Customer Ratings & Reviews

I love it! Way better than spending all the money on scuf controllers just to get stick drift.

Is great never had a better controller for the costs. I would definitely recommend to anyone that wants a good pro controller 5/5 stars

Best controller for the PS5, I have the razer equivalent and like this much better. The grip is better and being able to change it how you want is really nice. Its also 50$ less than the razer as well.

This checked all the boxes for me. Mechanical buttons, six button layout option, back buttons to Drive Impact, and 3 different dpads.

Product came earlier than expected and it is still working out pretty great

Love this controller, so many options and consoles that this can be used with and also totes a huge battery life.

Amazing bang for you’re buck in about 1 year in no stick drift all buttons still feel new

Dual sense has nothing on this… this changed up the whole game!

Recently purchased Great for gaming Light weight Back paddles work as should Software makes it easy to program

Decent controller for the price, seems mine has a defect though. PDP however has no issue with replacing the controller if need be. Back buttons take some getting used to.

Buttons are a bit smaller to really need to be focus on where thumbs land, takes away focus just enough to get caught slipping

Easy this item is easy to use. We enjoy item very much

My favorite controller way better then the Dual sense edge and scuffs IMO.

I love this controller so much I purchased two of them. The only complaint I have about this controller is coming in a future update and that is complete button mapping. The biggest complaint other people have with this controller is the lack of vibration functionality. I personally don’t care for vibration because I turn it off in most games anyway.  I’ve seen reviews saying that the controller is cheaply made yet. There is zero proof of this. I have been using this controller like a beat stick for the last 2 to 3 weeks that I’ve had it. I love the six button layout, the tactile buttons are perfect for fighting games. The D pad options are great. My friend loves that there is an octagonal gate for the analog sticks. I love that. I finally have a controller. I enjoy using with my PlayStation 5. I hate the dualsense controller.  I will not be buying the dual sense edge controller due to the fact that not only does it cost more than this controller, but it only has two back paddles, when realistically four is needed.  the hair trigger Mona on the triggers is phenomenal, especially when paired with the taller right stick.  I love that the software is going to be updated to add new features over time. I love that this controller has a wired option, because when playing fighting games and FPS games, some people, worry about input lag and having a wired option can decrease the input lag substantially in most controllers. However, I have not experienced a single bit of input lag when using the wireless mode, it is probably due to the fact that it uses its own wireless dongle instead of a Bluetooth protocol. This controller is a bit on the lighter weight side. However, that does not mean it is cheaply made. If you squeeze the controller tightly and try to rotate your hands, it does not make any creaking. Sounds like you hear on many other controllers. The rubber grips are perfect. This will be my only PS5 controller for the life of this generation because it is honestly the best controller I have used since the Xbox elite series 2 controller. It has replaced what I use on the PC as well, which was my series 2 controller 

Mainly use this for fighting games on my PC and PS5. The d-pad pre-installed is great for my motion inputs (the diamond shape, not the + plus d-pad) and the buttons feel responsive. Do keep in mind that this does not have any rumble or haptics but this does help increase the battery life dramatically compared to the Dualsense. The trigger stops are great for some moves that require me to mash triggers (Vi's Super 2 in 2XKO) and are great for shooters. I had to use the PC software to adjust the deadzones as they were way to sensitive, which caused me to accidentally fire or do a move when not desired. After they were calibrated and I have my stops where I wanted, it's great. The back buttons are useful for shooters to allow jumping and aiming easily, however, I've accidentally hit the buttons a few times by mistake. On a good sale, this controller is definitely worth it.

If you’re a competitive gamer looking for a customizable, ultra-responsive controller, the Victrix Pro BFG is a fantastic choice. It outshines many other third-party controllers with its modular features, responsiveness, and overall premium feel. Definitely one of the best pro controllers for PS5!

**Rating: ★★★★☆ (Good)** The **Victrix Pro BFG Wireless Controller** for PS5, PS4, and PC is an impressive piece of gaming hardware, blending top-tier performance with customizable features that appeal to both competitive gamers and casual players. With a sleek, ergonomic design, it's clear that the controller was built for comfort and long gaming sessions. **Performance and Features:** The Victrix Pro BFG shines when it comes to **precision** and **responsiveness**. The modular buttons, clutch triggers, and adjustable joysticks allow for a high degree of customization. You can swap out button modules and even fine-tune the sensitivity of the triggers, giving you a tailored gaming experience. This level of customization is especially useful for pro-level players looking for an edge in competitive gameplay. The **Sony 3D Audio support** further enhances the immersion, providing rich, directional sound when paired with compatible games on PS5. The **wireless performance** is solid, offering a stable connection with minimal latency. It pairs seamlessly with PS5, PS4, and PC, making it versatile across different platforms. The controller’s **build quality** feels premium, with a comfortable grip that fits well in your hands, even during extended play sessions. The tactile feedback from the buttons and the triggers is satisfying, though it might feel a bit stiffer compared to other controllers, which is a preference-based thing. **Design and Comfort:** The controller’s **design** is modern and aggressive, with a matte black finish and distinctive angular lines. It feels solid without being too heavy, and the ergonomic layout ensures that the controller is comfortable for long periods. The **modular buttons** are a great touch, allowing you to swap out the button layouts or even adjust the tension of the thumbsticks for personalized comfort and control. **Battery Life:** The **battery life** is good but not exceptional. With typical use, you can expect around 8-10 hours of playtime on a single charge, which is in line with most wireless controllers in this range. It's not the best out there, but it's certainly serviceable for most gaming sessions. **Drawbacks:** One area where the Victrix Pro BFG falls short is its **price point**. It is more expensive than standard controllers, which could be a significant investment for those not looking for all the high-end features. Additionally, while the **modular design** is a big selling point, it might not appeal to everyone. Casual gamers may find it a bit unnecessary, especially since the default configuration works fine for most. Another small issue is the **lack of onboard storage** for the button modules. The controller comes with a few extra modules, but you’ll need to keep them in a separate case or pouch, as there isn’t an easy way to store them when not in use. **Conclusion:** Overall, the **Victrix Pro BFG Wireless Controller** is an excellent choice for serious gamers looking for a high-performance, customizable controller that offers a professional edge. While the price may be a deterrent for some, the features and build quality justify the investment for competitive players or those looking to upgrade their gaming experience. It strikes a good balance between performance, customization, and comfort, making it a solid pick for PS5, PS4, and PC users.

Loved this controller but ultimately returned it for a dualsense edge. I really missed the haptic rumble stuff and the bigger size, this controller was probably one of the coolest little gadgets i’ve owned though and the build quality was superb, swapping modules was awesome and easy and it all felt grippy and responsive.

I loved the PS4 compatibility, the ability to customize the buttons (which was very easy), and the overall shape of it (my preference leans more toward the Xbox controller than the PS). But two things prevented me from keeping it... no dual sense capability (??) and placement of the rear, programmable buttons. As far as the former goes, the PS5 console wouldn't recognize when the controller would tilt. If you're not playing Ghost of Tsushima, this may not be an issue for you. Insofar as the rear button placement, they are exactly where my fingers rest and support the controller. So accidental button presses were inevitable and frequent.

The controller feels good and the back buttons are just perfectly placed. The module swap is neat but 2 major things that this controller is missing. 1- Hall Effect sensors. You can now buy them separately. 2- There are no adaptive triggers. If you own a PS5 and play PS5 exclusives, then not having adaptive triggers is like ordering a PB&J and they only give you Jelly lol. Overall, its good because if you are into fighting games then this is great. The build quality is so-so, but I do like you can also swap out the D-Pad