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Razer ultimate new firmware?
- January 7, 2019
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I read there is a new firmware? v3? Can someone confirm this?
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- Insider
- 141 replies
- January 14, 2019
Cant RMA my controller because it's out of stock. Really.......
- 126 replies
- January 15, 2019
I will RMA my controller as well just for the heck of it, today i tried it again and it started drifting right away, i dont think anything is gonna be solved but we have nothing to lose
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- Insider
- 141 replies
- January 15, 2019
Guess we will have to wait. We have two options :
1. Hope for another firmware that will solve this mess.
2. Wait for the controller to be in stock again and get a replacement.
This is nuts. Is it weird that i feel scammed by razer ?
- 126 replies
- January 15, 2019
7nightwing7i think all of us feel the same way. In my case i just felt like wtf lets spend 240 on a controller, it was a decision of the moment and i have come to regret it massively since i cant play with it for all these months. So for me its both scammed and regret. I called the shop where i got it from and asked them if i wanted to sell it to them as used or RMA'd it and sold it to them when it came inside the box, how much would i get? And they told me they wont do that for such an expensive product propably. If thats the case i dont feel like paying for the Astro honestly. Either they take off 180-200 euro off the Astro's price by giving them raiju ultimate or thats it. So that makes my regret and feeling of being scammed even worse.
Guess we will have to wait. We have two options : 1. Hope for another firmware that will solve this mess. 2. Wait for the controller to be in stock again and get a replacement. This is nuts. Is it weird that i feel scammed by razer ?
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- Insider
- 141 replies
- January 15, 2019
stavrosmangarosDamn that's bad. We're in the same boat buddy haha. Razer needs to sort this pile of crap asap.
i think all of us feel the same way. In my case i just felt like wtf lets spend 240 on a controller, it was a decision of the moment and i have come to regret it massively since i cant play with it for all these months. So for me its both scammed and regret. I called the shop where i got it from and asked them if i wanted to sell it to them as used or RMA'd it and sold it to them when it came inside the box, how much would i get? And they told me they wont do that for such an expensive product propably. If thats the case i dont feel like paying for the Astro honestly. Either they take off 180-200 euro off the Astro's price by giving them raiju ultimate or thats it. So that makes my regret and feeling of being scammed even worse.
- 126 replies
- January 15, 2019
7nightwing7Whats encouraging is that they have been working on solutions for it and as i informed you they told me that either by the next update it will be gone completely (the stick drift) or it will have been eliminated for the most part and then a next update will do the trick. Whats discouraging tho is that there's no time frame for all of that. If the next update comes in 2-3 months and the one after that takes as long, then whats the point? Lets say we stick with the controller till the end and its fixed around March-April-May, by then its price would have dropped by 40 to 60 euros (at least here since i bought it for 240 while in other countries its worth 200) and asides from losing money, cuz we could have bought it when it was fixed for that much less, also we are running down our warranty, these controllers usually showcase problems after a certain period of time and by the time ours maybe does that maybe its out of warranty cuz most of the time it was inside its box and we started using it way later. I talked with the shop again and they told me if the distributer RMA's it then they can buy it. So at least thats something.
Damn that's bad. We're in the same boat buddy haha. Razer needs to sort this pile of crap asap.
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- Insider
- 141 replies
- January 15, 2019
stavrosmangarosYeah, that's a good thing. I ordered it via the razer eu store. Because i wanted the controller so bad, and none of my local stores had it. That's why i decided to but it directly from razer if i only knew then... I really hope that razer gives priority upon fixing this controller. But how do we find put if there's a new firmware anyways ? It's like the latest firmware 1.03 was not announced either. How will they let us know ? And i also wonder if anyone has a working raiju ultimate controller without the problems we have.
Whats encouraging is that they have been working on solutions for it and as i informed you they told me that either by the next update it will be gone completely (the stick drift) or it will have been eliminated for the most part and then a next update will do the trick. Whats discouraging tho is that there's no time frame for all of that. If the next update comes in 2-3 months and the one after that takes as long, then whats the point? Lets say we stick with the controller till the end and its fixed around March-April-May, by then its price would have dropped by 40 to 60 euros (at least here since i bought it for 240 while in other countries its worth 200) and asides from losing money, cuz we could have bought it when it was fixed for that much less, also we are running down our warranty, these controllers usually showcase problems after a certain period of time and by the time ours maybe does that maybe its out of warranty cuz most of the time it was inside its box and we started using it way later. I talked with the shop again and they told me if the distributer RMA's it then they can buy it. So at least thats something.
