Key features:
- Reversible left stick and D-pad module
- Reversible right stick and face buttons
- 6-button fight pad module (replaces right module)
- 4 swappable thumbsticks
- 4 removable thumbstick gates
- 3 D-pad styles
- 4 remappable back triggers
- Adjustable trigger locks
- 3 custom profiles
- Hardshell carrying case
The Victrix Pro BFG is a modular controller that’s easy to customize. With the included tool, you can quickly remove the faceplates covering the controls and shift the layout around. This allows you to have aligned analog sticks (PlayStation style) or offset (Xbox style). It also comes with four thumbstick caps, four stick grates, and three D-pad styles, including the solid square design shown above as well as more traditional eight- and four-way styles. The right analog stick and face buttons can be swapped out for a six-button microswitch fight pad.
The Pro BFG also has four built-in back triggers that can be remapped on the fly and trigger locks for R2 and L2 with five different stopping points. You can save up to three custom profiles that can be cycled through on the fly.
You can also remap inputs using the Victrix Control Hub on PC. You have more control over your experience with the app, but unfortunately it’s only available for PC. That said, adjustments save to the controller, so as long as you have a PC, you can still take advantage of features such as tweaking stick and trigger sensitivity, setting up analog stick dead zones, and adjusting the sound profile. The Pro BFG has built-in audio that gives you in-depth control over your headset audio experience. Keep in mind you’ll need to connect your headset to the 3.5mm jack on the bottom of the controller.
It syncs wireless to your PS5/PS4 and PC or Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and PC–depending with a 2.4GHz USB dongle. Alternatively, you use the lengthy, braided USB to USB-C cable for a hardwired connection. All of the Pro BFG’s accessories have dedicated slots inside the included hardshell carrying case.
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