GameSir - G7 Pro Wireless Xbox Series X|S|One, PC, Android Controller, TMR Sticks, Hall Effect Triggers, 1000Hz Polling Rate, 3.5m - Zenless Zero Edition

Excellent performance from your Xbox to your PC. The package includes many accessories– a dock, a case, extra sticks, a long (unfortunately, not braided) cable, extra faceplate option, a keychain and unfortunate stick toppers that slip off far too easily to be helpful. The software works well whether you're using the controller on Xbox or PC. The update process could use a bit of work, as I'm sure plenty of people are updating only half of the package. You need to have the controller set to dongle mode, open the app, update...BUT this only updates the dongle! To update the controller afterwards, you need to plug in the controller with the mode switch in the center, open app and update. Could use work. Once that's squared away you have plenty of options to tinker with should you choose. You can remap buttons, lock diagonal inputs on the D-pad, adjust stick resolution (bit depth), switch from circular or raw stick modes, adjust deadzones, recenter the sticks, etc. Performance on the controller is great with one huge exception—the D-pad!!! While buttons (front and back), sticks and build quality are solid, the D-pad leaves a lot to be desired. I appreciate the micro-switches used but, whether you're on the older rattly/wobbly pad or newer firmer revision... It's not great. You may find one side feels stiff, one side has too much travel, one has too little travel, etc. I have multiple variations of the G7 Pro / G7 Pro 8k and I hope for a successor that one day brings the D-pad into 8bitdo, ZD, Flydigi or Xbox Series territory. I wouldn't recommend for games you're likely to need crisp directional inputs. That aside you're getting JS16 TMR sticks which score well in linearity and are reliable. Everything feels as it should and you never feel like you're fighting with the controller. Every input is snappy and precise. The micro-switch buttons are crisp and require just enough force, you never feel fatigued or like you've accidentally pressed a button you didn't mean to. The 2 back buttons are tactile and the controller features a nicely textured rubberized grip. Despite my preferred layout being 4 back paddles with the 2 extra shoulder buttons, so few controllers offer it and the ones that do should often be avoided (looking at you Wolverine and Raiju). I've come to really enjoy the 2+2 (top and back). If you're looking at this for PC use primarily, get the 8k model instead as it has even better TMR sticks– widely considered the best on the market right now (JS13 Pro). However, if you're in search of a controller that's wireless on Xbox, features trigger rumble, is highly customizable, then this could be your next buy. I have 2 of this model alone and don't even know anything about Zenless Zone Zero. If you really want to save an extra few dollars you could opt for the less aesthetically pleasing Wuchang package and achieve similar performance.

I play everyday on PC and occasionally on Xbox one. Nothing wrong with my Xbox elite 2 just needed a 2nd controller, I like this one just as much, got this model because it connects wirelessly to my Xbox. The other models have to wired. Best controller you can get for the price in my opinion

This controller has everything you need, TMR Sticks for longevity without Stick Drift, plenty of customizable stick covers and an additional face plate that come in the box. The controller has two back paddles and two additional top bumpers that can be mapped any way you'd like. Has little switches on the back to turn your triggers into a mouse click. The controller box was larger than I expected and has an awesome design ive never seen from any other controller company with several drawers containing all of the individual pieces you can use. If you're a big competitive player or looking for a super customizable controller to add to your collection, this is a definite recommendation.

Is honestly a standout piece of gaming hardware, blending performance and personality in a way that few controllers manage. Built with drift-resistant TMR sticks and Hall Effect triggers, it delivers incredibly smooth and accurate control, while its 1000Hz polling rate ensures near-instant responsiveness that makes every input feel sharp and competitive-ready. On top of that, the controller offers tons of customization—from remappable buttons to swappable faceplates—so you can fine-tune it exactly to your playstyle. What really sets it apart, though, is the Zenless Zone Zero theme, giving it a bold, translucent design with unique in-game-inspired details that make it feel just as premium visually as it does in your hands. Altogether, it’s not just a controller—it’s a high-performance, visually striking upgrade that elevates both your gameplay and your setup.

The controller is so satisfying the mouse click trigger and buttons. They hit it out of the park with this controller. The extras included are cool, but this controller really shines during gameplay!