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SCUF Gaming's Early Black Friday Sale Takes Up to 25% Off Professional-Grade Xbox and PC Controllers

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SCUF Gaming's Early Black Friday Sale Takes Up to 25% Off Professional-Grade Xbox and PC Controllers

SCUF Gaming is offering an early Black Friday sale where its premium gaming controllers are discounted up to 25%. The top-of-the-line VALOR PRO Wireless controller, priced at over $200, is available for $139.99 with a 26% instant discount. This controller boasts SCUF's Endurance TMR joysticks, which provide finer control, higher precision, and better power efficiency compared to Hall Effect joysticks.

The VALOR PRO's asymmetrical layout mirrors the Xbox control scheme, with upgrades like dual-action L/R triggers, rear paddle switches, and tri-mode connectivity. A limited-time IGN exclusive 10% off coupon works on the Omega PS5 controller, though it's not currently discounted. The VALOR PRO Wired Hall Effect Controller is a more budget-friendly option at $79.99, featuring the same design and features as the wireless version, but with Hall Effect sensors instead of TMR.

The Envision Pro V2, a PC-specific wireless gaming controller, stands out with five programmable G-Keys that can be bound to actions, shortcuts, and macros in the Valor Companion App.

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