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Scuf Omega review
A confused controller that isn't as sturdy as the similarly priced dual-compatible Razer Raiju V3 Pro, and without the polling rate of the Wolverine V3 Pro 8K. It has plenty of customizable buttons for competitive play, plus some sweet buttons and triggers, yet lacks a competitive-level polling rate.
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In recent years, Scuf controllers have lost some of their purpose to me. I distinctly remember wanting a Scuf controller to play Call of Duty as a teenager, as they were one of the only brands making solid pro controllers with distinct visuals and partnership deals with pro players.
Now, you can get a pro controller from most major gaming brands, like Asus, Turtle Beach, and Razer, and you can even get cheaper pro controllers from the likes of GameSir.
As such, it's no longer good enough to just offer a few extra buttons; you need to do something truly unique… or truly affordable.
The Scuf Omega attempts the former and gets no way near the latter. Its central selling point is dual compatibility with PC and PlayStation, plus some extra triggers on the grips. But things have changed in recent years, and it needs strong build quality, great feel, and a host of other features to really justify that price.
✅ You want a PS5 controller built for PC: The Scuf Omega is the closest I've felt to Sony's DualSense not made by Sony.
❌ You won't use it on PS5: If you simply want a PC pro controller, there are much stronger choices from Scuf's competition.
A confused controller that isn't as sturdy as the similarly priced dual-compatible Razer Raiju V3 Pro, and without the polling rate of the Wolverine V3 Pro 8K. It has plenty of customizable buttons for competitive play, plus some sweet buttons and triggers, yet lacks a competitive-level polling rate.
Wired and wireless (Bluetooth or 2.4 GHz), PC and PlayStation 5