PC and Xbox controller deals keep rolling in this month, and right now there's a bunch for anyone who plays on those platforms, as well as one for mobile users.
The headline act is the Razer Wolverine Ultimate, which has taken a price cut to just $89.99 at Amazon. That's a massive saving of $70, making it nearly half price! It's not quite its lowest ever price, but it's certainly the lowest since the Black Friday madness, and the value is still very strong in this one.
When it comes to the best Razer controllers, the Razer Wolverine Ultimate is hard to beat, especially so at this discounted price level. This specific gamepad features interchangeable thumbsticks and multiple D-pads, meaning you can tailor the controls to suit the game genre / personal preference. What's more, the hairline triggers have stop switches in them for greater accuracy in racing and FPS titles, making this controller ideal for E-sports.
If you've had you're eye on the more recent, newer Wolverine V2 model, however, we'd recommend checking out this 30% discount in Amazon's Xbox controller deals. The price tag has collapsed to just $69 (was $99.99). The V2 lacks the more customizable nature and RGB lighting of the Ultimate, but benefits from remappable multi-function buttons and a more traditional form factor that's a bit closer to the standard Xbox Wireless controller.
Mobile gamers, however, should take a look at the Razer Kishi controller for Android. Controller deals have this discounted by over a third, down to just $54.99 at Amazon (was $90).
These are some of the best Xbox One and Xbox Series X controllers going, as well as some of the best PC controllers, and at these prices, there isn't much more you could want for the money.
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