Customer Ratings & Reviews

Works good, gave me a little trouble with a rechargeable pack, but standard batteries worked

It wasn't the product we expected. It's wireless but it's with AA batteries and it doesn't specify it.

It fits nice in hand sticks are ok but trigers have almost a half second delay so will be at a disadvantage

It was ok till few days ago when controller starts drifting

It uses AA batteries. I feel like if im paying this amount of money i expect an internal battery or something similar.

I have tried 2 scuff controllers and both had issues. Out of the box instant triggers were crap. Died more times than when first started gaming. Save yourself time and pick up elite 2. I was really disappointed because I have large hands and instinct is little bigger than elite but I’m back to elite and instinct pro is headed back to best buy

Bought for husband as a gift, not worth the money.

The SCUF Instinct Pro controller by Corsair is a pretty good controller. It has a good weight and feels great in the hands with the non slip grip material. There are a couple of features I liked about this controller. The instant trigger switch is something new for me. This feature when activated reduces the full motion of the trigger buttons to activate. Kind of like a mouse click and its instant. The controller comes with 4 paddle buttons built in on the bottom of it. Of course you don't have to use them they make some of the XYBA button pushing quicker. They are completely programable but the controller has 3 configurations modes built in for quick mode swapping for different types of games. The SCUF controller comes with an extra of pair of thumbs sticks with different lengths. You can swap them out for your preference. The face place is also swappable but you have to purchase a different one separately. It comes with a braided USB-C cord and a pair of AA batteries. After playing with this controller for a week, the only difference can actually tell between the SCUF and regular xbox controllers is hardly noticeable in performance. The quick triggers and paddles are really nice but the price just doesn't justify it for me. This "PRO" controller retails for $230 usd which is more than 3x the price of a normal controller. If you want to experience and different playing style, I would recommend this controller if you don't mind the price.

I did not like this controller for the money feels cheap not worth the price

“Anti drift” that’s false a month into having this it started drifting. The only nice thing is the click like rot and lt. not worth the money!!

Not worth the money. I have been looking at scuf for quite some time and never pulled the trigger. I have 2 elite controller which even on the high price is still 40-50$ cheaper than the scuf and feels way more solid than the scuf. The mappable buttons are not setup functionally for me and felt hard to use. Needless to say I’m just going to return and get another elite 2. Truly disappointed.

Wanted to like this but the controller stopped responding on the third day of using it. It could be the one I received was defective. But it worked well before it died on me. The paddles were very easy to use

Stick drift out of box. Exchanged for different brand.

A little pricey, but a great controller. The triggers can be changed to click like a mouse button for faster response time.

left thumb stick already drifting, I dont know why

Save your money and go with Microsoft elite controller. The underside buttons are terrible and often don't work or respond. I've only had the controller 3 days. Super disappointed for what it cost to underperform.

Very comfortable and hand easy to use beautiful graphics I must have I would highly recommend this to anyone

Over all good controller I do like the the buttons on the back instead of the paddles like the series 2 elite controller. $230 is a hefty price for a controller but the response time and trigger action are far superior to just a basic controller

The Corsair Instict Pro wireless xbox controller is a great competitor and substitute to the Xbox Elite2 controller! It has a sleek design, with paddles built into the backside of the controler along with sensitivity switches for them. They are not removable on this controller. It does come with 2 extra thumbsticks that you can swap out by popping up the thumbsticks on the controller and pressing the new ones back in place. It seems to be a smooth process but does not feel the most comfortable when doing so, like it kind of feels like its going to break. The contoller comes with non rechargable batteries, but also comes with a 6 ft usb cable for connecting. Everthing on the contoller feels very similar to a standard xbox controller. One thing they have also added is a mic mute button right on the front of the controller by the headset port, so if you are running a headset that does not have a mic mute right at the controller, this makes it extremely easy to mute. The overall feel of the controller is solid and well built. The way the joysticks swap out is the only thing that really concerns me but I have not had any problems yet. This controller is also able to connect to the Xbox AND a Windows PC like the Elite2 does, which greatly opens up the gaming experience. I love using an xbox controller on both platforms. Overall, the rear paddles take a little getting used to and can be accidentally pushed when you don't want them to. The feel and grip of the controller is very close to an Elite2 controller, the button presses are solid and fast responsive, and has easy connectivity across platforms. Would have loved to see it come with a rechargable battery pack, and love the addition of the mute button on the front. Overall I would recommend

Four months old already has stick drift poorly made