Valor Pro

SCUF valor pro wireless, TMR sticks and adjustable triggers to make them clicky if I want. Plus it’s got this translucent faceplate where you can see the internals. The only thing it doesn’t have are clicky face buttons which my SCUF ps5 controller has and are nice

I did some updating on two series controllers with the extreme rate soft grip faces, soft side grip panels, and new joysticks, one for me and one for my daughter, really makes a difference. I ended up getting a scuf valor pro wireless so I don't even use the series controllers anymore but they work

From someone who has both of both of these go with the g7 pro. Although the g7 pro is not currently what I’m using. I’m using the scuf valor pro wireless I got on Black Friday and it’s just ergonomically better for me with the same feature set other than the mechanical face buttons. Battery life on

I switched to flipped and haven't looked back. Even with the "hair triggers" the clicks and position of the bumpers just feels better It's all preference but I found I was holding my controller too tight, the added tension from that and reaching for triggers prevents my thumb knuckle from being dire

I have both the valor pro and envision pro. I like them both but prefer the "xbox" controller style layout. The valor pro will run 1000hz polling rate plugged in and 500hz wireless. It's great, feels like quality that is expected from scuf. With that said, I was such a fan boy of scuf controllers un

Don't go Hall Effect, get TMR, like the Scuf Valor Pro Wireless or the ROG Raikiri II.

THIS! I just got mine yesterday after also trying out a Scuf Valor Pro. The build quality on the V3 is far superior to the Scuf, and honestly, the back paddles are even more comfortable for me on the V3 than on my old Elite 2, which died from stick drift. The battery life is great, and I love the fa

I have the Scuf Valor Pro Wired and I don't recommend it, but the Scuf Valor Wireless with TMR, I believe, is very good indeed.

We can leave the old Scuf models out because those were just modified original controllers. Scuf's actual original wireless controller (Valor Pro Wireless) requires a dongle, as it stands I believe the Moga is the only original third party controller with native wireless support.

I bought a Scuf Valor Pro(Wired, can't stand the lag from wireless anymore) It's a solid controller and a plus that you can remove 2 of the annoying back buttons.