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The Sabertooth is squarely aimed at the tourney crowd -- this certainly isn't meant as a replacement for little Sally's standard issue Xbox 360 controller. ... but the stuff that it needs to do right is all more than accounted for, and that's what we care about most.

A pleasure to use, beautifully designed and incredibly responsive. In the time we've been testing it, the Razer Sabertooth hasn't missed a beat, it's been solid and a pleasure to use. It's a bit pricey, but it's got a lot to offer, including near-pro controller performance.

The Razer Sabertooth will not necessarily make you a better game, but it might just make you feel like a better gamer, with the added bonus of making Major League Gaming unnecessarily nervous.

The Razer Sabertooth is a comfortable, precise controller with responsive buttons. It makes an excellent alternative to the official XBOX controller, especially since it comes with six extra user-configurable buttons.

The Sabertooth is an exceptional Xbox 360 controller that provides precision and personalization, but with an MSRP of $79.99 is unlikely to appeal to consumers outside of a comparatively small demographic of competitive players.

This is an absolutely stellar pad, and it could be the difference between killing and being killed.

It's a serious piece of kit that can make a big difference in games, but unless you exclusively play on a console and stick to first person shooters, there aren't many game genres that require both thumbs on the analogue sticks at once.

We would still love to see a wireless model in around this price with the wired version a little cheaper but there is no doubting this is a well-built product with some excellent features and performance for the price.

It offers enough improvements over its predecessor and the standard Microsoft option to make it a worthwhile purchase. If it had a few more profiles and wireless capability then it would be near-perfect, but overall its five stars are well deserved.