Razer’s new controller has TMR sticks and ultra-low latency Bluetooth to be used with TVs

Razer is saying a brand new Wolverine V3 BT controller at CES 2026 that’s designed for TVs. It’s the world’s first gamepad to make use of ultra-low latency Bluetooth, permitting it a sub-3ms response time, and the primary accent to launch underneath LG’s “Designed for LG Gaming Portal” program. However because it’s been developed in collaboration with LG, the Wolverine V3 BT can solely obtain that ultra-low latency when used with suitable LG TVs working webOS 25. It really works as a common Bluetooth gamepad with any gadget supporting Bluetooth controllers, together with different TVs, but it surely gained’t get ultra-low latency when doing so.

As a TV-first controller, the brand new Wolverine V3 BT has some residing room-friendly options like a built-in mic and TV controls on its D-pad. The brand new controller is much like the usual Wolverine V3 Professional, but it surely lacks hair-trigger lockouts or further shoulder buttons. Additionally, it’s received two customizable rear paddle buttons as a substitute of the standard 4. Whereas a few of that could be a downgrade, this controller will get one massive improve: TMR sticks. The Corridor impact sticks on the Wolverine V3 Professional are already anti-drift, however the TMR ones of the V3 BT needs to be extra exact and fewer energy hungry.

Pricing and availability will not be but finalized for the Wolverine V3 BT.

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