Valor Pro

My third elite 2 just got drift and I started trying out controllers with anti drift and EVERYTHING SINGLE ONE USED A DONGLE AND HAD CONNECTIVITY ISSUES. Turtle Beach stealth (bad controller anyway) and the scuf valor pro and some no name controller all used dongles and would randomly disconnect. I

THIS! I just got mine yesterday after also trying out a Scuf Valor Pro. The build quality on the V3 is far superior to the Scuf, and honestly, the back paddles are even more comfortable for me on the V3 than on my old Elite 2, which died from stick drift. The battery life is great, and I love the fa

I have the Scuf Valor Pro Wired and I don't recommend it, but the Scuf Valor Wireless with TMR, I believe, is very good indeed.

G7 pro all day all though I did like the scuf valor pro wireless but too many flaws and way overpriced. But the G7 smokes the instinct

I have both controllers. Buy scuf only if you can put tmr sticks in it. I just got a new one a week ago. I got it for 200 plus 25 for 2 year warranty that covers stick drift. Gamesir is a great controller but I will always pick scuf if I can afford it. Valor pro is really not a good controller, espe

Haven't tried the valor pro but I like the g7 pro. Also, once you get used to having shoulder buttons you will have a hard time going back. If you want wireless on the Xbox you have to get the zenless zone zero( probably the one i would recommend the most) or the wuchang version. It would also be ch

https://www.scufgaming.com/ww/en/gaming/products/xbox-series-xs/scuf-valor-wired-tmr-companion-app-faq/ visit this site. It will tell you a few steps you have to follow. To be honest though i followed the same steps and it still won't recognize it. If nothing else helps then return it and get the wi

I have the scuf valor pro wireless, instinct pro, razer wolverine v3 and gamersir g7 pro. All right here in front of me. I've been using the wireless tmr scuff for the past 2 weeks. I've been a die hard scuf fan boy for YEARS. But the valor pro wireless has a very high baked in deadzone of some sort

True but scuf building and selling $200 + controllers with built in failure points is insane. I just got a valor pro and for it to use a .27 cent dangle that when it fails your controller fails is bullshit when there is no requirement that an officially licensed controller use a dongle.

Same issue here. Seemed to be ok for the first few days. It does register the assignment but I have to push P1 very hard. Unlike all other buttons which assign with a normal press. During normal use the button does not actuate. If pushed very hard it will start to work, then will continue to work wi