Customer Ratings & Reviews

Good controller for what tour needs are. If you are in need of a good controller is definitely a must buy. I-cue link is a bit confusing at the beginning for beginners like myself but once you mess around with the program it gets really easy….

Hands down best controller I have ever played with. The "mouse" click buttons are very very responsive and satisfying. The battery is about the only issue and it isnt a big one. Seems like I can get about 8hrs of playtime with the RGB lighting on, and around 10hrs with it off. Regardless, if you have the extra funds to spend. Get this controller.

This is the most satisfying controller I have used. Excellent in every way except for icue I have to turn off icue for the back buttons to work. Kind of defeats the purpose of the g keys but worth if for the clicky face buttons

Really good controller but controller became unresponsive and did not want to turn on in any mode tried resetting with the button underneath front plate and uninstalling iCue software but did nothing. This has potential to be the best PS layout pc controller but Scuf just needs to tweak the little issues because this controller is very customizable to fit your needs.

Outright, if you only play from home and don't mind having iCue downloaded on your computer, pull the trigger and buy this controller! 4 paddles, 2 side buttons, on/off smart triggers, all the faceplate buttons are mouse click too (d-pad/abxy), 5 programmable g-key macros, and almost everything is adjustable in icue from the deadzones to the trigger pull. The only problem is that you NEEEED iCue installed for this controller to work at all. I was under the impression that you could update the controller, set the paddles and buttons, then plug and play wherever there is a PC. This is not the case. It is not a native xinput controller (Xbox), so it will not work without iCue, which makes a xinput regardless once the software is installed??? Since I play at different setups frequently and having this software downloaded on every single PC is nonrealistic, this is a dealbreaker for me and I will be returning it. Please scuf why couldn't you just make it xinput from the get-go rather than making it proprietary, forcing this software down our throats :,(

Very comfortable ergonomics and nice tactile buttons.

I really like this controller for PC and enjoy mapping it to keys which is especially useful for games without full controller support. Battery life ok and wish I didn't have to use the thumb drive usb for wireless function

the best controller i've ever used especially all the customization that can go along with this controller nothing beats it

controller feels good to use, 4stars only because of the software you have to use for the controller can be a little bugged sometimes.

Awesome controller. I love the mouse click buttons as well as the back buttons. The back button placement is in a perfect location for my larger hands. I have had zero issues with the icue software but I also use it for controlling my fan RGB as well,

Controller itself is great, feels good in hand. Buttons and sticks feel great. The software is rough, every time before loading a game up you have to check to make sure the icue program hasn’t crashed. If it has (which is pretty common) the triggers and paddles wont work.

I love this thing. After going the the setting and updating the software it runs like a dream and with deals I got it brand new for 40 bucks

As a long-time SCUF controller user, this latest addition is a nice addition, but fails in some key areas. One major crux is the iCUE software that is needed to make the controller stand out. Even on a high-end PC build, the software crashes from time to time, and the only way you'll notice is that the controller's binds start to act weird, eventually leading to the RGB at the bottom resetting to factory defaults. The side buttons don't serve my hands very well as they are frequently accidentally squeezed, but blanks are provided to block them if needed. The pricepoint is interesting, the big "selling" point of the controller is the lack of first-party licensing required by Sony/Microsoft, which in turn leads to a decreased price for the consumer. Those savings are realized when compared to similarly spec'd controllers on the market, but the software issues are a large hindrance at this point. I would still recommend the product if interested in the long term potential of this PC-only controller, but beware that - just like so many other products/games on the market today - this one does not come fully baked from the oven. I'm hopeful the software improves over time and the controller's firmware updates solve any other issues that pop up.

Its a decent controller for sure but the audio settings are very quiet, the buttons on the side are definitely in the way and get pushed by accident. The set up could be a little more straight forward rather than making you do so many things. Most just want to plug in and play. The Bluetooth could use a little work as well. I constantly have to unplug and plug it back in for all of my buttons to work. But when the controller works it freaking works well.

I have only played with Xbox style controllers in the past, but his is an awesome controller. Buttons are more responsive than others, pretty much as soon as you press they register. Weight is just right, extra joysticks of different which are easy to change. Note that this controller is just a bit wider than an Xbox controller(not sure about PS controllers) and your hands are at a slightly different angle when holding during gameplay. The iCUE software to customize has a slight learning curve, not overly complicated. There are other controllers with a quicker setup time.

I bought this controller for Final Fantasy 14 and I can’t express it enough how awesome it is to have different key binds for all of my spells. It makes keyboard and mouse irrelevant.

Easy, this is such a cool looking controller. The feel of it gives grip vibes and there were never issues with losing wireless connection or lagging within the control responses.

Im rating it 4 stars even though i ultiamtely did not keep it. It functioned as advertised and the software, while it was iCue, was easy enough to use and set profiles. I knocked a star off because i found the ergnomics to not be the best on the triggers (came to a long point almost) and the process for swapping sticks felt cheap on such a pricey controller.

The SCUF Envision Pro boasts a sturdy and ergonomic design that feels great in hand. The materials used give it a premium feel, with a textured grip that prevents slipping during intense gaming sessions. Its size is just right, fitting comfortably into my hands without causing strain, even during longer playtimes.

The controller is top notch when it comes to feel, and the clicky buttons are glorious along with copius amount of back buttons. But guess what? Only half your games will work because SCUF/Corsair broke xinput. Forza Horizon 4 and 5 are both completely broken. This is unacceptable for a premium controller. There is also zero communication from the company on the issue except for some cryptic KB article written in broken english. I am distraught because my only other option is a dualsense edge and i dont want it.