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# 6 programmable multi-function buttons Integrated OLED screen for instant customization Detachable 10 ft braided fiber cable Razer Sabertooth Elite Gaming Controller for Xbox 360

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## Summary

> 🎯 Dominate every game with precision and style — the Sabertooth is your ultimate power play.

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- **What is this?** Razer Sabertooth Elite Gaming Controller for Xbox 360
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## Key Features

- • **Pro-Grade Comfort:** Ergonomically restructured layout reduces fatigue and enhances grip, making every match feel like a tournament.
- • **Built for Endurance:** Rugged design with premium materials and a detachable braided cable ensures durability for marathon gaming sessions.
- • **Plug & Play Freedom:** Cross-platform compatibility with Xbox 360 and Windows PCs plus onboard memory to carry your personalized settings anywhere.
- • **Visualize Your Setup:** Integrated OLED screen offers real-time customization of button mapping, analog sensitivity, and profiles without interrupting gameplay.
- • **Command at Your Fingertips:** Six additional multi-function buttons let you re-map controls for lightning-fast reactions and ergonomic precision.

## Overview

The Razer Sabertooth Elite Gaming Controller for Xbox 360 elevates your gameplay with six fully programmable multi-function buttons, an integrated OLED screen for seamless customization, and a durable detachable 10-foot braided cable. Designed for pro gamers and enthusiasts alike, it offers cross-platform compatibility, ergonomic comfort, and robust build quality to keep you ahead in every match.

## Description

View larger The Razer Sabertooth Elite Gaming Controller for Xbox 360 is the supercharged successor to the award-winning Razer Onza. Now, it has been restructured with even more customizability and control options in an all new, rugged design that doesn’t compromise comfort. An unprecedented six additional multi-function buttons – two at the shoulders and two removable rocking switches at the bottom of the controller – allow you to react to any situation or enemy instantaneously by putting more power right at your fingertips. The Razer Sabertooth lets you reconfigure your choice of buttons elsewhere on the controller to any of the six multi-function buttons. With an integrated OLED screen on the Razer Sabertooth, you get ease of customizability over the controller’s multitude of features. From programming the multi-function buttons, to adjusting the analog stick’s sensitivity, and creating profiles, you’ll be setting the controller up just the way you want it. The best professional gamers are masters of their equipment, not the other way round. The Razer Sabertooth was made to make sure you’re perfectly set up for winning. The Razer Sabertooth is no ordinary controller, as it features six additional buttons – two at the shoulders and two removable rocking switches at the bottom of the controller. Reconfigure controls found elsewhere on the controller to these multi-function buttons ergonomically positioned right at your fingertips. This design increases actuation speed, reduces fatigue, and encourages natural hand posturing for a more precise and comfortable gaming experience. Whether it’s the Xbox 360 in the living room or the PC in your bedroom, The Razer Sabertooth works across both platforms with ease. With built in memory you can now take your customized settings with you and simply plug and play to your device of choice. The Razer Sabertooth is compatible with Windows 8/ Windows 7 / Windows Vista / Windows XP (32-bit). With a built-in OLED screen, the Razer Sabertooth allows ease of customizability over the controller’s multitude of features. Program the multi-function buttons, adjust the analog stick’s sensitivity and save profiles; whatever you choose to modify, the display will visualize your preferences. The Razer Onza featured 2 additional shoulder multi-function buttons that were fully programmable to any other button on the controller, allowing gamers to rebind commands for easy reach. We took this a step further with the Razer Sabertooth – not only adjusting the position of the shoulder MFBs to reduce the chance of mis-pressing the bumper buttons, but also adding two additional 2-way rocker switches underside the controller, for a total of 6 additional multi-function buttons. The Razer Sabertooth has been designed from the ground up to cater to the demanding needs of gamers. From the selection of materials used for the buttons, triggers and analog sticks, to the stringent quality control checks, processes are put in place to ensure that the Razer Sabertooth continues to dominate, game after game. Also featured is a fully detachable, lightweight cable that securely screws onto the controller, and an included carrying case to take it everywhere you go without worrying about cable breakage. “Being heavily involved throughout the development of the Razer Onza and now the Razer Sabertooth was a great experience which allowed Razer to tap into the knowledge I have gained from countless hours of gaming at the highest level of competition. Through my experiences as a professional gamer I was able to identify exactly which features and ergonomics would be crucial on a tournament grade gaming controller. The reworked analog sticks coupled with the use of the multi-function buttons allow me to maximize my ability to maintain precise movements and pinpoint.”Kendall ‘arCtiC’ Smith – founder and captain of Team AmazYn, professional Gears of War gamer.

