Instinct Pro

To be completely honest with you, no..... I would be happy to tell you my experiences though. SCUF Instinct Pro: Worked great first couple of months, then stick drift started and I can't remember if it was the left bumper or the A Button started jamming, very quickly went downhill and more buttons s

As a scuf instinct (pro?) owner, it was the best and worst controller I’ve ever owned. Worked great, but had poor finish. The rubber degraded over a year (I’m very gentle on controllers), the creaking because the controller just has bad build and structural quality somehow, sticking buttons because

I’ve been using the scuf instinct pro for around 6 months and the quality has went way down, it is good while it’s new however the drift sets in quicker than I’d like, the triggers are worn, the instant bumpers are worn out too, it still works you can just tell it’s been used a fair bit, I will say

Yeah that looks like an Instinct Pro which seems to have a few complaints on Reddit about the paddle snapping right about there

I bought a SCUF Instinct Pro earlier this year and after 10 months of normal use it has developed comical levels of stick drift. The white face has turned an ugly brown, too. This thing was over $200 it should last years. I should have read about the high failure rate of these things. It seems like

SCUF Instinct Pro has identical shell as the Series S/X stock controller but they still have a series QC issues and are very expensive compared to the competition. I have 2 myself both broken down after 6 months with stick drift, stuck fase buttons, triggers and bumpers not registrering.

In my controller collection, I have two Scuf Instinct Pro controllers and one Scuf Envision Pro. There's no denying they're well-made, even though they have some design flaws, like the rear paddles. One of mine broke on an Instinct Pro, and I had to send it in for repair. But the technology used and