The Scuf Omega is a great PS5 controller, but its price and some annoying design quirks make it difficult to fully recommend
Scuf Omega: one-minute review The Scuf Omega is the Corsair subsidiary’s latest PlayStation 5-compatible controller. It’s received the PlayStation seal of approval as an officially-licensed product, so you’d expect it to be of at least a reasonably high quality, right? Here’s the thing. I’ve reviewed loads of the best PS5 controllers , including a bunch of those at the premium price level, including the Razer Raiju V3 Pro , DualSense Edge , and the Victrix Pro BFG Reloaded . The Scuf Omega hasn’t outshone any of them in my testing, even though, on paper, it should win out with its feature set and customization options. So, where has Scuf gone wrong? Much of it comes down to build quality. While it’s solid enough in the hands - and actually very comfortable - most individual parts can be removed, like the faceplate, touchpad plate, d-pad, face buttons, and the thumbsticks. In isolation, these part...