Review: Razor Sabertooth Controller - I was looking forward to getting this controller and seeing if it was similar, or better, than the SCUF or MadCatz Pro Circuit. It is much lighter than the MadCatz and equal to the SCUF. The selling thing is the price at $80 bucks. I got the controller and quickly followed the instructions to map the buttons and set the analog sticks to the right level. This was quite simple to do and I enjoyed the fact that I could map to six different buttons where the SCUF comes pre-made and only has two mapping buttons. I played several games with it and was initially impressed. I turned BlackOps 2 off and came back to the games several hours later. I eagerly entered the public match and was hoping to dominate with my new controller. To my utter dismay, as I spawned into the game I was not able to aim my weapon. The left, front, trigger moved very smoothly but nothing happened. Needless to say, I got my butt kicked. After the game I re-set the controller to the default settings and the left trigger began to work again. I placed a few games this way and then mapped my A and B buttons to dominate. Once again, the left trigger did not work. I am returning this item and getting a replacement. I am hopeful that the Sabertooth I got was a lemon or made on a Friday or Monday. Razer does not have a great track record (Onza), but I'm willing to give them a chance because the premise of this controller is on the right path. **UPDATE 4/17/13** I returned my Sabertooth on 4/15/13 to desertcart and a new one was on my doorstep on 4/17/13 at about 1330 hours PST. What great customer service. The packaging was not quite as nice as the first package, but I got the controller very quickly. I tore into the packaging and immediately set up the new controller. To my great delight it worked perfectly. I did about a three hour gaming session last night and had no problems. I enjoy this controller for several reasons so I will list them below. PROS: 1. Cost: At $80 its affordable. It's similar to the SCUF except for the trigger stops. 2. Buttons: The ability to map six buttons is a great feature. This controller's buttons and triggers work perfectly. 3. Feel: This controller sits in your hands and is very comfortable. 4. Use: Super easy to use and set-up. You don't need the complete instructions just the "quick start" guide. There are also a few things that I don't like about this controller. CONS: 1. A,B,X,Y Buttons: These light up and I primarily play at night, in the dark. They are cool to look at, but do light up quite brightly and are a bit distracting. 2. Triggers: The triggers seem a little "short". I'm not sure if this is just my perception or not, but they don't seem as long as a normal controller. 3. Cable: This is a braided cable but not of superior quality. The MadCatz Pro Circuit controller has a much better cable. Overall this is a great controller. A basic SCUF is about $110, the MadCatz Pro Circuit (which has different features) is either $99 or $129. So, for the money this is a step up from a basic controller and makes your gaming session more enjoyable. I would highly recommend this item.
Review: A sick, techy controller for silky smooth gameplay. - It does everything I'd hoped it would. I had the Razer Onza TE before this, so I knew it would be comfortable and I liked the ergonomics of it. Some people have problems with the design of the controller as it has a ridge on the underside that is supposed to cradle the middle fingers. Some feel it digs into their fingers. For me it's fine. I have large hands and it fits right into my hands nicely, at least with the way I grip it, but everyone is different. the rocker MFBs on the underside are just about perfectly placed for me. The d-pad is vastly better than the one in the original MS controller. The shoulder MFBs are also well placed for my hands. Rubberized surface is also nice. I won't go into too many details as there are a ton of reviews out there. I will say however, why I replaced my beloved Onza, and it wasn't just because of the extra multifunction buttons. I love Razer and every product I've gotten from them so far. A mouse, two controllers, a headset, and a keyboard peripheral. The Onza TE was a great controller too. It wasn't without it's flaws though. If the Sabertooth has any, they have yet to surface in my month or so of owning the controller. My Onza served me well, but after some time, the analog sticks started acting a bit funny. After the rubbery coating started falling off, they continued working fine for a good long while. Then, the sticks started to get hard to 'click' when I pushed them into the controller, to sprint in Call Of Duty for example. So I remapped sprint to one of the MFBs, and forgot about it, then the other stick started doing it too, which irked me a bit more because I like to play tactical, and have the right stick button set to couch, while I had the right MFB mapped to the B button so I didn't have to take my thumb off the stick to use my knife in game. Over time this worsened, requiring an extreme amount of pressure to actuate the button functions of both sticks. I believe this was somehow resultant of the adjustable tension on the sticks, which was an awesome feature that worked great, and was the whole reason for me purchasing the Onza TE to begin with. Every other function of my Onza TE works just fine still. I tend to think that if I hadn't been playing with the tension on the sticks all the way up, this issue may not have surfaced, but I was playing on very high sensitivities at the time, so whatever. Those were issues with the Onza. I'm using the Sabertooth now and loving it, no issues so far or signs of wear whatsoever. I was delighted that I could play with my Kontrol Freeks on it as well. I hear a lot of people in online reviews saying Razer makes crappy products, but that hasn't been my experience. Aside from the issues with the Onza TE, which are most likely design flaws do to Razer being new to console controllers, or just an idea that wasn't executed as well as it maybe could have been, every other Razer product I have owned has worked perfectly and given me no problems whatsoever. I wouldn't think twice about purchasing another Razer controller over an MS controller again if this one holds up, which so far it seems like it will. The improved d-pad is almost worth the price of entry by itself, then you get the configurable sensitivity in the sticks, and the six MFBs, which are an awesome thing to have if you really wanna smooth out your gameplay. It might not make you a better player. Just a smoother one, as I said. There are tons of amazing gamers who do just fine with the stock MS controller. Personally, I just prefer the feel of this controller.

