The SCUF Nemesis Pro 8K reaches 8,000 Hz even via wireless connection

SCUF has presented the Nemesis Pro 8K PC familya new range of controllers created specifically for Windows computers. The company offers two versions: Nemesis Pro 8K PC Wiredconnected by USB-C cable, and Nemesis Pro 8K PC Wirelesscapable of operating via a 2.4 GHz wireless connection or USB-C.

The common element of both models is a polling rate of up to 8,000 Hz. SCUF accompanies this figure with TMR sticks, mechanical switches for the four main buttons, four rear levers and triggers whose travel can be changed. Reservations have begun on August 26, 2026, although official prices for Spain have not yet been reported.

8,000 Hz both via cable and 2.4 GHz

The polling rate indicates how many times per second the controller communicates its inputs to the computer. The two Nemesis Pro 8K PCs reach up to 8,000 Hza frequency with which SCUF seeks to place the response below one millisecond. The figure applies to the Wired model when connected via USB-C.

The Wireless version maintains those 8,000 Hz via the 2.4 GHz wireless link and also when using it wired. This detail is especially relevant because some peripherals reduce their polling frequency by eliminating the cable. SCUF presents the wireless model as an alternative that preserves the main feature of the range in its two modes of use.

Compatibility is limited to computers running Windows 10 and Windows 11. The company does not mention support for Xbox, PlayStation, macOS, or mobile devices.

The sticks use TMR sensorsacronym for tunneling magnetoresistance. SCUF claims they retain a familiar analog feel and that their design helps resist the physical wear and tear associated with stick drift. For buttons A, B, X and Y mechanical switches are used with mouse click type response.

The back incorporates four customizable leversdesigned to perform actions such as jumping, sliding, reloading or changing weapons without removing the thumbs from the sticks. The two interiors can be disassembled and SCUF includes covers to cover their gaps.

Instant or analog triggers depending on the game

Triggers offer two selectable modes. The short stroke imitates the activation of a mouse button and is designed for quick actions, such as shooting. The complete route recovers the analog behavior, necessary to gradually regulate the accelerator or brake in a driving game.

The family uses a companion app for PC described by SCUF as light. From there it will be possible to reassign buttons and levers, create and save profiles, adjust the response curves of sticks and triggers, modify dead zones and sensitivity, and recalibrate the device.

The manufacturer will also offer ready-made color configurations and designs. Those looking for a different finish can use SCUF Builder, the customization tool with which the brand announces millions of possible combinations.

SCUF has not yet detailed the price in euros, the exact delivery date, the autonomy of the wireless model, the weight or the contents of each box. Nor does it confirm in the ad whether the 2.4 GHz connection requires an included USB receiver. For now, the official figures remain at $119.99 and $199.99; The European price may vary due to taxes and distribution.