Product Description
SCUF Envision was designed to deliver the best controller experience for PC gamers. Equipped with 11 additional remappable inputs, ultra-fast wired/wireless connectivity, and advanced software for macros and endless customization options. Our new OMRON mechanical ABXY and D-Pad buttons offer crisp and responsive clicks. Adjustable Instant Triggers allow you to switch between mouse-like clicks and full trigger range. Unlock the full power of Envision by mapping the fully configurable inputs to any PC shortcut, customizing your RGB Lighting Strip, and tailoring your thumbstick and trigger response curves. More control, more finesse, and more performance to once again, change your game.
Dimension
Product Height : 2.5 inches
Product Width :4.23 inches
Product Depth :6.5 inches
Product Weight :0.63 pounds
Features
Four rear, remappable paddles Keep your thumbs on the sticks for faster reactions.
Five fully remappable G-Keys For advanced macros and Corsair iCUE integration.
Two unique side-mounted SAX buttons Designed to provide additional configurability and fit the natural placement of your fingers.
OMRON mechanical button switches Operates like a mouse click for instant activations.
RGB light strip with Corsair iCUE integration Allowing for further customization, like matching your RGB Lighting Strip to the rest of your gaming station.
Profile switch Allows you to save three on-board configurations for your favorite games.
Instant triggers Activates like a mouse click for faster shots.
Performance grip Provides a comfortable, non-slip feel for extended gaming sessions.
What's Included
SCUF Envision Pro Wireless Gaming Controller for PC
USB Slipstream Dongle
Braided 6ft / 2m USB-C Cable
USB-A to USB-C Adapter
SCUF Regular Domed Thumbstick
SCUF Long Domed Thumbstick
Left SAX Blanking Plate / Right SAX Blanking Plate
Left Inner Paddle Blanking Plate / Right Inner Paddle Blanking Plate
Inner Paddle Removal Tool
Safety Leaflet
Reviews
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FPS Gaming Focused Review
I have used Elite Series 2, Scuf impact, Scuf Reflex, and dualsense Aimcontroller. I have used the Scuf envision for 22 hours of in game play (Modern Warfare III) Response time: early on many states that the envision couldn’t be OCed (increase polling rate) but over time (and I tested it) this controller has the best polling rate out of the box. Elite is about 4-5ms, dualsense 3.5-4.2ms (can be OC to 1ms with 8000 polling rate). While the envision stands a 1.2 -1.4ms with some samples as low as 1ms. Features: well the side buttons is a nice touch but will touch on that later (under ergonomics). Although I am aware of the issues with iCue (which I have not experienced with controller but sure have with fan control etc) basically it is the elite series 2 level of mods on steroids. Battery life: I have not tested since I am using on usb Cost: you can compare to Scuf controllers itself or any other company that mods controllers and will find quickly that this is the best cost efficient controller out there. However, it’s PC only and if there is a PlayStation game port, you will still need a dualsense controller due to inputs that don’t exist on the envision (example: trackpad) Ergonomics: here is where I will give a biased 6.5/10 due to being used to the 4 paddle location the elite and the AimControllers provide which is paddles located in areas that you can have 1 finger per paddle while the envision is made (I believe Based on how YT reviewers showed the controller) with 2 paddles per finger. The side buttons while useful, you can’t map buttons that could potentially impact your gameplay during an agitated gun fight. They are pretty sensitive and the location means that you finger will be in contact with the side button 24/7. Build quality: I was shock to read some people said it feels “cheap”. In my opinion it feels even better than a stocks Xbox controller. However, if you get white version, expect that it will get dirty overtime. It’s white: it’s not if, is when it gets dirty or stains. Getting used to it: give it time. It takes time to adjust to have a Xbox shape controller with thumbsticks centered and the new side buttons. Category of games that benefit: easy FPS games and racing. Anything else can be played with a regular controller. Conclusion: if you have a Best Buy close by, buy it from there. The return Christmas return policy kicked in this month which means that any purchase can be returned until January 13. This will give you plenty of time to test it out and come up with your own conclusions. Lastly: happy gaming everyone!
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Corsair software ruined a great controller
This controller is 1 of the best controllers ive ever used. I love the feel of it. the extra buttons on the side, back, and the 5 G keys at the bottom. The review and rating does not reflect the controller itself. The problem with the product is Corsairs iCue software which is horrendous!! Ultimately i ended up returning the controller based on that alone. Corsairs iCue has so many bugs that its not funny. It crashes my pc, youll be mid game and iCue will randomly restart. When iCue closes the controller becomes basically useless. Loses all the mapped button functions. And remains that way until you reset everything. If the controller had on board profiles i could save to it and then just get rid of iCue i would have kept it. But as of now the only way to use it with your custom configuration is with iCue running. Hardware mapping did not work either as i also tried that. I had iCue when i first built my pc for my Corsair AiO and Corsair fans but ended up deleting the program then based on these same problems. This is very disappointing from such a largely established company. If SCUF would make a dedicated software or another way to use the controller i would purchase it again. Overall until Corsair fixes their mess in the software id avoid this.