## Features

- six additional multi-function buttons
- integrated OLED screen on the Razer Sabertooth
- Detachable 10 ft/3m Lightweight Braided Fiber Cable

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00B1MXGDO |
| Best Sellers Rank | #117,778 in Video Games ( See Top 100 in Video Games ) #193 in Xbox 360 Gamepads & Standard Controllers #1,966 in Mac Accessories |
| Customer Reviews | 3.2 3.2 out of 5 stars (565) |
| Date First Available | January 17, 2013 |
| Department | accessories general |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 10.2 ounces |
| Item model number | RZ06-00890100-R3U1 |
| Manufacturer | Razer Inc. |
| Product Dimensions | 4.3 x 6.1 x 2.2 inches; 10.24 ounces |
| Rated | Everyone |
| Type of item | Video Game |

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Ok guys I have a very specific question how does this Elite Gaming controller compare to the PowerA Fusion Tournament controller as far as the presicion of the joysticks and their durability?
From my experience the presicion on the Fusion Tournament controllers are unparalleled but they start getting messed up after l…**
A: Joysticks offer much more precision than the regular microsoft controler. You can also adjust them on the fly in the program mode. As for longevity they have not started to drift at all for me in any way since i bought the contoler about 6 or so months ago. I have never usd a fusion controler, but the sabertooth has met all of my expectations and then some.

**Q: can i plug this directly into a computer and still use it successfully?**
A: Yes! That's part of the reason I got this controller. It has worked great for games on Steam and uPlay for me so far. I haven't tried Origin yet, but I have no doubt it would be fine.Keep in mind, the USB cable isn't optional. So while you do need it to play on a PC, it's also necessary for playing on the 360, as the controller has no batteries.

**Q: Does it come with the carrying case?**
A: Hi, yes it comes with a fairly good semi hard type carry case, which holds everything you need together securely and offers good travel/ storage protection for everything inside.

**Q: Can you use the hammerhead pro headset with this when playing on the xbox 360?**
A: gaming head sets for xbox have a line for stereo out and a line to the controller for chat. The line for chat that goes to the controller is a 2.5 jack, the headset is a 3.5 jack. better off to contact Razer support to see if a splitter will work before you buy. A proper gaming headset is better if you will be using it for long periods and won't damage your hearing as much in the future. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐ Razor Sabertooth Controller
*by J***N on April 15, 2013*

