SCUF ENVISION PRO Wireless PC Gaming Controller - Five Remappable G-Keys - Remappable Back Paddles - Instant Triggers - iCUE Compatible - White

I don’t know why there is so many bad reviews about this controller. I’ve been using the DualSense Edge controller for the past 2 years and wanted something different, so I took a risk despite the negative reviews and purchased this controller and I absolutely love it. I’ve been using it for the last 2 weeks, pretty much every day! I mainly play COD, but this controller feels much better than the DualSense Edge, personally I’d totally recommend it. iCue software was extremely easy to use.

Back button sucks, left and right stick button sucks aswell. Bad value for money.

What got me interested is that it's a game controller specifically designed for PC gaming, I also prefer my thumb sticks aligned side by side rather than the offset xbox layout. It is ridiculously expensive for a gaming controller but you can feel the premium build quality straight away and it looks cool. Even though the sticks aren't Hall effect they feel responsive and precise, also being able to customize how responsive they are is a nice to have. I also like the option to change the back triggers to instant buttons for certain games and all of the other buttons have that satisfying mouse click touch. The battery life is good enough, I managed to get about a week out of it before it needing charging, it would be more without the RGB light bar on all the time. If you nab it on sale it's a major upgrade from a standard controller especially with all the customization.

This is the best controller for pro players it can be very useful full because it has it's it's buttons to use.Only weakness it some reason one of the mouse click trigger stopping working anything else this controller is very good choice to buy for pc gaming especially FPS games that is made for

I have owned a number of controllers in my many years gaming but I have to say this is the best one yet, it features clicky buttons which feel like mouse presses, an icue light bar to sync with the RGB profiles on my pc, it also has to additional buttons of the side of the controller known as sax buttons which are super helpful aswell as the 4 traditional paddles on the back.There are however some downsides the software (icue) can be a bit temperamental and takes some getting used to, the controller did fail to update when I first got it but now I believe Corsair have released a further update to fix this which has help mine.Once you get used to the software there’s some really good/useful features in there such as trigger response zones, aim and thumbstick curve types and the ability to change and customise the buttons and layout.Overall I’d highly recommend it - like I previously mentioned I’ve owned a number of controllers such as Xbox series 2 elites and this so far has been the best I’ve ever owned - definitely consider it

The forced use of iCue software is a deal breaker for me. Used it to try and set it up and it's just as terrible as I remember. Managed to create an onboard profile, but it was hit and miss on whether it would work without iCue running. Also controller must be doing something special inside windows, because trying to use it in Linux all the buttons are in the wrong place (linux sees the triggers as the right stick!!!). So from a software perspective it's a nightmare to use.On the hardware side, the shoulder buttons, and two of the back paddles aren't even the clicky omicrom switches. why cheap out on 4 of the buttons? ruins the premium feel of the rest of the package. On a plus the other switches, and general feel of the controller are premium.All in all a pretty disappointing package. Terrible software support, and some corners cut on the hardware, mean I have returned it, as I expect better for this sort of money.

Best controller I've used for PC.

Remote stopped working after 2 weeks.