New to Valorant cheat features? Start by understanding the main menu categories, the differences between ESHub’s products and the requirements for the package you are considering.
This beginner guide gives you a clear reading path through aim controls, visual information, cosmetics and saved configurations, with links to the detailed feature pages.
Aim menus group controls such as target selection, smoothing, FOV and recoil handling. Triggerbot menus cover automatic-firing options, with different controls in each package.
Read Aimbot, Triggerbot and Recoil Control to compare their individual roles.
Player ESP covers information such as boxes, skeletons, names and health. World visuals cover separate categories such as abilities, dropped weapons and spike information.
Start with ESP & Wallhack, then continue to Ability ESP or Spike ESP.
Weapon skin selection, visual highlighting and agent-model replacements are different feature groups. A package with one category does not automatically include all three.
Compare Skin Changer & Unlock All, Chams and Custom Models & Emotes.
| Product | Feature overview | What to read first |
|---|---|---|
| Valorant: Omega | ESHub’s main Valorant package: weapon-profile aim controls, triggerbot, player and world ESP, skin customization, movement and saved configs. | Omega requirements and config controls. |
| Valorant: EsHub | Its own feature set, including Silent Aim, player visuals, Radar, chams, Unlock All and additional customization. | Silent Aim and the exact product’s compatibility information. |
| Valorant: Color Aimbot | Pixel-color targeting, triggerbot, mouse-based recoil compensation, weapon detection and quick-switch profiles. | Color Aimbot guide; ESP is not listed in this package. |
Use this overview to understand the lineup. The separate How to Choose Valorant Cheats guide covers the detailed buying comparison.
Requirements belong to the exact product. Omega has a specific launch configuration; EsHub’s compatibility information lists Windows 10 and 11, AMD and Intel, and borderless or windowed game modes.
Keep your Windows build, CPU model, GPU model and RAM details available when checking compatibility. Do not copy one product’s system settings into another product’s setup.
The System Requirements guide separates the information supplied for each package. Check ESHub’s product status for current availability.
Before changing settings, identify the active config or profile and keep a note of the values you want to preserve. Review one category at a time so you can recognize what changed.
Omega includes Multiple Configs, Save & Load Configs and menu customization. EsHub includes Save Config and Load Config. The Color Aimbot includes Auto Save and six quick-switch profiles.
A config, a weapon profile and a menu-color setting are different controls. Loading another setup may change feature selections; closing a menu should not be assumed to undo an automatically saved change.
Continue to Config & Settings for a practical way to organize saved setups. Cross-product config compatibility is not established.
Omega’s Streamproof Visuals and Streamproof Menu concern supported capture methods. They do not establish protection from anti-cheat detection. Likewise, smoothing controls describe aim behavior rather than guaranteeing account safety.
Omega and EsHub include integrated temporary HWID spoofers. Standalone temporary spoofers are not a Valorant solution in ESHub’s current lineup. Read HWID Spoofer for that comparison, or browse permanent options through the HWID Spoofer category.
Use Cheat Safety for the dedicated risk discussion. A beginner-oriented setup does not guarantee protection from detection or account penalties.
Menu unavailable: start with Cheat Menu Not Opening. Record the exact product, launch stage and error message.
Menu opens but visuals are missing: use ESP Not Showing. Confirm the selected package includes the feature, then review its toggle, filters, distance controls and loaded config.
Unsure which feature you need: return to the relevant feature guide or the main Valorant page. Identify the specific function before comparing prices or broad product labels.
Start with the exact product’s features and system requirements. Then read its setup information and configuration controls before comparing individual aim, visual or cosmetic options.
Omega groups player information such as boxes, skeletons, health and agent names under Player ESP. Spike information, ability visuals and dropped-weapon visuals are grouped under World ESP.
No. Omega combines aim, triggerbot, player and world ESP, skin customization and other features. EsHub has its own feature set, including Silent Aim and additional customization. The Color Aimbot focuses on pixel targeting and mouse-based controls.
ESP is not listed in the Color Aimbot package. Its confirmed features include pixel-color targeting, triggerbot, recoil compensation, weapon detection and profiles.
Check which config or profile is active and review the settings shown in that product’s menu. Omega and EsHub have save/load controls; the Color Aimbot also includes automatic saving and quick-switch profiles.
No. A simplified setup or capture-related feature does not guarantee protection from detection or account penalties. The Cheat Safety guide covers that topic separately.
Review Omega’s feature list or compare the available Valorant packages.
