Sony's New 'Pro' Controller: Scuf Omega vs. DualSense Edge

Summary

Sony has officially licensed the new Scuf Omega controller, a professional gamepad designed to compete with and improve upon the DualSense Edge. The Omega addresses key competitive gamer complaints, featuring magnetic analog sticks to eliminate drift and offering improved grip. It includes four programmable rear paddles, similar to the DualSense Edge's two, and competitive triggers that can be adjusted from full travel to instant-click mouse-like activation, all on the same trigger. Unlike the DualSense Edge, the Omega omits adaptive triggers and the internal speaker, and it cannot power on the PS5. However, it boasts instant-response mechanical face buttons and the TMR analog sticks, which are designed for greater durability and precision. The controller also introduces two additional S1/S2 buttons on the front, bringing the total programmable inputs to six. Users can customize settings via a mobile app, and the controller supports PS5, PC, and mobile devices via a USB dongle for wireless connectivity on PS5. The Scuf Omega launches at a price point of approximately £210 or $220, with potential for selling customization parts separately.