I was looking forward to getting this controller and seeing if it was similar, or better, than the SCUF or MadCatz Pro Circuit. It is much lighter than the MadCatz and equal to the SCUF. The selling thing is the price at $80 bucks. I got the controller and quickly followed the instructions to map the buttons and set the analog sticks to the right level. This was quite simple to do and I enjoyed the fact that I could map to six different buttons where the SCUF comes pre-made and only has two mapping buttons. I played several games with it and was initially impressed. I turned BlackOps 2 off and came back to the games several hours later. I eagerly entered the public match and was hoping to dominate with my new controller. To my utter dismay, as I spawned into the game I was not able to aim my weapon. The left, front, trigger moved very smoothly but nothing happened. Needless to say, I got my butt kicked. After the game I re-set the controller to the default settings and the left trigger began to work again. I placed a few games this way and then mapped my A and B buttons to dominate. Once again, the left trigger did not work. I am returning this item and getting a replacement. I am hopeful that the Sabertooth I got was a lemon or made on a Friday or Monday. Razer does not have a great track record (Onza), but I'm willing to give them a chance because the premise of this controller is on the right path. **UPDATE 4/17/13** I returned my Sabertooth on 4/15/13 to Amazon and a new one was on my doorstep on 4/17/13 at about 1330 hours PST. What great customer service. The packaging was not quite as nice as the first package, but I got the controller very quickly. I tore into the packaging and immediately set up the new controller. To my great delight it worked perfectly. I did about a three hour gaming session last night and had no problems. I enjoy this controller for several reasons so I will list them below. PROS: 1. Cost: At $80 its affordable. It's similar to the SCUF except for the trigger stops. 2. Buttons: The ability to map six buttons is a great feature. This controller's buttons and triggers work perfectly. 3. Feel: This controller sits in your hands and is very comfortable. 4. Use: Super easy to use and set-up. You don't need the complete instructions just the "quick start" guide. There are also a few things that I don't like about this controller. CONS: 1. A,B,X,Y Buttons: These light up and I primarily play at night, in the dark. They are cool to look at, but do light up quite brightly and are a bit distracting. 2. Triggers: The triggers seem a little "short". I'm not sure if this is just my perception or not, but they don't seem as long as a normal controller. 3. Cable: This is a braided cable but not of superior quality. The MadCatz Pro Circuit controller has a much better cable. Overall this is a great controller. A basic SCUF is about $110, the MadCatz Pro Circuit (which has different features) is either $99 or $129. So, for the money this is a step up from a basic controller and makes your gaming session more enjoyable. I would highly recommend this item.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A sick, techy controller for silky smooth gameplay.
*by P***L on December 5, 2013*

It does everything I'd hoped it would. I had the Razer Onza TE before this, so I knew it would be comfortable and I liked the ergonomics of it. Some people have problems with the design of the controller as it has a ridge on the underside that is supposed to cradle the middle fingers. Some feel it digs into their fingers. For me it's fine. I have large hands and it fits right into my hands nicely, at least with the way I grip it, but everyone is different. the rocker MFBs on the underside are just about perfectly placed for me. The d-pad is vastly better than the one in the original MS controller. The shoulder MFBs are also well placed for my hands. Rubberized surface is also nice. I won't go into too many details as there are a ton of reviews out there. I will say however, why I replaced my beloved Onza, and it wasn't just because of the extra multifunction buttons. I love Razer and every product I've gotten from them so far. A mouse, two controllers, a headset, and a keyboard peripheral. The Onza TE was a great controller too. It wasn't without it's flaws though. If the Sabertooth has any, they have yet to surface in my month or so of owning the controller. My Onza served me well, but after some time, the analog sticks started acting a bit funny. After the rubbery coating started falling off, they continued working fine for a good long while. Then, the sticks started to get hard to 'click' when I pushed them into the controller, to sprint in Call Of Duty for example. So I remapped sprint to one of the MFBs, and forgot about it, then the other stick started doing it too, which irked me a bit more because I like to play tactical, and have the right stick button set to couch, while I had the right MFB mapped to the B button so I didn't have to take my thumb off the stick to use my knife in game. Over time this worsened, requiring an extreme amount of pressure to actuate the button functions of both sticks. I believe this was somehow resultant of the adjustable tension on the sticks, which was an awesome feature that worked great, and was the whole reason for me purchasing the Onza TE to begin with. Every other function of my Onza TE works just fine still. I tend to think that if I hadn't been playing with the tension on the sticks all the way up, this issue may not have surfaced, but I was playing on very high sensitivities at the time, so whatever. Those were issues with the Onza. I'm using the Sabertooth now and loving it, no issues so far or signs of wear whatsoever. I was delighted that I could play with my Kontrol Freeks on it as well. I hear a lot of people in online reviews saying Razer makes crappy products, but that hasn't been my experience. Aside from the issues with the Onza TE, which are most likely design flaws do to Razer being new to console controllers, or just an idea that wasn't executed as well as it maybe could have been, every other Razer product I have owned has worked perfectly and given me no problems whatsoever. I wouldn't think twice about purchasing another Razer controller over an MS controller again if this one holds up, which so far it seems like it will. The improved d-pad is almost worth the price of entry by itself, then you get the configurable sensitivity in the sticks, and the six MFBs, which are an awesome thing to have if you really wanna smooth out your gameplay. It might not make you a better player. Just a smoother one, as I said. There are tons of amazing gamers who do just fine with the stock MS controller. Personally, I just prefer the feel of this controller.

