DUALSENSE EDGE AND SCUF REFLEX FPS COMPARISON - WHICH ONE IS BETTER? (FIRST IMPRESSIONS)

uravgconsumer got his hands on DualSense Edge Controller and IM NOT IMPRESSED! New Dualsense pro controller is lacking many things that the competitor Scuf and Microsoft already offer and more!

Scuf Reflex FPS vs. DualSense Edge controller go head to head in this first impressions video. Does Sony have what it takes to compete with the current controller market?

DualSense Edge Pro around the corner? Can't wait to see Sony next line up of pro controllers.

#dualsense #sony #ps5 #ps5controller #scuf #ScufReflex

[kevdecimates]

Duelsense? Scuf? Which one do you guys think is better 🤔.

[XDOXS]

Personal experience: do not buy scuff, it’s bad

[theshahtwentyfour]

I have the Scuf and I gotta say it was disappointing. One of the buttons isn't responsive. I had to press the button much harder which was irritating. Support never replied back to me and now it's past its warranty. And the whole controller felt creaky. Original dualsense felt more solid and I hope it stays like that with the edge.

[orphanorbe]

The New PlayStation Controllwr is WAYYYY BETTER THAN A SCUFF

[GhosTigre]

Pro players play wired. What are you on. 🤡

[JayRello]

Would be kinda cool if scuf could customize the dualsense edge to have 4 back buttons and the trigger click. That, with the ability to swap out the thumb sticks would be dope.

[jmin]

I only play COD and have the Scuf Reflex FPS. Are the triggers that much of a difference to not buy the Edge and keep my Scuf?
Side note, my paddles are starting to jam and I have mad stick drift.

[Shinstrikex]

The dualsense edge looks like a much better option, mainly cause it still has dualsense features. The scuf doesn't. Better for fps but then for $20 you can get mouse and keyboard and that automatically invalidates controller altogether. Scuf seems to lack dualsense options so I struggle to find a reason to pay top dollar for that. Even if I were to ignore mouse and keyboard, stick drift is a Sony controller's biggest issue and that's not as easily addressed on scuf. But yeah no reason at all to pay $250 for a controller for the purpose of being "competitive". If you're halfway serious just grab a mouse and keyboard.

[maroztv_]

Yeah guys buy a scuf Controller every 6 month because of Stick Problems its super fun

[t__uncensor]

I just wish it had 4 buttons too. I definitely do not have the edge if I have to remove my fingers from the thumbsticks

[aristotelessanchez]

I used my fps SCUF controller for 4 months and the trigger shooting button doesn’t work anymore honestly I think if you are playing cod or fort and clicking too much it’s going to break easily within time so I think scuff isn’t really good for people that like shooting with pistols or trigger shooting and good thing they have 6 month warranty

[validZander]

Honestly, you guys are all so wrong with your opinion. You can play with the dead zone for the triggers. So you can have both a mouse click and adaptive triggers. That alone make this controller better than all the alternatives... plus it's cheaper. Think smarter.

[ChrisDavis]

I like the Scuff but there’s some stuff the Sony controller will have an advantage on. That’s latency, software and firmware updates and support. I think the input latency will be lower on Sony’s and with their software they’re implementing you might be able to buff that to as close to instant as possible, there’s a setting for trigger deadzone, if you put it on the shortest setting and maxed out that deadzone, there’s not going to be a faster controller than it because their can’t be. Now how does it function in real life gameplay I can’t comment on obviously, but scientifically speaking the Sony controller will be faster, their standard controller is faster than the likes of other pro controllers like scuff. It really comes down to input latency, which Sony is always going to win with their proprietary software and hardware.

[DarkLaw]

I’m pretty sold on the controller, only reservations would be the triggers for COD. Hopefully extreme rate is able to customize the triggers for mouse clicks

[mikebmade-it]

Personally I would probably rock with the ps5 edge over other pro aftermarket controllers solely because of the replaceable thumb sticks. I’ve had a few friend that got pretty bad stick drift on their Scuff and battle beavers and at that point you honestly just have to buy a new controller and they’re all virtually in the same price range. Plus most games allow you to adjust the trigger dead zones so it’s near enough instant even with the travel

[SavageX]

How are u making a video about a controller that u haven’t tried nd yu also tell all the customization that yu can do with scuff?? Sounds like ur doing promo ..

[marinemike]

If you ONLY play FPS games, then the mouse click triggers are better, but what Sony did was the best design (even if it's old) to accommodate players who play FPS games AND games that require a range of trigger motion. I'd take the Sony over a Scuff for reliability (even though Sony's isn't known yet, it has to be better than the garbage I've gotten from scuff in the past), and ease of replacing sticks when they start to drift. I only use 2 paddles anyways, so that doesn't bother me, and the grip on my non-textured Aimcontroller custom build is fine. Only concern with the edge is battery life, but it comes with a cable and I don't mind wired use

[iiTzXDXDXD]

Scuf grip is feels awful plus parts are janky too. Do NOT buy you will regret! This dude biased af and reaching with that “first impressions” in the title

[KryptixIII]

only reason I'm considering the dualsense edge over the xbox elite 2 or scuf controller for my PC setup are those replaceable sticks. every controller should have that feature imo

[khalilcruz]

Question do u think these special controllers like is there a difference between regular and special ones besides the back buttons? Like less lag Input and a difference in gunfights on cod?