- 20 replies
- January 15, 2019
stavrosmangarosIf the product is faulty, and it's been less than two years since you purchased it, the warranty should cover a full refund from the store where you bought it. You mentioned paying in euros, so I can deduce that you bought the controller from a European store, which means you are protected by European consumer laws. The store basically has three options: Either repair the product within a reasonable time (usually 3 weeks for consumer electronics), offer a replacement (has to be an identical product, and can only be done 3 times), or give you a full refund (store credit or cash back, up to you not the store). As a customer, you are NOT required to contact the manufacturer yourself. This is the responsibility of the store where you bought it. If the store refuses to live up to their responsibility, you can direct them to the site below: https://europa.eu/youreurope/business/dealing-with-customers/consumer-contracts-guarantees/consumer-guarantees/index_en.htm
i think all of us feel the same way. In my case i just felt like wtf lets spend 240 on a controller, it was a decision of the moment and i have come to regret it massively since i cant play with it for all these months. So for me its both scammed and regret. I called the shop where i got it from and asked them if i wanted to sell it to them as used or RMA'd it and sold it to them when it came inside the box, how much would i get? And they told me they wont do that for such an expensive product propably. If thats the case i dont feel like paying for the Astro honestly. Either they take off 180-200 euro off the Astro's price by giving them raiju ultimate or thats it. So that makes my regret and feeling of being scammed even worse.
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- 16 replies
- January 15, 2019
Yeah the controller has some issues but playing Fortnite on ps4 is not as bad as before so maybe there is hope for coming fixes. The drift issue is still there which makes it hard to get a decent aim so you more got to rely on speed and shotguns where the drift isn´t that noticeble. Something at least got a bit better with the 1,03 update on ps4
- 126 replies
- January 16, 2019
carPinkLacethink775IMO the update didnt fix anything concerning the stick drift, thats how i feel it, im still using my nacon and my original dual shock to play games. Ur a brave one to use the raiju!
Yeah the controller has some issues but playing Fortnite on ps4 is not as bad as before so maybe there is hope for coming fixes. The drift issue is still there which makes it hard to get a decent aim so you more got to rely on speed and shotguns where the drift isn´t that noticeble. Something at least got a bit better with the 1,03 update on ps4
Flipkick661I have to say i know all this cuz when i tried to replace my Nacon rev pro v2 they didnt accept to do it from the manufacturer but thankfully the store had no problem doing that for them anyways. But thank you for this information nonetheless.
If the product is faulty, and it's been less than two years since you purchased it, the warranty should cover a full refund from the store where you bought it. You mentioned paying in euros, so I can deduce that you bought the controller from a European store, which means you are protected by European consumer laws. The store basically has three options: Either repair the product within a reasonable time (usually 3 weeks for consumer electronics), offer a replacement (has to be an identical product, and can only be done 3 times), or give you a full refund (store credit or cash back, up to you not the store). As a customer, you are NOT required to contact the manufacturer yourself. This is the responsibility of the store where you bought it. If the store refuses to live up to their responsibility, you can direct them to the site below: https://europa.eu/youreurope/business/dealing-with-customers/consumer-contracts-guarantees/consumer-guarantees/index_en.htm
7nightwing7i would like to know those things as well, i guess we do what we have been doing, keep hanging around, PM mods once in a while, try to find out by ourselves.
Yeah, that's a good thing. I ordered it via the razer eu store. Because i wanted the controller so bad, and none of my local stores had it. That's why i decided to but it directly from razer if i only knew then... I really hope that razer gives priority upon fixing this controller. But how do we find put if there's a new firmware anyways ? It's like the latest firmware 1.03 was not announced either. How will they let us know ? And i also wonder if anyone has a working raiju ultimate controller without the problems we have.
