SC3 Wireless Pro Gamepad Review (PlayStation 4)

by Jim Smale · Published February 3, 2022 · Updated July 24, 2024

Our SC3 Wireless Pro Gamepad Review has us playtesting it for the discerning player for PlayStation 4, PC, and Mobile devices. Packed with features such as programmable rumble triggers, an integrated motion sensor, re-mappable back buttons, and 3 sets of magnetic changeable thumbsticks for precise gameplay. A programmable RGB lighting system and 2 customizable face plates allow you to personalize the look of your controller and the built-in 2-way audio, How does it stack up though? Let’s find out.

SC3 Wireless Pro Gamepad Review Pros:

Chunky controller.
Works with – PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Android, iOS, and Nintendo Switch.
Easy to pair via the USB cable or wirelessly.
Box contents – Gamepad, USB cable, screwdriver, additional fascia, two additional thumbsticks at different heights.
Compact packaging.
Rumble triggers that mean when you press them they vibrate.
Eight colors to instantly flip between, you can also turn off all lights and have it cycle through the colors.
Handy mute mic button.
Motion sensor built-in.
Volume control on the bottom of the pad.
Has a healthy weight to it.
Headphone (3.5mm jack)
Buttons click and feel responsive.
The d-pad is kinda squishy in feel but it works really well and feels nice.
Programmable back buttons.
Multiple thumbsticks that are connected via magnets, at different lengths means you can fully customize for comfort.
Nice grips on the controller itself to help stave off that sweaty palm feeling.
Lightweight but feels like it can take a drop or two.
The screws are not necessary so if you find yourself changing the plates a lot it won’t be a problem, They snap on.

SC3 Wireless Pro Gamepad Review Cons:

Doesn’t work with Playstation 5 games.
The screwdriver is very small.
The screws themselves feel like they are going to get rounded off every time you go to use them.
Haven’t found a grip/holder for a mobile phone so you can game comfortably on it with the controller and phone attached.
It is very chunky and people with smaller hands may struggle.

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