Fishing minigames are supposed to be fun... right?

--SCUF Gaming, creator of the high-performance gaming controller category, today introduced SCUF Reflex, Reflex Pro, and an inaugural first-person shooter model, Reflex FPS. All three models of ...

The Scuf Reflex , but now Scuf is giving players a ton of customization options when ordering the Reflex. The Reflex now has 32 different faceplate colors, multiple trigger and thumbstick styles ...

The Reflex and Reflex Pro are available now from SCUF’s website, which can be found right here. The SCUF Reflex retails for $199.99, while the Reflex Pro costs $229.99.

That should leave a controller like the Scuf Reflex in a tough spot, especially considering you can spend upwards of $300 on one ($100 more than Sony asks for the DualSense Edge). But after over a ...

The faceplate is the part that surrounds the thumbsticks. One feature that I don’t feel is appreciated enough is the thumbstick height. With the SCUF Reflex, you can swap out the thumbstick caps.

Scuf’s caps come in one of three colors--red, blue, or black--and three grip types, and each package includes multiple height or shape options depending on the grip type you choose.

The Universal Thumbstick grips range in price from $9.99 to $19.99 and are available immediately for purchase on SCUF’s website and on Amazon. Razer’s Wolverine V2 Pro PS5 gamepad launched for ...

It's worth noting that technically the Scuf Reflex isn't the first non-Sony PS5 controller to hit the market – custom shops HexGaming and AimControllers both have launched customized DualSense ...

I tested out the Reflex a while back, a controller which retails for a not-so-subtle $200 on the lower-end and reaches upwards of $260 depending on which specific higher-end model you choose to ...