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Great Controller.... buuutttt....
This controller is excellent to use with PC, awesome features allow you to set keyboard keybinds to your controller. The stick and buttons all feel really nice to use and have great responsiveness. The only drawback to this controller is the scuff software is buggy with certain features. This is a controller for someone that has some tech savy to then the casual player or someone that is easily aggrivated by software bugs should probably avoid this purchase.
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Great Controller, Be Mindful on Game Pass
I was extremely hesitant to purchase this controller with mixed reviews online. I had seen some horrible things about stick drift and sensitive triggers out of the box, as well as the iCue software being terrible. I have used this one controller on both my desktop that already had iCue installed, as well as a legion go that had a fresh install for just this controller. No software issues on either device. I have experienced no stick drift, and my triggers are great as well! Last. Scuf ihad was for the 360, and I’ve used an original Elite controller since 2017. Having the shape of an Xbox controller with the parallel joysticks to only a few hours too get used to, And the sane goes for the back button design. The side-Sax buttons don’t get in the way either. I’d say in the 20+ hours of gameplay, Ive accidentally pressed them three times tops. I will say that game pass does not recognize it as an Xbox controller, so certain games that require a controller will not work with this one.
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Great controller. Software could be improved.
The controller is great. The integration with iCUE is not great. It was about tricky to get mapped and for the mapping to actually stay in the controller. But when it works it is fabulous. Controller feels nice and responsive.
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Awesome controller w/ a few quirks
Love everything about this controller! The mechanical switches for the button are a gamechanger. The controller itself fits perfectly in the hands and has a nice feel to the materials. The only downside is the iCUE software. They had temporarily paused firmware updates due to a major issue bricking controllers but recently it is back up. You still cannot update the dongle itself though so hopefully that gets resolved soon as well. One other thing to note is that this is my second controller. The first one started shutting off randomly then finally gave up altogether. It was under warranty so I sent it in under RMA. That was about a week ago. We will see when I get it back.
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Good controller if you’re used to a playstation co
i played xbox my entire life and when switched to PC i decided to stay on xbox controller. after 4 years i decided to switch to playstation 4 scuf. right off the bat i didn’t like it but i have a friend who’s sponsored by scuf, so we traded for a PS5 Scuf. enjoyed that one way more and used it for quite some time, after seeing the envision pro i thought it would feel more like a xbox controller with a ps layout which would be fine. i used it for about 2 months and honestly i loved it. the G keys were insanely usable and hella clutch. probably the main thing ill miss. but i decided to go with a xbox scuf as i have returned the envision.
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Great controller once you have it set up
I had a xbox elite series 2 which lasted me about 3 years and was a great controller. I would say that its still one of the best controllers you can buy today. I purchased another elite series 2 but it was not working properly so i returned it and decided to give this a try. I did lots of research and read about all the issues with the iCue software and honestly had a little trouble understanding it and setting it up at first. However, theres a way to set up the controller and not have to have iCue open in the background. So once i figured that out i was good. Coming from the elite series 2, i wasnt used to this set up, in particular the back paddles. You cant rest four fingers on them like the elite series 2 so i only use my middle finger to switch between the four paddles. I got used to it after a few days and im starting to really like this controller. The input delay is almost nothing and one the best. I enjoy the mechanical switches and dont have any problems with stick drift after two weeks. So far so good. I give this a 9/10. I mostly use this for competitive FPS.
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An honest review
In general the control is very good, here some details about my experience. The good: * Easy to configure * 2 Modes (USB / Wireless) * Good battery life * All buttons are like mouse clicks * Trigger can be switched between mouse click or real complete trigger travel. The Bad: * iCue integration The iCue software if ok when working, after a month of usage I start receiving error messages that the profiles in iCue didn't match the profiles on the device itself, only way I found to resolve that (before) was uninstalling and reinstalling the iCue software again + a factory reset on the controller. Update: To avoid having this problems with the iCue software you can setup the hardware mapping and close the icue app before start playing. Only issue with that is hardare mapping will not allow to customize the 5 action buttons below the sticks. I hope the iCue issue is resolved soon so I can start mapping my actions buttons again. Note: If you are using control freaks you are going to rub the face plate on the top left side of left stick, you may need to rotate the control freak until you find that sweet spot or sand one of the control freak clamp a little bit