- 16 replies
- January 16, 2019
stavrosmangarosYeah would love if they do a real fix because its so bad to die due to not being able to stand still for a good aim while your opponent hit a lot of devastating shots on you=) let us hope for a new update soon
IMO the update didnt fix anything concerning the stick drift, thats how i feel it, im still using my nacon and my original dual shock to play games. Ur a brave one to use the raiju!
- 126 replies
- January 17, 2019
carPinkLacethink775If they dont then for me its propably gonna be this:
Yeah would love if they do a real fix because its so bad to die due to not being able to stand still for a good aim while your opponent hit a lot of devastating shots on you=) let us hope for a new update soon
- Insider
- 141 replies
- January 17, 2019
My raiju ultimate is being picked up today by feddex. It's getting rma-ed. Hopefully i'm getting a flawless replacement. Will keep you guys updated.
- 126 replies
- January 17, 2019
7nightwing7i RMA-ed mine as well, today it got to the distributer from the store, lets hope they send a brand new one as well but as i said before i dont think its gonna change anything.
My raiju ultimate is being picked up today by feddex. It's getting rma-ed. Hopefully i'm getting a flawless replacement. Will keep you guys updated.
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- Insider
- 141 replies
- January 17, 2019
stavrosmangarosYeah but here's hoping. Maybe we get a new batch. Guy on reddit from Australia posted about his flawless unit. Maybe that's a unit from the new batch.
i RMA-ed mine as well, today it got to the distributer from the store, lets hope they send a brand new one as well but as i said before i dont think its gonna change anything.
- 126 replies
- January 17, 2019
7nightwing7Lets hope so, i honestly hope thats the case but i dont trust things like that because what if he doesnt play FPS games? its not like he could ever tell
Yeah but here's hoping. Maybe we get a new batch. Guy on reddit from Australia posted about his flawless unit. Maybe that's a unit from the new batch.
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- 126 replies
- January 17, 2019
7nightwing7ok i read his post, when he said firmware 1.1 did he mean v1.01 or is there actually a new firmware out for the new controllers? i suppose not. I think he needs to tell us the games he's playing and to give feedback also later on to see whether this remained.
Yeah but here's hoping. Maybe we get a new batch. Guy on reddit from Australia posted about his flawless unit. Maybe that's a unit from the new batch.
- Insider
- 141 replies
- January 17, 2019
stavrosmangarosAgree
ok i read his post, when he said firmware 1.1 did he mean v1.01 or is there actually a new firmware out for the new controllers? i suppose not. I think he needs to tell us the games he's playing and to give feedback also later on to see whether this remained.
- 8 replies
- January 25, 2019
stavrosmangarosI still can't get into the bootloader mode !!
ok so thanks to someone who informed me of this, by pressing the Up button on the D-pad and X for 10-20 seconds u can put the controller into bootloader mode, i did it to mine, the LED etc stopped working and i run the updater of v1.01 and it updated back to that. So i suggest everyone does the same and we ask for the link for the v1.03.
- 126 replies
- January 25, 2019
Try loading the firmware on your computer then first, connecting the controller with a usb cable to the laptop while the firmware updated is open and trying it again on various modes, put it on BT for the pc, or the ps4 or USB, i think i managed to bootload mine while on BT.
- 8 replies
- January 25, 2019
stavrosmangarosOk, I try it again. Thx
Try loading the firmware on your computer then first, connecting the controller with a usb cable to the laptop while the firmware updated is open and trying it again on various modes, put it on BT for the pc, or the ps4 or USB, i think i managed to bootload mine while on BT.
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- January 25, 2019
stavrosmangarosHow do I know the controller is in bootloader mode?
Try loading the firmware on your computer then first, connecting the controller with a usb cable to the laptop while the firmware updated is open and trying it again on various modes, put it on BT for the pc, or the ps4 or USB, i think i managed to bootload mine while on BT.
- 126 replies
- January 25, 2019
JC1169Mine went dead and didnt respond to anything. The LED lights were on and when it went into bootloader mode they turned off.
How do I know the controller is in bootloader mode?
- 8 replies
- January 25, 2019
stavrosmangarosOk, Thank you. And do you have the firmware 1.02 link?
Mine went dead and didnt respond to anything. The LED lights were on and when it went into bootloader mode they turned off.
- 126 replies
- January 25, 2019
check the description of this video on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FJMmZmhf62g
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