 Razer Sabre Tooth Controller. Works on Xbox 360 and PC, OLED screen, 10-foot detachable cable, four hyper-responsive buttons, and six additional multi-function buttons. The Jazz Mini phone and tablet stand from Cooler Master is now available in a variety of cool colors from these great retailers. Click now to learn more. All right, you guys know me. I didn't really bother to try this out on an Xbox 360, but I'm sure it works just fine. I did try it on a PC, however, and all it really needed once I plugged it in was for Windows to auto-detect the driver install and it was ready to go. Yes, that does mean that this controller doesn't use Razer Synapse 2.0 software. Personally, I like that because I'm not a huge fan of background processes of pretty much any sort, and keeping my processes down is a constant battle for me, but this does mean that you're maxed out to the two profiles that fit on the controller. That being said, personally, I don't see myself using more than those two profiles, so it's probably fine. Speaking of profiles, the OLED screen is responsive and easy to use, especially if you're just trying to change something simple like a profile, which can be done with the button on the left of the little screen. Changing anything from either profile is handled by the button on the right with some help from the D-pad's up and down buttons for changing menu rotation and A and B for different selections. In the customization menu, you can do anything from turning rumble and or the backlight on or off to advanced things like testing mode, which can be used to test the precision of your analog sticks and prove to your friends that it isn't actually the controller's fault and they just need to get on your level. And last but not least is program mode. In program mode, all you need to do is hold down the multifunction button that you want to bind and tap the button you want to bind it to. For instance, if you wanted to bind multifunction button 6 to a key, I would hold that button down and then press the button you want to bind it to. Once you've done that, exit the little menu on the OLED screen to get back to the Razer screen and you're good to go. Next up is the detachable cable, which is nicely braided and comes with a screw-on connector, which as long as you remember to line it up properly is quite easy to plug in correctly. This is really nice to see on a premium level controller. Some people may not care about the detachable cable if they don't plan to travel with their controller, but I travel with my Xbox 360 controllers quite a bit because they make playing games in cramped and awkward spaces like, say, an airplane seat a lot easier. I will definitely appreciate the detachable cable as I believe one of my controllers has likely died from cable torquing in my bag this one time when I was going over to the ferry to the island. Didn't work on the other end, so yeah that sucked. Next up we have all the input buttons. The thumbsticks seem fairly standard and they're finished quite nicely and in the packaging they have some razor green colored tops for the thumbsticks which can change the feel and protect your thumbsticks from wear. Personally, I'll be leaving them off of mine because I feel like my thumbs kind of slip off of them while they're on and I'm not too worried about the durability as they're actually quite nice thumbsticks. The d-pad is pretty nice and an improvement over the Anza in my opinion, but I wouldn't really want to play a platformer on it personally. That being said, the separated buttons would be really nice for quick time events as I doubt there would be as many wrong inputs which can be very frustrating. Most games that I play on this controller wouldn't be platformers anyways or I could just use the analog stick in that platformer like I did in Shovel Knight. Fantastic game by the way. The hyper responsive buttons are actually hyper responsive. The audio and tactile feedback is fantastic and when paired up with the short travel length it feels great when spamming. Kind of reminds me of typing on a Cherry Blue Switch keyboard minus the obvious travel length differences. And then we come to the multi-function buttons. The M1 and M2 shoulder buttons are just enough out of the way that they don't feel like I would accidentally press them and just enough in the way that I could press them easily if I actually needed to. And the story doesn't differ much for the M3 through 6 buttons on the back. These I'll admit I was pretty worried about with my fairly large hands. I expected them to be crazy annoying but they happen to sit in just the right position that they don't really bother me and if I did Razer includes a screwdriver to remove them and rubber plugs to fill the holes once you do. Nice. Just three more things guys. One, it's not wireless. Two, it has a 2.5 millimeter microphone jack on the bottom if you're into that sort of thing. And last but not least, three, if you're running XPatter and you're kind of a guru and you plan on running custom controls on every button, you're slightly out of luck. Due to the controller handling the rebinding of the multi-function keys, you can only bind said keys to other keys on the controller. So say if you bind A to space bar, you could bind M4 to A which would then be space bar but you couldn't bind M4 to space bar directly. It has to go through the bind of another button on the controller. It can't be independent. All right guys, I'm still not necessarily done my search because it's a pretty big decision for me. If this lasts as long as my Xbox 360 controller did, I'll be using this for a long time. I got my Xbox 360 controller on launch what like eight or nine years ago. What do you guys think? I'd love to get your input down below or on the forum and while you're down there don't forget to like or dislike the video, favorite the video, share the video, subscribe to the channel, and donate up here on the forum because that gets rid of all the ads and I know you're not running ad blocker right so yeah don't even worry about it at all. If you want a shirt that's again not this shirt, be sure to check out the link in the description down below. I know we should have the link down there for our Mountainland shirts which are up for a while and have been selling quite well. They're pretty cool so I'd be sure to check that out. Thank you guys for watching. I'll see you guys next time.