Customer Ratings & Reviews

The best controller I've bought so far. I wouldn't say it's perfect, but it's more pros than cons for sure. I enjoy playing games again, even if the team I'm paired up with in For Honor isn't the best. I just wish I was paying attention when I bought it, I would have bought the one with the charging dock. Pros: Vary responsive reaction and I love the tactile buttons.I also love the position of the back buttons. Pro: This is my time experience with a trigger spot and I like it. Pro: Love the customization of the app and it's fairly easy to navigate. I also love the fact I can switch profiles mid game. Aesthetic looking controller in my opinion. Con: The option button on the left next to the left analog stick isn't in a good spot. Con: The trigger switch isn't in a good spot. Con: They have a DS4 Mode but aren't compatible with any PS. I love the LED lights, but the battery isn't the best. The next gamesir I plan on getting is the G7 Pro.

Solid construction and easy to connect. I love the ability to change the RGB.

I do want to let it be known that I have been using Gamesir products for a while due to their ergonomics being best suited for my hands. I have smaller hands in finger length but wide palms. Picture "Hey Arnold's" head with 90s punk hair including gel induced stiffness. Anyway with that being said. This controller is like a combo of 3 controllers; switch pro, Xbox 360 (og not new ) and PS5 controller (trigger ergonomics) controller in size and weighs less than an iPhone. Below are my pros and cons after using this controller for over list 3 months. Pros: Face buttons responsive and sturdy Multiplatform support Turbo mode Hair trigger covertable to Mouse click trigger Durable sticks Back buttons (the best placement on any controller I've used paddles with , think the Razer wolverine pro 4 back button mushed into 2 ; one on each handle) Button binding (customize any button with or without software ) Cons Connectivity* (will get into) Microswitch in trigger are extremely difficult to get to without nails; let alone on the fly or if you have hand issues like arthritis.* Battery life. RGB light (drains battery even more and almost impossible to shut off and keep off) Connectivity is and will always be an issue regardless of manufacturer or brand. This is a Multiplatform controller so it must meet the minimum requirements to connect per different connection frequency. Therefore not all platforms will experience the same polling rates / input lag. Connect included USB cable for less lag. Please note that this controller is "*NOT*" compatible with Xbox series x or Xbox series s consoles. "*Brooks Wingman XB3 look on YouTube for how make it work*" (this is how I use it) Conclusion: This controller will be great for you if you have smaller hands. Don't mind manually reconnecting every now and then. Need a affordable / budget friendly"Pro" feel controller (side note: the term Pro while marketing anything gives off 90s pick me vibes where everything has to be so XTREME) Thanks for coming to my Cab Talk