[UNBOXING] Razer Raiju Gaming Controller

This is the official unboxing of the Razer Raiju gaming controller. It’s a major upgrade from the standard DualShock 4, and the review is coming out later in the evening. Check it out.

Unboxing the Razer Raiju Gaming Controller

We finally got our hands on the Razer Raiju gaming controller, a piece of gaming equipment that I myself have been wanting to try out for some time now. Unlike the standard DualShock 4 gaming controller, this one is bigger, both in size and in price. It’s also more comfortable and has a bunch of additional features.

The Razer Raiju gaming controller was designed with the PlayStation 4 in mind, but it can also be used on PC. In fact, you can still retain the PS4 button layout on Steam if you’d like that. Just use the included Micro USB cable and you will be able to use it almost immediately.

Here are the specifications of the Razer Raiju gaming controller:

Razer Raiju Specs

• 4 additional full programmable buttons
• Ergonomic shape and weight
• Quick Control Panel for easy profile and audio customization
• Optional trigger stop switches for rapid-fire
• 2 shoulder Hyperesponse Multi-Function Bumpers
• 2 removable Hyperesponse Multi-Function Triggers
• 4 Hyperesponse mechanical action buttons
• 4 button Quick Control Panel
• Optional trigger stop switches for rapid-fire
• Optional hair trigger mode for ultra-fast responses
• 3.5 mm audio port for stereo audio output and microphone input
• Compatible with PC
• In-mold rubber grips
• 2 optional analog stick rubber grip caps
• Carrying case
• Detachable 3 m / 10 ft lightweight braided cable with Micro-USB connector
• Size : 168mm / 6.62” (Length) x 105mm / 4.14” (Width) x 65mm / 2.56” (Height)
• Weight (With cable): 350g / 0.77lb

If you like what you see, just wait a little bit longer. The review will be up later in the evening at Pokde.net so stay tuned. Especially with many people unfamiliar with what makes the Razer Raiju gaming controller special. You’ll definitely want to stay tuned as this might just be the you’re next gaming peripheral, regardless of whether you game on the PlayStation 4 or on PC.