Input Lag and Specs comparison: Xbox Elite Series 2 Controller vs Razer Wolverine V3 Pro

Gamepad Xbox Elite Series 2 Controller
Gamepad Razer Wolverine V3 Pro
Warning: The comparison module is currently in testing. Data and conclusions may contain errors.

Advantages Comparison

Xbox Elite Series 2 Controller

Advantages

  • Cable Latency: 13.22 ms (vs 13.66 ms)
  • Dongle Latency: 6.61 ms (vs 32.85 ms)
  • iOS
  • macOS
  • 🎮 Android
  • Charging dock
  • 🎮 Linux
  • Stick tension

Razer Wolverine V3 Pro

Advantages

  • Sticks: Hall
  • 🧱 Soulder buttons

Latency Comparison Chart

Detailed Latency Analysis

⚡ LatScore Ratings

LatScore combines button and stick latency and adds a jitter penalty, so stable timing scores better than spiky latency. Lower effective ms = better grade.

LatScore (Cable)
Weighted latency rating for cable connection with a jitter penalty for unstable response.
Xbox Elite Series 2 Controller B (16.7ms)
Razer Wolverine V3 Pro B (10.5ms)
Razer Wolverine V3 Pro wins10.5 ms vs 16.7 ms (37% faster)
LatScore (Dongle)
Weighted wireless dongle latency rating with jitter-aware stability penalty.
Xbox Elite Series 2 Controller No data
Razer Wolverine V3 Pro D (25.2ms)
Razer Wolverine V3 Pro — 25.2 ms (Xbox Elite Series 2 Controller: no data)

📊 Individual Metrics

🔘 Button Latency (Cable)
Measures how quickly the gamepad responds to button presses when connected via USB cable. Lower values mean faster response.
Xbox Elite Series 2 Controller 7.9 ms
Razer Wolverine V3 Pro 4.8 ms
Razer Wolverine V3 Pro wins4.8 ms vs 7.9 ms (40% faster)
🕹️ Stick Latency (Cable)
Measures analog stick input delay over USB cable. Important for aiming and precise movements in games.
Xbox Elite Series 2 Controller 13.2 ms
Razer Wolverine V3 Pro 13.7 ms
Tie — both ~13.2 ms
🔘 Button Latency (Dongle)
Button response time when using a proprietary 2.4GHz wireless dongle. Usually faster than Bluetooth.
Xbox Elite Series 2 Controller 6.6 ms
Razer Wolverine V3 Pro 10.6 ms
Xbox Elite Series 2 Controller wins6.6 ms vs 10.6 ms (38% faster)
🕹️ Stick Latency (Dongle)
Stick input delay when using the wireless dongle receiver.
Xbox Elite Series 2 Controller
Razer Wolverine V3 Pro 32.9 ms
Razer Wolverine V3 Pro — 32.9 ms (Xbox Elite Series 2 Controller: no data)
🔘 Button Latency (Bluetooth)
Button latency when connected via Bluetooth. Typically higher than cable or dongle connections.
Xbox Elite Series 2 Controller 10.9 ms
Razer Wolverine V3 Pro
Xbox Elite Series 2 Controller — 10.9 ms (Razer Wolverine V3 Pro: no data)

Spec Comparison

Basic
$150.99
Regular price
$199.99
Internal
30
Battery life hours
18
Mechanical
D-pad buttons type
Mechanical
Membrane
Main buttons type
Mechanical
Potentiometers
Sticks type
Hall
External
Yes
Audio port
Yes
Xbox
Button layout
Xbox
No
Display
No
Asymmetric
Joystick positioning
Asymmetric
4
Paddles
4
Yes
Rubber handles
Yes
No
Soulder buttons
Yes
Yes
Stick tension
No
Yes
Trigger lock
Yes
Features
No
Gyroscope function
No
No
NFC support
No
No
Switch Wake Up
No
Yes
Trigger vibration
Yes
Analog
Triggers pressing
Analog
Connection
Yes
Charging dock
No
Type-C
USB interface
Type-C
Software
Yes
Firmware support
Yes
No
Macros option
No
No
Mobile software
No
Yes
No Dead Zone
Yes
Yes
PC software
Yes
Platforms
Yes
Android
No
Yes
iOS
No
Yes
Linux
No
Yes
macOS
No
No
Nintendo Switch
No
No
Playstation 3
No
No
Playstation 5
No
No
Playstaton 4
No
Yes
Windows
Yes
Yes
Xbox One
Yes
Yes
Xbox Series
Yes

Summary & Verdict

🏆
Overall Winner:
Xbox Elite Series 2 Controller
Confidence: High (5/6)
Xbox Elite Series 2 Controller
Xbox Elite Series 2 Controller
$150.99
VS
Razer Wolverine V3 Pro
Razer Wolverine V3 Pro
$199.99
Scorecard
Xbox Elite Series 2 ControllerRazer Wolverine V3 Pro
5050
TIE13.2 ms vs 13.7 ms
9010
WIN6.6 ms vs 32.9 ms
6733
WIN67 vs 33 score
6535
WIN65 vs 35 score
5050
TIE2 vs 2 features
6238
WIN$150.99 vs $199.99
Key takeaways
  • Worst Wired latency: Tie13.2 ms vs 13.7 ms
  • 📡Worst Dongle latency: Xbox Elite Series 2 Controller6.6 ms vs 32.9 ms
  • 🧩Features & controls: Xbox Elite Series 2 Controllerdetails
  • 🌐Compatibility: differences existplatforms