Scuf ENVISION PRO Wireless Gaming Controller for PC Only - Anti-Drift Thumb Pins - Five Reusable G Buttons - Reusable Back Paddles - Instant Trigger - White

When I saw the price tag, this controller had a lot of explaining to do and the TLDR of it is, I suppose it works hard to justify it. Playing with this controller feels snappy and responsive, when you hold it it feels a little heavy and sturdy. The grip texture on the back is subtle and blends into the rest of the controller body. Every where you look, there's another button that can be custom mapped, and if you're looking for where it stands a chance of justifying it's price tag, it's in the software. The fact that you can connect to it through iCUE, a big name brand program that a lot of gamers already run, is an amazing feature and one I'm sure didn't come cheap or easy to the developers. Through the software it has everything, remapping buttons, recording macros, even trigger curves. You can make the RGB sync with your PC's RGB setup to expand the iCUE canvas even further. The performance is fantastic, with sticks that respond to miniscule movements, and buttons so responsive it feels like they anticipate your presses. Every button is well placed and shaped comfortably, and the trigger toggles being tucked under the triggers themselves is a marvel of engineering genius. 5 G buttons is more than enough I say, you can make a Helldivers profile and create a macro for your usual combos, or set up Soldier 11's perfect attack pattern ready to go at a press of the button. This is certainly a top tier controller that would be king if it were more competitively priced, but it's got some tough competition I'm not sure people will be able to look past to see why they should enter this price range.

Bought this controller and can already feel the difference in playing. It feels solid, and the weight to it makes it feel like a controller that won't break easily. It feels firm in my hands, and the buttons are responsive with no input delay, great functionality. After trying it for a few months, I'm going to buy one for my little brother, who needs a controller like this with the extra buttons. Also love the display of the box, it feels premium!!

I ordered the SCUF Envision Pro Wireless V2 controller for my son, and he absolutely loves it. While I can’t give you stats and breakdowns like some other people have, I can say that he says it feels super solid and that the buttons respond really fast. He mentioned the extra paddles on the back are great for gaming shortcuts, and he hasn’t had any stick drift, which has been a problem with other controllers. The set up took him only a few minutes on his PC and after that it worked perfectly it’s a bit pricey, but he says it’s totally worth it for how much he uses it. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ = I love it and/or it meets or exceeds claims. ⭐⭐⭐⭐ = Hey, this is pretty great. Meets claims, but may be slightly lacking in non-critical area. ⭐⭐⭐ = Meh. It's okay but I don't love it. Someone might like it. Falls short in a more noticeable area or not for everyone. ⭐⭐ = Not great. Best to avoid. Very noticeable shortcomings or issues. ⭐ = Nope. This is bad. Does not meet claims or is harmful in some way. **All opinions are my own and authentic, and written by me.**

Way better than the V1, sticks feel great The hall effect sticks are a huge upgrade, no drift at all and they feel really smooth. A lot of the issues from the V1 seem to be fixed. Build quality is solid, I like it more than my old Razer controller - it’s similar to the V1. The back paddles are useful once you get used to them and the extra buttons are handy for mapping stuff, one of my favorite things about the scuf envision is the amount of mappable buttons for more complex games. Heavier than a standard controller but it feels premium. Battery lasts a decent amount and the instant triggers are nice for shooters. Worth the price if you game a lot on PC.

Excellent controller sure but way too expensive.