Victrix Manuals & User Guides

Victrix is a premium gaming accessory brand dedicated to designing professional-grade equipment for esports competitors and core gamers. Owned by Performance Designed Products (PDP), Victrix is renowned for its focus on engineering, customization, and durability. The brand's flagship product, the Victrix Pro BFG Wireless Controller, features a fully modular design that allows users to swap button layouts, analog stick modules, and fight pad configurations to suit their playstyle.

In addition to controllers, Victrix produces the Pro FS Arcade Fight Stick, a top-tier leverless and lever-based stick designed for the fighting game community, and the Pro AF Headset series for immersive audio. Headquartered in San Diego, Victrix products are officially licensed by Sony PlayStation and Microsoft Xbox, ensuring seamless compatibility and performance for tournament play.

• How do I recalibrate the analog sticks on my Victrix Pro BFG controller?

  To recalibrate, ensure the controller is powered on. Hold the Function button while simultaneously pressing either the Left Stick Button (L3) or Right Stick Button (R3) until the LED blinks white. Rotate the stick 3 times in full 360-degree circles and release to center. Press the Function button again to save the calibration.

• How do I enable Wireless Mode on the Victrix Pro BFG?

  Toggle the purple switch on the back of the controller to the position with the Wireless icon. Plug the included USB Dongle into your console or PC. Press the PS button (or Home button) on the controller to connect; the LED will turn solid purple when paired.

• What is Tournament Lock Mode on Victrix fight sticks?

  Tournament Lock Mode disables system buttons (like Start/Options, Share, etc.) to prevent accidental disqualification during competitive play. This is typically activated by a specific switch or button combination, such as holding the Function and Profile አዝራሮች በአንድ ጊዜ.

• Does the Victrix Pro BFG work on both PS5 and PC?

  Yes. The Pro BFG features a platform selection switch on the top of the controller. You can toggle it between PS5, PS4, and PC (Xinput) modes depending on the device you are using.