Ok, these are some nice looking controllers but they’re corded. I guess I can understand why you’d want the cord instead of wireless for professional gaming, but I like the wireless controllers, much more freedom. Still though I wouldn’t mine testing these out.
Xbox gaming worldwide explodes as Razer, the leading high-end precision gaming brand, finally announces the release of their brand new elite Xbox 360 controllers: the Razer Onza Tournament and Standard Editions. Shopping malls and game outlets with barricaded doors and organized queues won’t stop the onslaught of hysterical gamers who’ve endured the long wait for these brutal console controllers.
"We are extremely excited to finally offer console gamers the high-precision and tremendous detail that we have always done for the PC," said Robert "Razerguy" Krakoff, president Razer USA. "So I recommend pre-ordering for minimal stress and safety issues, as riots and mass mobs are expected at Razers’ retailers."
Built for the hardcore competitive gamer, the Razer Onza Tournament Edition offers superior customizability with adjustable resistance analog sticks. Onza’s tagline Resistance is Futile means nothing stands in your way for exceptional precision. Twist the analog sticks in one direction to make them more resistant for steadier control, or twist in the opposite direction for quicker, fluid movements. Boom! He’s dead. Boom! She’s dead. You’re just too fast; nothing’s stopping you when you have an Onza in your hands.
The Razer Onza Standard Edition features Multi-Function Buttons (MFB) on the controller’s shoulders which allow remapping of critical buttons to any location under your fingertips. Not only does this increase efficiency of game control, but aids those with disabilities unable to reach specific functions on a crappy standard controller. Razer lets everybody play. Both Standard and Tournament Editions feature MFB, Hyperesponse™ technology, PC compatibility, and a 15 foot cable for the ultimate pleasure in Xbox gaming.
About the Razer Onza Tournament Edition Xbox 360 Controller:
The Razer Onza TE Gaming Controller gives professional gamers the competitive edge by bringing together all of these awesome customizable features to make the Xbox 360 your bitch. Featuring adjustable resistance on both analog sticks and two fully programmable Multi-Function Buttons (MFB), there is no excuse not to be the top scorer, whatever the game.
With an improved D-pad, Hyperesponse technology on backlit action buttons, PC compatibility and a 15 foot lightweight braided cable with quick release USB connector, it’s no wonder the controller’s tournament-controversial.
Price: US $49.99 / euro 49.99
Availability:
Razerzone.com – Pre-order Jan. 17th, 2011
Worldwide – Pre-order Jan. 17th, 2011
Product Features:
- 2 Adjustable resistance analog sticks
- 2 Multi-Function Buttons (MFB)
- 4 backlit Hyperesponse action buttons
- Precision D-Pad
- Non-slip rubber surface
- Quick release USB connector
- 15 foot, lightweight, braided fiber cable
- Approx. size in mm: 109(L) x 154(W) x 60.5(H)
For more information about the Razer Onza TE, please visit 
About the Razer Onza Standard Edition Xbox 360 Controller:
All it takes are two extra Multi-Function Buttons (MFB) on the Razer Onza Xbox 360 controller for a mind-blowingly different gaming experience – something Razer has a penchant for providing. An improved D-pad, Hyperesponse technology on the action buttons, and PC compatibility makes this a necessity for any discerning Xbox gamer. A 15 foot lightweight cable with quick release USB connector makes for lag-free ownage.
Price: US $39.99 / euro 39.99
Availability:
Razerzone.com – Pre-order Jan. 17th, 2011
Worldwide – Pre-order Jan. 17th, 2011
Product Features:
- 2 Multi-Function Buttons (MFB)
- 4 Hyperesponse action buttons
- Precision D-Pad
- High grip textured surface
- Quick release USB connector
- 15 foot, lightweight cable
- Approx. size in mm: 109(L) x 154(W) x 60.5(H)
For more information about the Razer Onza, please visit www.razerzone.com/onza.