Customer Ratings & Reviews

It works okay just buttons mix up mid game which is flustered

To many updates for the software. I’ve been using the Vitrix and Sony Dual Sense Pro and they have been perfect. Mouse clicks was cool and satisfying to listen to if you play with out headphones.

I was really hoping this would be a good upgrade. The buttons on the bottom are pretty useless. Response time is pretty good.... When it works... This thing CONSTANTLY loses it's programming for mapped buttons. I will be returning.

Not really satisfied going to return it today lol.

Borderline unusable, disconnects and reconnects at random, sometimes multiple times in a row, including during gameplay. Would return it if I still could, but made the mistake of giving it a chance.

Decent controller, buttons on the side get in the way

Less than 2 weeks of use and the right stick is drifting.

The controller when it does connect via usb is amazing. But Bluetooth WOULD NOT CONNECT. Then when I switch it to usb mode from faulty Bluetooth mode it would then continue to not work in either state…. Of course now there out of stock -_- thanks scuf

Controller is ok. Used it like 4 times from the day i received it. Button already getting stuck go to best buy and they basically tell me i stuck with defective controll they only give you 16 days to exchange or return. I had to go through scuf so I emailed them because of course they arent answering Phones at this time its been a week and no answer no email nothing so basically im stuck with defective control. Best buy and scuf are no help. Would not buy onr more Controller from this place again. If you want the headache go ahead and buy from them. At your own risk.

Save money, buy another brand or xbox controller. Corsair drivers and software is horrible and you can't really use the controller for what's it's made for without.

Not great returned 2 of them stick drift an it feels unresponsive. Not good for competitive games

Doesn’t get recognized by games and has terrible software. Would be 4 stars if it actually worked.

Back left instant trigger stopped registering so I had to put it back to full press in order for it to work it was disappointing because that’s one of the main reasons to get a pro controller and it didn’t last long at all.

3 days using the controller, I decided to charge it pluged it in for 3 hours started using it and realized that it did not charged the battery at all, I tried everything but no luck.

love the controller software on the other hand made me to reinstall windows 2 times. what happened was i was able to restart pc after software install ran with usb cable controller worked great plugged in the usb dongle and i lost all my usb ports on there website there is a post where sertain motherboards have i these issue with the software and give you a couple things to try but none on them work. sad thing was this was a problem since 2021 and yet there is still no fix. I lost alot of time and money due to this problem and I would not recommend this to anyone who may have a amd motherboard b550m pro4

Not a good controller, has malfunctions after a week of use

Mapping the back buttons would not work at all. Tried through the icue app and by itself. Definitely not worth the price tag. Also package came damaged and banged up

Feels great at first. 3 weeks in buttons don't activate switches properly. Got it replaced. 2 weeks in feels like it's not quite triggering the switches properly.

The controller wouldn’t connect or work correctly. Nothing on Best Buy, it’s the maker themselves and the drivers now working

The SCUF Envision Pro controller is probably the best dedicated PC controller out there, maybe even the best controller I've ever used. Between the mechanical switches for the D-Pad and every button, the analog sticks that are the most accurate I've used, programmable G-buttons that can do macros or control things like the computer volume level, and just the overall feel in-hand of the controller, I absolutely love it. Unboxing is an experience almost on par with Apple. While I would have preferred a sleeve around the inner box instead of an outer box, the inner box opens with the pomp and circumstance worthy of this controller. The controller itself has a little peel on it, protecting the RGB and a few shiny surfaces, along with a stick lock that safely holds the analog sticks in place for travel. Under the controller, you'll find a sleeved USB-A to USB-C cable, a USB-C to USB-A adapter, a wireless adapter using the Corsair Slipstream standard for directly connected-like wireless performance, and domed analog sticks should you prefer those over the concave style that comes installed by default. Before attaching the Envision Pro to your computer, you'll want to install Corsair's iCue software first, as this will enable to you use the under-controller paddles and side buttons. Once installed and running, connect the Envision Pro directly, as this is the only way the buttons can be programmed. It's also a good excuse to charge the controller. Usage without programming anything is good. The d-pad and buttons all feel amazing due to being mechanical, though pulling off special moves in fighting games may take some getting used to as buttons don't need to be pressed as hard - or far - to be triggered. Speaking of, the dual-mode triggers are great in quick click mode for games like Tekken 7, Street Fighter 6, Sackboy's Big Adventure, and Mortal Kombat 1. For games like Team Fortress 2, Counter Strike, and Halo Infinite, having the face buttons mapped by default to the paddles is a dream. The left and right side buttons are unmapped by default, and the G buttons are configured to system functions. When you use iCue to map the buttons, however, that's where the real magic begins. For example, I have a profile set for the Mortal Kombat games that maps the shoulder and trigger buttons to the paddles, along with left trigger+right trigger to the left side button so I don't even have to think about that special move. For the way I prefer to hold a controller, it makes it easier to deal with the shoulder buttons. Also, iCue is how you customize the light show put on by the RGB strip, or how you turn it off completely. The headphone port is good for in game chat, and I appreciate that the 3.5mm port is lit up. However, I'd like to see more than just the headphone port, G buttons, and the RGB strip lit up; while I don't want to see the whole thing lit up, halos around the sticks and the non-letter face buttons would be great for dark environments. All in all, the SCUF Envision Pro is a sweet gamepad. The weight and mechanical switches make it a win for me.