RAZER WOLVERINE V3 TOURNAMENT EDITION 8K PC

1. What's Included

• Razer Wolverine V3 Tournament Edition 8K PC
• USB Type-A to USB Type-C Cable
• 2 x Interchangeable Thumbstick Covers (High Dome / Low Profile)
• Important Product Information Guide

Controller Layout:

A. Type-C Port

B. Home Button

C. Status Indicator

D. TMR Analog Stick and Interchangeable Covers

E. View Button

F. Menu Button

G. Razer Mecha-Tactile PBT Action Buttons

H. Share Button

I. Razer Mecha-Tactile PBT 8-Directional D-Pad

J. Function Button

K. Bumpers (LB / RB)

L. Multi-function Grip Buttons (M1 / M2)

M. Razer Pro HyperTrigger (LT / RT)

N. Quick Release Button Switch

O. Multi-function Rear Paddle Buttons (M3 / M4 / M5 / M6)

2. System Requirements

Product Requirements

• PC with a USB Type-A port

Razer Synapse Requirements

• Windows® 11 64-bit or later
• Internet connection (for downloading the application)

3. Register for Warranty

Register your product to receive exclusive benefits at razerid.razer.com/warranty.

For any questions, contact Razer Support at support.razer.com.

The product serial number is located here [underside of controller].

4. Getting Started

Controller Connection

Connect the controller to your PC using the provided USB Type-A to USB Type-C cable.

ℹ️ When prompted by the system, install Razer Synapse, or download the installer from razer.com/synapse.

5. Using the Controller

Quick Release Button Switch

Enable: [Left arrow icon]

Disable: [Right arrow icon]

Replacing Interchangeable Thumbstick Covers

Diagram shows how to remove existing covers and attach new ones, ensuring proper alignment.

Function Button Commands

*Re-configurable via Razer Synapse

Remapping Multi-function (M1-M6) Buttons

By default, the M1-M6 bumper and paddle buttons are unassigned. Use the following steps or Razer Synapse to remap them.

1. Press and hold the Function button and the multi-function bumper/paddle button you wish to remap.
2. Press the button you want to assign.

Configuration Mode: [White light illuminates]

Remapping Successful: [Green light flashes]

Using the Sensitivity Clutch Function

Holding the assigned button can reduce analog stick sensitivity by up to 50%.

• Default ➔ Movement Effect ➔ Low Sensitivity
• Default ➔ Aiming Effect ➔ Low Sensitivity

ℹ️ You can assign and customize the Sensitivity Clutch function via Razer Synapse.

6. Configuring Your Razer Wolverine V3 Tournament Edition 8K PC

Disclaimer: This guide provides an overview of the Razer Synapse application and may only include features relevant to your device. The new Razer Synapse requires an internet connection for installation, updates, and cloud-based features. Creating a Razer ID account is recommended but not mandatory. Features may vary based on the current version, connected devices, and supported add-ons.

SYNAPSE Tab

The "Synapse" tab is the default view when you first launch Razer Synapse. Use the following buttons to navigate the user interface:

• Minimize [➖]: Minimizes the application to the taskbar, running it in the background.
• Maximize [?]: Maximizes the application window to fill the screen. Press again to restore the original size.
• Close [❌]: Closes all related tabs and exits the application completely.
• Previous Tab [⬅️]: Navigates to the previously viewed tab.
• Next Tab [➡️]: Navigates to the next tab.
• Refresh Tab [?]: Reloads the current tab. Use this if the page is not displaying correctly or to see the latest content.
• Download Update [⬇️]: Appears when the application has changes. Use this if the page is not displaying correctly or to see the latest content.

More

Clicking this button opens a pop-up window for easy access to the "Devices", "Modules", and "Other Installed Applications" tabs.

Settings [⚙️]

Clicking this button opens the "Settings" tab for quick changes to application settings.

Profile [?]

This button opens a pop-up window for accessing "Sign In", "Feedback", "Rate This Software", "Add Wi-Fi Device", and "Exit" options.

Information [❓]

Hovering over this button displays additional information about its function.

Dashboard

The "Dashboard" sub-tab provides an overview of Razer Synapse, allowing access to all Razer devices, modules, and online services.

[Screenshot of Razer Synapse Dashboard showing various Razer devices like Wolverine V3, HyperFlux V2, Blade 17, Basilisk V3 Pro, Kraken V4, BlackWidow V3, Kiyo Pro Ultra, etc., with options for Profiles, Razer Gold/Silver, Razer Community, and Razer Support.]

Gamer Room

The "Gamer Room" sub-tab displays devices with Razer Aether lighting capabilities. You can view and manage your Gamer Room-enabled devices here.

