Customer Ratings & Reviews

I’ve put this controller through its paces on both PC and Xbox Series X, and GameSir has absolutely hit it out of the park with the G7 Pro. The biggest selling point for me is the joystick tech. The hybrid TMR sensors give you a blazing-fast 1000Hz polling rate on PC alongside total peace of mind against stick drift. In first-person shooters, the precision and lack of dead zones are immediately noticeable. The button layout feels highly customizable. The customization software lets you tweak your profiles deeply, and having four extra remappable buttons (two mini-bumpers on top and two back paddles) keeps your thumbs exactly where they need to be. It feels sturdy, looks beautifully stylized without being gaudy, and the bundled charging dock keeps it looking clean on a desk or entertainment center. If you prefer standard Xbox-sized controllers but want elite-tier performance without paying $150+, this is easily one of the best controllers on the market right now. Pros: TMR Joystick Tech: The Mag-Res™ TMR sticks are incredibly smooth. You get the ultra-low latency of standard potentiometers but with the anti-drift durability of Hall Effect sensors. Aiming feels exceptionally precise. Tactile Buttons & Triggers: The optical micro switch ABXY buttons and mechanical D-pad have a crisp, clicky, esports-grade responsiveness—no mushy presses here. The Hall Effect analog triggers also feature physical micro switch stops for instant hair-trigger response in shooters. Grip & Design: The Wuchang: Fallen Feathers aesthetic looks incredible in person, and the dragon-scale textured resin grips actually provide a solid, comfortable hold during sweaty, long gaming sessions. Fantastic Package Value: Coming with a smart auto start-stop charging station, a high-quality braided 3m Type-C cable, extra D-pads, and a free month of Xbox Game Pass Ultimate makes the price point incredibly competitive. Rear Button Locks: The ability to physically lock the back paddles (R4/L4) is a massive quality-of-life feature to prevent accidental presses when you just want a standard grip. Cons: Dongle Required for Xbox: It doesn't connect natively to the Xbox console's internal wireless chip; you have to plug the included 2.4GHz wireless dongle into a USB port. No Travel Case: Given all the premium modular swappable parts (magnetic faceplate, extra D-pads), a protective carrying case would have been a great inclusion. Ultimately, the GameSir G7 Pro sets a new benchmark for sub-$100 controllers. By combining advanced TMR stick technology with premium mechanical clicks, lockable back buttons, and a bundled charging dock, it offers an "Elite" level experience without the elite price tag. While the reliance on a wireless dongle for Xbox and the lack of a travel case are minor compliance gripes, they pale in comparison to the sheer performance, zero-drift precision, and stunning aesthetics you get out of the box. If you prefer standard Xbox-sized controllers and want a competitive edge built to last, it is an incredibly easy recommendation.

I got this controller to add a full wireless option to my PC set up. I am generally used to wired because I'm generally not going to move a whole lot, and will be near the screen. However, I did want to have the flexibility of using this on my Xbox, which wireless is much more convenient in my loving room. My old wired controller is starting to show it’s age. This build wise feels solid, with good weight and plastic seems thick. Grip is good with the texture on grips, and the swappable magnetic covers stay secured. The button spring/feel is excellent. The customizability of response and buttons is excellent, much like what you can do with mice. The software to do this is pretty intuitive. I keep mine at 8000 report rate and the responsiveness and lack of latency is great. You can switch out the d-pad between 3 designs for different feels also. I tested the with several racing games and I really do like the responsiveness and wired, 2.4ghz and Bluetooth all do well, but I am running this on 2.4ghz. It is comfirtsble for long sessions over hours, snf the vibration sense in it is good l, comparable to many other controllers. I do not use it much. The charging on this is fairly quick, and easy to lone up and get going. I think it would be cool if they make more of the magnetic skins available separately, but eventually I may ger a second one for the x-box so I can play in pairs with a friend, and I could have fun between different colors. I think at this price point this is a very solid and compettstive controller you won't be disappointed in. We'll have to se how it does long term with durability. I have had very few go bad over the years, other than from my own fault (kicked over cups of stuff near where I left the controller). I give this 5 stars, I have no reason to deduct any stars. A good controller.