### ⭐ Rockers are a great idea, but Razer's customer service and build quality ruin the experience.
*by A***V on July 13, 2014*

First I'll start by saying I have used this controller extensively on Halo 4 for now over a year and feel that I am qualified to post my review. Let me start off with a list of current Razer products I have bought and used to show my experience with the company and to produce some credibility. Razer Naga wired MMO mouse Razer Orochi mouse Razer SWTOR mouse Razer Lycosa keyboard (I own 2 of these) Razer SWTOR headset Razer Carcharias headset Razer SWTOR mouse pad Razer Kabuto mouse pad So as you can see I have spent a lot of money and also purchased these items directly from Razer on their Amazon store or at Best Buy. That being said after using these products for the past two years or so I want to warn people of their customer service and general lack of build quality. For example my Lycosa keyboards have to be unplugged about once every day because at some point during use the keyboard will input one key infinitely until unplugged. I dealt with customer service and did all the troubleshooting and to this day the problem still hasn't been resolved. Just imagine being in a PVP battle only to have your keyboard only output the A button and leave your character spinning in circles. Would say in the past year this type of incident has occurred at least 100 times. Including in Microsoft Office and general internet use. The next issue I experienced was with the Carcharias headset. I purchased the product to use on 360 but accidentally ordered the item only compatible with PC. Again talked to customer service the day the package was received and they charged me a shipping and restocking fee. My fault on this one but still after spending an absurd amount of money on their products I continue to be treated poorly. Last is this Sabertooth controller which is the last straw and marks the last time I buy a Razer product. I purchased this product on February 2nd, 2013 and noticed around January of 2014 that the LB (left bumper button is becoming less responsive) wasn't performing as intended. An example is sometimes it wouldn't register when clicked distally on the button. If clicked on the proximal side the button worked as intended. Now the button only responds when pressed on the side close to the M1 button which is uncomfortable and difficult to reach. Also as a bumper jumper Halo player the LB button is quite important and now find the controller virtually worthless. Their response to this was for me to click the button in the location that produces a response. Really? With the design of this controller being for competitive gaming reaching the left and right bumpers most proximal side is horribly uncomfortable and definitely puts you at a disadvantage. I then e-mailed again asking if there is a repair option or a way to fix the problem to which their response was "We are very sorry but please be informed that usually we do not repair our products. Also we are unable to provide a replacement for your product, as it is no longer under warranty.Please see http://www.razerzone.com/warranty for our complete warranty terms, lengths and conditions. Sorry again for any inconvenience." Usually? But not in my case apparently even though I have now spent a combined 790$ in Razer products over 3 years mostly from their Amazon store with some purchases made at my local Best Buy. So Razer's response is, as i read it, well you got accustomed to our controller which has a significantly different button layout and now that it doesn't work we don't care about you as a consumer. I honestly couldn't be more disappointed. So after my customer service stories I will give my review of the controller. The rockers which are really the main selling point of this controller are a very good idea and work as intended. When I first used them it didn't take long before they became second nature and I stopped using the face buttons. I'm hoping that Razer doesn't have a patent on this design so maybe a company with better build quality would apply this to their controllers, but I'm guessing Razer will patent this idea. They worked wonderfully at first but become loose after significant use (somewhere around 100 hours if I had to guess). The screwdriver shipped with the controller will tighten them but I've noticed over time they never return to their original feel and are wobbly to the touch. The face buttons are a hyper responsive button that requires minimal pressure to use but when you have the rockers they become worthless honestly. The controller also has a nice rubber feel and fits nicely in my hands. Other than the rockers I'd say the controller is pretty standard. I use Kontrol Freeks on both joysticks so I don't have much experience with the sticks but they felt up to the Microsoft build quality. The rockers are a really nice feature but Razer's customer service and build quality leave much to be desired. I'd say before buying this controller at least check out some other options for competitive controllers that at least allow for repairs. Or you might have spent 80 dollars on a controller that won't last longer than a year. So all in all I thought the rockers were a great idea but do realize you might buy something that is going to work for a year and be offered zero support from Razer customer service.

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