[Screenshot of Razer Gamer Room interface showing ambient lighting effects with Razer Aether Light Bulb and Strip.]

Synapse Override: Allows you to select and customize device lighting, syncing with Chroma-enabled games and Chroma Connect applications.

Controlled by Gamer Room App: This section displays devices that support remote control via the Gamer Room application.

Modules

The "Modules" sub-tab lists all installed and available modules.

[Screenshot of Razer Synapse Modules tab showing available modules like Alexa, Razer Synapse, Chroma Connect, and installed modules like Razer Wolverine V3 Tournament Edition 8K PC, Linked Games, Exchange.]

Global Shortcuts

Bind actions or Razer Synapse functions to custom key combinations for any Synapse-enabled device input. These shortcuts can be applied across all device profiles.

● Only Synapse-enabled device inputs are recognized.

[Screenshot of Razer Synapse Global Shortcuts interface showing options to add shortcuts.]

Wolverine V3 Tournament Edition 8K PC Tab

The "Wolverine V3 Tournament Edition 8K PC" tab is the primary tab for the Razer controller. Here you can change device settings such as button assignments, analog stick dead zones, sensitivity, and polling rate. Any changes made in this tab are automatically saved to your local system and cloud storage.

Use the following buttons to access your profile options:

• Profile Dropdown Menu: Displays all profiles for the device, allowing quick profile switching.
• Other Items […]: Opens a pop-up window with options related to the current profile.
• Built-in Profiles: If your device supports onboard memory, this displays remaining storage space and allows you to transfer or change profiles stored on the device.

Customization

The "Customization" sub-tab is used to remap controller button functions.

[Screenshot of Razer Synapse Customization tab for the Wolverine V3, showing button mapping options.]

Polling Rate

Select your desired polling rate to switch between various options. A higher polling rate means the computer receives controller status information more frequently, effectively reducing input lag and increasing controller responsiveness.

• Options: 250Hz, 1000Hz, 2000Hz, 4000Hz, 8000Hz

D-Pad Direction

Choose 8-way for directional control including diagonal inputs, or 4-way for adjacent directions only.

Multi-function Button Assignment

When selecting a customizable button, you can change its function to one of the following:

• Default: Resets the selected button to its original setting.
• Keyboard Function [⌨️]: Assigns the button to a keyboard function. You can also enable "Turbo" mode to simulate repeated key presses when the button is held down.
• Controller: Allows you to customize buttons and assign them to any available controller function for a superior gaming experience.
• Disable [❌]: Makes the selected button unusable. Choose this if you do not want to use a selected button or if it interferes with gameplay.

Thumbstick Tab

The "Thumbstick" sub-tab allows you to adjust the dead zones and sensitivity clutch of your Razer controller's analog sticks.

[Screenshot of Razer Synapse Thumbstick settings for the Wolverine V3, showing dead zone and sensitivity adjustments.]

Dead Zone

The dead zone filters out small movements of the analog stick. Use the sliders to adjust the sensitivity for each analog stick. Lower values make the stick more sensitive but may cause unintended movements known as "stick drift".

Circular Mode

Circular mode measures the completeness of the stick's circular movement based on its physical and digital boundaries. This mode optimizes digital boundaries for smoother movement.

Avoid Double Dead Zone

Double dead zone refers to a dead zone inherent in the controller's hardware or firmware, which some games add an additional dead zone to. This can result in slower controller response and reduced accuracy because the actual dead zone is larger than expected. Enabling "Prevent Double Dead Zone" ensures the controller's dead zone settings remain unchanged and are not overridden by games.

Sensitivity Clutch

Use the slider to set a software limit on the analog stick's movement range when the assigned button is pressed.

Calibration Tab

The "Calibration" sub-tab helps you test thumbstick performance. You can also recalibrate your thumbsticks here to fix potential issues like stick drift.

[Screenshot of Razer Synapse Calibration tab for the Wolverine V3, showing thumbstick testing and recalibration options.]

Linked Games Tab

The "Linked Games" sub-tab allows you to add applications, view peripherals linked to applications, or search for listed applications.

Games

The "Games" sub-tab lets you link applications to your peripherals. You can sort applications by alphabetical order, playtime, or frequency. Applications will be listed here even if they are not linked to a Razer device. To add applications not listed on screen, you can use the "Add" button [➕] to search manually, or the "Scan" button [6] to scan automatically. Click the "Search" button [?] to search for specific games or programs in the list.

[Screenshot of Razer Synapse Linked Games interface showing options to add games and link them to devices.]

