SCUF - Omega Wireless Performance Controller for PS5 & PC - White

Bought this for the Playstation 5 and definitely works great with no issues. Very responsive, light weight and long lasting battery. Definitely an upgrade.

This needs to be at store for consumers winning every game in call of duty with this controller everything is mouse click triggers very fast

_____ *Pros: -The TMR thumbsticks are a joy to use, accurate without any drifting issues. -Omron mechanical switches provide very responsive, crisp, and satisfactory clickity feel and sounds. -Grippy and comfortable in-hand feel. -1000Hz polling rate on the PC for both wired and wireless modes. -Three connectivity options – wired, wireless via receiver, and wireless via Bluetooth. -Abundance of customizable extra buttons (4 rear paddles, 2 side buttons, five G keys). -The mobile app is well-designed, responsive, and easy to use. -Can save up to three profiles directly on the controller. -Pretty light for such a feature-rich controller. -Excellent battery life. _____ *Neutral: -I expected more accessories to be included at this price point. -The case for the controller does not have a net inside to hold down stuff. _____ *Cons: -It’s quite pricey. The Corsair SCUF Omega is a very nice premium controller with the latest and greatest gamepad technology that you can fine-tune and customize via an intuitive and easy-to-use mobile app. I’m no stranger to high-end, premium controllers - I also have the SCUF Envision Pro V2, Turtle Beach Victrix Pro BFG Reloaded, and the Asus Raikiri II – but I was still impressed by the slick execution and quality of the SCUF Omega. In terms of layout and in-hand feel, the SCUF Omega is very similar to the SCUF Envision Pro V2, with the same number of 11 extra buttons, use of Omron mechanical switches, and the ability to store up to three different profiles directly on the gamepad. The Omega does better, though, because it offers three different connectivity options (wired, wireless receiver, and Bluetooth), supports the PS5/PS5 Pro, and it uses the newer and more accurate tunnel magnetoresistance (TMR) technology for thumbsticks instead of the older but still-good Hall effect magnetic technology. The Victrix Pro BFG Reloaded lacks TMR thumbsticks and has a lower polling rate (500Hz), and the Raikiri II matches the Omega with TMR technology but has an unreliable and clunky web-based app for customization. The Omega is packed with features yet still relatively very light, which is good for long gameplays and pushing back on hand fatigue. The surface is soft yet grippy, and for my medium-sized hands, I found the button and thumbstick locations to be very comfortably placed. The TMR thumbsticks are drift-free, responsive, and accurate, and the buttons with the Omron mechanical switches (rear triggers, D-pad, action buttons) are very crisp and responsive while making that pleasant mouse-click-like sound that I enjoy. The 11 extra buttons are nice to have but if you don’t plan to use some of them, Corsair provides some blank plates that you can snap on instead so they don’t get in your way. All customization is done on a smartphone companion app called the SCUF App. The app looks sleek and clean, and it’s very responsive and snappy as you tap and scroll through the numerous options. In Settings, you can do many things, such as check for and update to the latest firmware version, set the brightness, sleep mode timeout length, and polling rate (125Hz, 250Hz, 500Hz, 1000Hz), and perform trigger and thumbstick calibrations. It’s also in the app that you can remap all the buttons to your liking, adjust trigger and thumbstick sensitivity and dead zones, and set custom LED lighting effects. Among all the companion apps I’ve used from different vendors, the SCUF App from Corsair is hands-down, the easiest to use and the most reliable and responsive. All of this nice technology would be bunk and pointless if the games did not play well and fortunately, the Omega delivered top-notch responsiveness and performance. I tested all three connectivity modes, and they all offered rock-solid reliability and low-lag responsiveness. I never experienced any hand fatigue thanks to its ergonomic curvature, soft and grippy in-hand feel, and quick-reacting buttons with fast actuation. All of these reasons are why it’s worth the coin (and it’s a lot of coin) to invest in a premium, high-end controller. To sum it up, the SCUF Omega is worth the coin, and I feel the majority of gamers out there will be very happy and content with it. With its excellent battery life and sturdy build with premium materials and cutting-edge technology, you’re bound to have a good time playing games. 5 Stars.

Easy to set up with the phone app compared to using the icue software. True 1ms wired and wireless. 8/10/12 bit and raw input for the thumbsticks. Overall very satisfied.

With this controller you never going to be worried about Drift , you can map or setting all your bottoms. You can change colors , you can do whatever you want. I know is a bit expensive but you are buying the best controller for years .