Razer Wolverine V2 and V2 Chroma Deadzone Issue | Razer Insider
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So there is an INSANE issue for these controllers that can be considered a design flaw. There is something known as "intrinsic deadzone" on these controllers is about 15%-20% from what I have seen online. It doesn't matter whether or not it is adjusted in-game, the firmware takes over and makes the deadzone 15%-20% or higher depending on the game deadzone settings. An example of this would be if you set the deadzone to 5%, it would be overridden by the firmware and sets it to 15%-20%. If you set it to 25%, it would be 25%. The easiest solution for this would be to allow a software deadzone control. Another one could be a firmware update. Here are some videos/forums filled with people having this issue. CHECK EDIT 2!

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This is honestly a shame because other than that, this controller is definitely the best on the market right now if this wasn't an issue. I will be sticking to my Wolverine Ultimate for now until this gets fixed.

Edit: There is another more detailed video on this issue. It is in Japanese but he has a more advanced testing methodology.

Edit 2: as of 12/3/2021 THIS ISSUE HAS BEEN FIXED! ALL U NEED TO DO IS GO TO THE RAZER APP AND CONFIGURE THE DEADZONE OPTION AND UPDATE YOUR CONTROLLER TO THE LATEST FIRMWARE!

 

I am having problems.with razer wolverine  chroma v2 i have the cord plugged in to the controller and the controller shuts off it does it about 4 to 5 times when i am in a game why does it do that the cord does not pop out and it shuts off i wish the cord was built in the controller because i never had a problem with razer wolverine v2 and the cord built in side     

for anyone playing apex through steam, I found that setting the anti dead zone to 0.25 does the trick.

On all 4 of my Wolverine V2 Chroma, the first thing I do is go into the app and COMPLETELY remove deadzones for both sticks. This makes them the most smooth and enduring sticks on the market, imo.

Now if they’d only fix the plastic bracket flaw that breaks some back buttons after a while….

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