To link an application to your Razer device, click on the application in the list and select the device and its profile. This will automatically set the device to the selected profile when the application launches.

Devices Tab

The "Devices" sub-tab allows you to view your peripherals and determine which applications to link to each device. After selecting a device, you can see a list of linked applications, add new applications, or remove linked applications. You can use the "View Mode" and "Sort" dropdown menus to filter these applications. To add an application not listed on your peripherals, you can drag and drop the executable file into the box, or use the "Add" button [➕] to open a search window. In the search window, you can click the "Refresh" button [C] to re-scan installed applications, use the "Search" button [?] to find specific games or programs in the list, or use the "Browse" link to manually search for applications.

[Screenshot of Razer Synapse Devices tab showing a connected Razer Wolverine V3 and options to link applications.]

To link an application to your Razer device, click the selection box to the upper left of the application in the search box. This will automatically set the device to the selected profile when the application launches.

Settings Tab

Click the [⚙️] button to access the "Settings" tab, where you can configure the following options:

Synapse

You can find options for the application in the "Synapse" sub-tab.

• Auto-launch: Configure the application's startup behavior.
• Recommendations: Display new products and features on your dashboard based on your installed devices and linked games.
• Device Lighting: Choose which application controls the lighting effects on your device.
• Notifications: Allow applications to display on-screen notifications, even when you are running a full-screen application.
• Reset Tutorial: Clicking the "Reset" button will restart the tutorial, helping you become more familiar with Razer Synapse features.

[Screenshot of Razer Synapse Settings tab showing options like Auto-launch, Recommendations, Device Lighting, Notifications, and Reset Tutorial.]

General

You can access other application options and find additional information about the software in the "General" sub-tab.

• Language: This option allows you to change the display language of Razer Synapse.
• About: The "About" section displays the current software version, copyright notices, and provides links to Razer's Terms of Use. You can also quickly access the Razer Community here.

[Screenshot of Razer Synapse General tab showing language selection and About information.]

Feedback Tab

Provide feedback, suggestions, and report issues about the software to help improve Razer Synapse. You can use this tab to contact Razer directly, and even earn rewards by reporting bugs.

[Screenshot of Razer Synapse Feedback form.]

7. Safety and Maintenance

Safety Guidelines

To ensure the safe use of your Razer Wolverine V3 Tournament Edition 8K PC, users should adhere to the following precautions:

• If you cannot operate the device correctly and troubleshooting does not resolve the issue, unplug the device and contact Razer support via hotline or visit support.razer.com for assistance. Do not attempt to self-repair the device under any circumstances.
• Do not disassemble the device yourself. Do not attempt to operate the device under abnormal electrical load conditions, as this will void the warranty.
• Keep the controller and all its parts and accessories out of reach of children to prevent accidents and/or injuries.
• Ensure the device and its components are kept away from liquids, high humidity, or damp environments. Operate the device and its components only within a specific temperature range (0°C to 40°C). If the temperature exceeds this range, unplug the power and turn off the device until the temperature returns to an ideal range.

Care and Use

The Razer Wolverine V3 Tournament Edition 8K PC can be maintained in optimal condition with simple care steps. It is recommended to unplug the device monthly and clean it with a soft cloth or microfiber cloth to prevent dirt buildup. Do not use soap or harsh cleaning agents.

8. Legal

Copyright and Intellectual Property Rights Information

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Razer Inc. (hereinafter referred to as "Razer") may own copyrights, trademarks, trade secrets, patents, patent applications, or other intellectual property rights (registered or unregistered) related to the products mentioned in this guide. Any modification to this guide does not grant you any license to Razer's copyrights, trademarks, patents, or other intellectual property rights. The actual product, Razer Wolverine V3 Tournament Edition 8K PC (hereinafter referred to as "Product"), may differ from the images shown on the packaging or elsewhere. Razer is not responsible for any such discrepancies or potential errors. Razer reserves the right to modify the information herein as necessary.

Limited Product Warranty

For the latest terms of the limited product warranty, please visit razer.com/warranty.

Limitation of Liability

Razer shall not be liable for any loss of profits, information, or data, whether special, incidental, indirect, punitive, consequential, or exemplary damages, including but not limited to damages arising from shipment, sale, resale, use, or inability to use the product. Under no circumstances shall Razer's liability exceed the retail purchase price of the product.

General

The terms and conditions described above are governed and interpreted in accordance with the laws of the jurisdiction where the product was purchased. If any term mentioned herein is found to be invalid or unenforceable, that term (to the extent it is invalid or unenforceable) shall be deemed void and excluded without invalidating the remaining terms. Razer reserves the right to modify any term at any time.