shorter travel distance and minimized debounce time to increase your actuation speed to stay ahead of the competition.

      

          

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 (257 customer reviews)

Customer Video Review Length:: 2:42 Mins

Here is my small review of this controller.

Excellent controller for FPS, programmable shoulder buttons worked for me. Can't speak to D-pad use, not important in Halo.

But quality sucks. After 1 month first controller left thumbstick developed dead-zone. Worked in all directions but up. Return was no hassle with Amazon

After 20 days, replacement controller developed dead zone in right thumbstick.
(I think it has to do with the adjustable thumbstick tension: great feature but plagued with problems)
Return again no hassle.

No 3rd strike for me, I'll stick to less buttons but a controller that works.

Update!
I'm updating this review because the directional pad gets stiff after mild use and the stick itself registers motions that I never inputted (when I tap up.. it registers, then goes down). I've since gotten a replacement, but only to sell it online (couldn't get a refund, just an exchange). Don't have faith in the long-term durability of this controller. Was great when it worked, but I'm sticking to first party controllers from now on.

My old review is below for when it does work properly.

Here are the games I've tested this on to get a wide range of various button/control uses:
* Battlefield: Bad Company 2
* Crysis 2
* Super Street Fighter IV
* Dragon Age 2

I'll cut to the chase since other people have already commented on the great build quality, ergos, and not being able to use the FPS Freek on this.

Here are some of my observations:

Of the games I've tested, it was painfully apparent that...Read more