Customer Ratings & Reviews

Bought the black/clear version for Xbox Series X + PC in early 2025 for $179. Pros • Instant trigger stops + adjustable hair triggers are perfect for FPS (Apex, CoD, Hellblade II). • Four remappable paddles feel clicky and never misfire (better than Elite Series 2 in my hands). • Grip coating is excellent – zero slip even after 3-hour sweaty sessions. • Share button and mute button placement are spot-on. • Swappable thumbsticks (came with one tall domed, one short concave) actually stay put. Cons • Still no Hall-effect sticks in 2025 – but the TMR sticks should compensate just fine. • Weight is noticeably heavier than stock; takes a day to adjust. • $179 feels steep when the regular Elite is often $130 on sale. Bottom line: Best paddles on any controller right now. If you play competitive shooters and hate claw grip, grab it.

Replaced my Xbox Elite core with this controller. Amazing. Zero stick drift and a huge upgrade over the Elite. You will not be disappointed. Ergonomics are great, easy to reach the paddles and just as easy to customize for your preferences

Love this controller so far, it definitely has a different feel to it than the wolverine v2 from razor as that is the one i had previously owned. Especially the way they have the paddles placed. They feel satisfying to press and I like how the triggers feel like mouse clicks when you have the hair triggers switched on. It’s pretty light for being a wireless controller. I kind of expected to have some heft to it. Overall seems like a solid controller especially from a company that’s been in this business for a long time. i remember when i was a teen trying to get a scuff controller. Excited to see what others they may come out with in the future

I bought this for my fiancé and he absolutely loves it. Right away we both noticed how much lighter it is compared to previous models, which makes it a lot more comfortable for him to use throughout the day. The dial for muting and unmuting is one of his favorite features — it’s super convenient and works smoothly. The only reason I didn’t give it five stars is because of a couple of small things that could be improved, but overall it’s a great product and definitely an upgrade from older versions. He’s really happy with it, and I’d recommend it to anyone looking for something lightweight with easy, intuitive controls

This is the best controller I have used. I love the no drift sticks. It has had a few disconnects but that is expected with a new controller. Hopefully they figure that out with a firmware update.

This is the best controller I have used. I love the no drift sticks. It has had a few disconnects but that is expected with a new controller. Hopefully they figure that out with a firmware update.

Good controller i would definitely recommend no stick drift nice digital triggers

Satisfyingly clicky and accurate. Like all the recent pro type controllers the weight feels nice in your hands. It has Bluetooth but is not iOS compatible.

Good controller overall, I like the dpad a lot. The grip texture feels great and premium. Ergonomics are good just not exactly to original Xbox controller. Joysticks are decent just feel a little too lose for my liking, I like more tension. Back paddles are easily accessible but the 2 smaller ones take some time getting used to. Software still in beta, works but still needs some qol fixes. It can get buggy sometimes where your mouse pointer would disappear. Better controller than the Razer v3 pro Xbox controller in my opinion.

I’ve been using the SCUF Valor Pro Wireless mostly for gaming on Steam, and overall it’s a solid controller with a premium feel. Right away, it feels slightly better than a regular controller—maybe a bit lighter, and the buttons just feel nicer to press. The triggers themselves feel good too. I’m not a competitive gamer by any means, but even as a casual player, I could tell there was a small improvement over a standard controller. My biggest issue is with the back triggers. I kept hitting them by accident, especially during more intense moments. The placement feels awkward—having buttons right where you naturally grip the controller just didn’t work well for me, and it ended up being more annoying than helpful. The controller definitely feels premium, but the price is hard to justify if you’re a casual gamer like me. I mostly play single-player games, and for the cost of one of these, you could buy two or three regular controllers. It kind of feels like overkill unless you’re really invested in getting every possible edge. Overall, it’s a well-made controller and feels great in hand, but it’s probably better suited for more competitive players rather than casual “gamer dads” like myself.

This controller was a game changer for me. I’ve purchased the Microsoft Elite 2 controllers over the years and have had nothing but problems with stick drift on them. This SCUF controller feels like butter on the thumb sticks. Been playing BF6 with it for about a month now and have had zero issues. The controller seems to fit my hand much more ergonomically than others as well. I love the mouse click style feedback on the triggers too. Amazing controller!

This is simply the BEST controller I ever had! The only complaining is the Bluetooth is not working too well with PC

Feels great to hold, works well since I have larger hands. Changing profiles or connection types (xbox/ pc/ bluetooth) is easy. Negatives are that the instructions offer little to no help on how to perform functions like remapping buttons. Also having an issue where the controller will just stop accepting inputs from both joysticks and the dpad, but all other buttons work. Restarting sometimes helps.

Nice and lightweight in comparison to an elite controller and last a lot longer

Love this controller! I play a lot of FPS games, and having the programmable buttons on the bottom has been a game-changer! I have had two elite controllers before this. I was having some stick drift issues with the Elite controllers and decided to spend the money to get this controller because of the apparent anti-stick drift claim. Read a ton of reviews and then decided to pull the trigger. Having a bunch of rewards to use softened the blow of the very pricey controller but worth it so far.

Awesome controller. Upgraded from the elite series 2 controller and have no regrets. No stick drift

Been pleased with this purchase. Controller feels good in the hand and feels solid. Responsive buttons and sticks and very easy to swap between PC & Xbox though ive not tried to see if it has bluetooth as well. Price point is a lottle high but the TMR sticks and overall build quality i can live with it. Only time will tell overall longevity but I prefer this Scuf to both of my Elite controllers.

This is, by far, the best controller I've ever used(been gaming with controllers since before consoles were a thing). It won't be for everyone because of the "handles". There's a little extra beef to them and are rubberized. For me, I have pinched nerves that mess with my hands, it's a better feel than regular Xbox controllers(or then many designed like them). TMR sticks are the ONLY way to go. A little pricey, but, IMO, well worth it. The GameSir G7 Pro was my original choice, but it's just too small for my hands, and I'm not a big guy. I also really like the placement of the back buttons, as I have not even once accidently hit any of them. The only complaint I have is that the software is in beta, which makes it a little bit of a pain to get installed on Xbox.

The SCUF Valor Pro Wireless feels incredible in hand, with grips that keep it secure and comfortable through long gaming sessions. The build quality is premium and perfectly balanced — it feels solid without being heavy. Battery life is impressive, lasting multiple sessions before needing a charge. The wireless connection stays strong with zero lag. Easily one of the best controllers I’ve used for Xbox.

Good controller works well no stick drift triggers small