Customer Ratings & Reviews

I rarely write reviews, but I feel compelled here to do so. This controller is very good. I am primarily a mouse & keyboard player. Yes, I am a PC gamer. I bought this to replace an Xbox Elite Series 2, the expensive one. That one suffered "left shoulder button" failure, which seems to be somewhat of a common issue. Back to this guy, the GameSir. It feels of quality. It has proper heft to it. The software is proper. The buttons feel very, very good, well, most them. I did tons of research. This controller never got stellar reviews. The complaint was always the same, the "D-pad." The complaint being that it is too sensitive. I find those complaints most valid. There is absolutely no resistance to it. If you breath too hard on it, it will acutuate. Kidding of course. Some say that you can re-map to the back buttons. Of course that means that you will lose two buttons. My second complaint. The buttons under the controller are very tactile, and they feel good. I never use them. My former controller had 4. In this case I feel the placement is off. I press them all the time. So basically, if you use the "D-pad" frequently in games, avoid this one. I'm giving it four stars because everything else about it is fantastic. Maybe they can fix this with software fixes. I hope so.

Great controller no stick drift and has all the extra buttons you could ask for

This controller is very comfortable and has great build quality. Very similar to the regular Xbox controller without the stick drift. I would recommend it to anyone.

Got this to replace my Xbox Elite. I just got sick of the stick drift with the Xbox Elite. Had 3 and all with the same problem. I have had this controller for 30 days now. I love it.. I appreciate the extra mappable buttons on the front. I also appreciate the feel.. It’s probably the best controller I’ve used that wasn’t Microsoft or Xbox related. If you’re on the fence about it.. give it a try.

As an owner of both versions of the Xbox Elite controller, I can easily say that this controller out performs both of them for a lot less. I can't speak for longevity yet, but Gamesir Pro feels well made and solid. It feels great in the hands and plays like a dream. Highly recommended!

Best controller by far for the price. Just had the best experience using it for a couple of weeks feels great without getting stick drift a week after buying a controller. Awesome controller !!

Everything feels great, no stick drift, amazing triggers.

Best controller I have. From the buttons to the reaction the 1000 polling on pc is amazing and for the price. It beats out my razor v3 out of the box

i always only used the elite series 2 but i read a bunch of reviews and everything pointed to this being a great controller so i took the chance and bought it and it feels great and I'm rough on controllers and just like this advertises so far no stick drift

This controller is AMAZING. Never buying another Xbox elite after using this controller. Great feel, sticks feel smooth, love the button clicks.

Great controller. Love the button feels and light weight. I think I like it even batter than the xbox elite 2 controller. It's lighter and have same amount of buttons. I think it has to be wire connected with xbox so that is one downside.

Ive been amassing a collection of controllers for a few years now. Ive gone through MS elite, Scuf, Sony’s Dual Sense Edge, and some 8bitdo’s. The on from Gamesir takes the absoulte cake. I think the best way to describe it is a mid size xbox controller with the sticks from a dual sense. It has a good weight and if you like very shallow clicky buttons this one is it. Been playing with it on Fortnite, COD, BF6 and its great on all of them. Also works well as a normal controller but the d-pad is a little wonky if you need percision for fighting games or anything that used more d-pad. Got jt for 60. Its worth it at full price and its definetly worth it during a sale. Dont hother with spending upwards of 150+ unless you really want the dual sense edge. Thats the only other controller id recommend here.

Great controller. No stick drift as advertised and the software is better than most. Its mostly on the sensitive time so it may take some time to adjust to for games that require precise movements, but besides that definitely works as a controller should.

Love it, very nice mechanical feel, lots of customization, no stick drift!

I’ve been using the GameSir G7 Pro mainly on PC and it has been excellent so far. The controller feels very solid and comfortable in the hands, similar to an Xbox controller but with some nice extra features. The sticks are very smooth and precise, and the triggers feel great for racing and shooter games. What I like the most is the responsiveness. On PC it supports a very high polling rate, so inputs feel extremely fast and accurate. I’ve been using it for several games and it performs perfectly every time. For the price, it’s definitely one of the best controllers I’ve used.

Smooth sticks. Love the hair trigger feature. Quick response. It's a bit fatter than other controllers, but once you get used to it, it feels great in your hands.

[Employee of bestbuy] I've never endorsed third-party controllers. The cheap ones are often cheap for a reason, and the overly expensive ones tend to just be gimmicks with no substance. However, I was looking to replace my Xbox controller (for my PC) and decided to look and see what the best-rated PC controller was. To my surprise, it was no longer the standard Xbox controller... But this! And reading a bit more into it, I decided to give it a shot. It's not much more expensive than your standard Xbox controller, but it certainly FEELS better. Standard Xbox controllers were always rather plastic-feeling. But they worked easily and felt good in the hand. The G7 Pro still feels great, but it has a much better feel to it. Has a good weight, a rechargeable battery, an included dock, and even an interchangeable d-pad. I swapped mine right away... The round one it has installed out of the box wasn't my cup of tea. Though the real quality comes from the buttons. Wonderfully clicky microswitches on the buttons. I always appreciate good microswitches! As for the added features? The 4 additional buttons and the trigger toggles? I'll never use them. But they don't get in the way. You can lock the two buttons on the back so as not to press them; the two extra shoulder buttons are out of the way and not an issue, and the trigger switches can be easily ignored. I'll take the full trigger press like normal. So, yeah. Fully recommended for anyone looking for a quality controller without the quality price point. Good on you, GameSir.

The Xbox Elite controllers have not held up well to normal wear and tear, so I went on the search for an alternative and landed on the GameSir G7. I really want to like this controller, but it hasn't quite met my expectations. + Value: Much cheaper than the Elite controllers with many of the same features. Feels well constructed. – Poor Headset Compatibility: The volume output for the mic is very low, and I got confirmation from GameSir that the controllers are not fully compatible with HyperX headsets. If I had known this, I would have bought a different controller. – Size: Although I don't think I have extra large hands, the controller feels a little smaller than I'd like. ~ Xbox Compatibility: You have to download software in the Microsoft store to edit settings instead of using the Xbox controller settings. ~ Color: The white already looks a little dirty, so consider buying the the darker-colored model.

Nice product performance good quality the only thing that I don't like that is wired for Xbox

Amazing controller, got me from hardstuck GC1 to GC2 in about a week of grinding Rocket League. Hall Effect is great, buttons are smooth, controller is grippy, 11/10. Worth every penny.