Scuf is finally adding Hall effect sticks to some of its wireless controllers

Scuf is including drift-resistant Corridor impact sticks to up to date variations of its wi-fi Envision and Reflex controllers. The revised fashions embody the $149.99 Envision and $199.99 Envision Pro for PC in addition to the $249.99 Reflex Pro and $279.99 Reflex FPS for PlayStation 5 and PC. These are all beginning costs, in fact, because the Corsair-owned model gives all kinds of customization choices that may take every mannequin to even greater costs.

The Hall effect improve brings Scuf’s wi-fi choices in step with its wired-only Valor Pro and Nomad cell controllers, changing the unique Reflex and Envision pads that first debuted in 2021 and 2023, respectively.

Scuf is getting with this system on Corridor impact sticks at a time when the magnetic, drift-resistant sensing possibility has develop into commonplace in different manufacturers like 8BitDo, Razer, and GameSir, however hasn’t appeared in controllers from Nintendo, Sony, or Microsoft but. However some controller makers are already moving on to a extra power-efficient drift-resistant know-how: TMR sticks.

Scuf controllers could also be even pricier than premium controller choices from Microsoft and Sony just like the Elite Wireless Controller Series 2 and DualSense Edge, however in my expertise they’re good for these keen to spend the cash. They’re a number of the few native wi-fi choices for Xbox Sequence X / S and PS5, and Scuf’s rear paddles and clicky hair-trigger choices are a number of the finest feeling “professional” upgrades round. The dearth of drift resistant sticks has made it a bit of tougher to suggest them, although. Take, for instance, our Xbox controller buying guide the place the Razer Wolverine Pro V3 knocked off the Scuf Intuition Professional I used to personally love.

Higher late than by no means, Scuf.