Razer Universal Quick Charging Stand - Quick Charger for Xbox Controllers (Universal Compatibility, Magnetic Contact System, Matches Your Xbox Controller, One-handed Navigation) Yellow

I am not sure if this is by design or a one off, but this controller is not worth £120. Due to some plastic or something inside the controller, I am not able to press a a trigger button at the same time as that sides bumper button as it is being blocked. This is a terrible design, the feeling is horrible, as if every time I press them it will break/snap something. A refund or replacement controller would be desirable here as the controller is virtually unusable unless I press one button at a time therefore rendering it useless for games like Rocket League, Fortnite, etc. Even then, for the cost this experience was not worth it - WOULD NOT RECOMMEND UNLESS THEY CHANGE THIS.

Bought for my son. Think they are good cos he can’t hear me shouting for his tea!

Had to order these as an upgrade to wireless for XB1X.I returned the TB Stealth 600 Gen2's I had tried because they just weren't for me, couple of random disconnects, clamping force too hard on the head and thought the sound was horrible, no mixing options etc....Razer are a lot better, they are a lot comfier on the head, nicer earcups, they pair easily without a dongle, they have an app in Xbox for adjusting the sound to fine tune to your game.The mic seems ok according to other players, they have no issues with sound quality. These also go a lot louder than the 600's as I'm only running at about 50% volume.Not sure about battery life yet as only got them but hopefully they don't need constant charging.Was a bit nervous about ordering another headset as I do love the sound of my favourite headset my HyperX Cloud Alphas but these are getting there, will take a bit of tuning yet.Still recommed these though as an option to the thrifty who like me would begrudge spending money on Arctis 9X.

Third time lucky for me. Started off with two Steelseries 9x (both malfunctioned within weeks and didn’t sound that great anyway). Then tried the TurtleBeach 700s (torturously tight on an adult-sized head). Ended up with the Razers - £80 cheaper than where I started - and they’re awesome: light, comfortable, good base, good mic, great for the money. I hate the green highlights, but you can’t see that when you’re wearing them so I’ll let that slide. Recommended - especially at this price. I couldn’t beat them for double the money.

As an Xbox only headset the Razer Kaira Pro is a fantastic headset and can be had for a good price via Amazon Warehouse. Editted as at the time of purchase I paid £64 (and could have got for £50 with the 20% sale that was on warehouse) this product is now £30 more expensive on Amazon Warehouse!My grumble was with the Bluetooth as this is somewhat a pointless feature. As the headset uses Xbox wireless technology, when you turn on the headset for Bluetooth only use, it powers on the Xbox, and likewise when you power of the console, it powers off the headset. Also when out of range of the Xbox, the headset constantly flashes the RGB while trying to like the Xbox wireless. For this reason I ended up returning the headset in favour of an alternative without Bluetooth and a slightly better price.That said if you only plan to use this with an Xbox console and don't care about the Bluetooth, it is comfortable, sounds great and is one of the few Xbox headsets with a dedicate eq app on the console.Without the Bluetooth issues this would have been 5 stars

This is my 3rd controller after starting gaming (ESO) at 59yrs old, (2yrs PS1&2 in my 30's). 1st-Logitech, upgraded to MS due to re overwhelming reviews and after returning 2 controllers due to faults I saw a review of this. It's a sensational improvement on previous ones and superbly designed & built. Seriously, I can genuinely state that since connecting this controller my gaming improved, my characters died less and took longer to die, less lag, i.e. reaction times were faster from trigger/button activation to screen impact, and it's easier to use, better grip with convenient button layout. This is the most comprehensive review I've ever written but I felt compelled to share the details because the product warrants it. Don't even think about a wire as being less convenient than wireless, I no longer have to repeatedly charge batteries and it's always on. Unless the MS Elite is a fundamentally better device I can't see me changing this or looking beyond the Razer brand.

This controller has one thing going for it, the buttons. They are lovely, tactile, and responsive. That's it everything else is what you would expect from a pound shop, budget controller.Pros:Tactile, accurate buttonsCons:Cheap, non-detachable cableExtra buttons (m1+m2) placement is awkwardAnnoying bright light under Xbox buttonVibration is limited, no trigger vibration like stock controllerNo wireless optionIf this controller was £30 it would be an ok purchase. I like Razer a lot, and they are a premium brand, but even they have overpriced this.