I have been using the GameSir G7 Pro Wireless Controller with my Xbox Series X for a few days, and it is brilliant. The controller feels responsive, comfortable, and very well designed. The wireless connection works smoothly, and I really like having the flexibility to use it wirelessly or wired when needed. The Fallen Feathers design is one of the first things that stand out. The Fallen Feathers collaboration gives the controller a unique and bold look, and the faceplate and charging station make it feel like more than just a regular controller. It has a premium gaming style that fits the game's theme very well. Performance has also excellent. The GameSir Mag-Res TMR sticks feel smooth, accurate, and reliable, giving me precise control while gaming. I also appreciate the Hall Effect analog triggers with clicky Micro Switch trigger stops because they allow me to adjust the feel depending on the type of game I am playing. The optical Micro Switch ABXY buttons and mechanical Micro Switch D-pad are crisp, responsive, and satisfying to press. I also like the extra customization options. The four remappable buttons, including the mini bumpers and lockable back buttons, make it easy to personalize my controls. The three-part magnetic swappable faceplate and extra D-pads are great additions for changing the look and feel of the controller. The physical mode switch is also convenient for moving between Xbox, PC, and Android. Overall, the GameSir G7 Pro Wireless Controller is an excellent controller with strong performance, great build quality, responsive buttons, and a beautiful Fallen Feathers design. It works very well with my Xbox Series X, and I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a high-quality wireless controller with advanced features and plenty of customization.

The GameSir G7 Pro controller is a fantastic controller with tons of customization. The WUCHANG Fallen Feathers art work on the controller looks so good. Almost serves as a nice decorative piece when the controller is docked. Aside from the looks, the comfort level is great. Feels really good in the hand, and the grip is solid thanks to the rubber grips on the backside of the controller. The dock is great to have as well. It completes the aesthetic of the controller while docked and works very well. Sits in there nice and firm. The front cover plate comes off nice and easy so you can customize the Dpad and whatnot. The overall level of customization of this controller is really nice. You have extra remappable bumper buttons, lockable back buttons and "clicky" micro switch options, hair trigger mode and more! Overall, the controller is great if you are into super customizable triggers and buttons. It is comfortable, has great battery life and looks beautiful. I would say, however, this controller isn't necessarily for everyone. If you don't need the customization features I would pass on this controller. Otherwise, great quality and a great controller!

Unboxing the GameSir G7 Pro Wireless Controller Fallen Feathers edition instantly set the tone for how special this controller is. I specifically got it for wireless control with my Xbox series S and PC. The Fallen Feathers design is a beautiful detailed piece of artwork and textured feather like grips makes it one of the most visually striking controllers I have added to my setup. It looks premium sitting on the desk or docked next to the console, and in the hand it feels every bit as good as it looks. The grips are more than just cosmetic. That feather like texture adds a subtle but very noticeable boost in comfort and control during long gaming sessions. Even after hours of play, the controller never feels slippery or fatiguing, and it is super lightweight making it easy to forget you are even holding it. The removable faceplate is a nice feature on paper, and it adds flexibility for customization, but honestly, with how great this Fallen Feathers design looks, there is not much desire to take it off. Feature wise, this controller is loaded. The tactile buttons and switches have a satisfying, precise click that gives great feedback without feeling stiff. Hall effect triggers and the TMR sticks add to the sense of accuracy and smooth control, and the 1000 Hz polling rate is a nice touch for anyone who cares about responsiveness. Although the 1000Hz rate is only achievable on PC. Everything about the inputs feels tuned for competitive play, but it still works great for casual gaming and everyday use as well. To get the most out of all the features and fine tuning, it is necessary to download the Gamesir Nexus app specifically for this model. The app gives total control over personalization settings and tightening up dead zones. One of the biggest wins for this version as mentioned before is wireless support with Xbox through the included dongle. Previous models apparently had some frustrating limitations when it came to working properly with Xbox consoles, but this one connects smoothly and behaves like a true wireless controller on the system. On my Xbox Series S, pairing was simple and the performance has been very solid, with no weird dropouts or input issues so far. Where this controller really shines for me, though, is on PC. Using it on the go with my gaming laptop, the response time feels incredibly snappy. Inputs register instantly, which is especially noticeable in fast paced shooters or action games where quick reactions matter. The 1000 Hz polling rate really shows its strengths here, and the controller quickly became one of, if not my absolute favorite, to game with on PC. Switching between the Xbox and laptop has been smooth, so it fits nicely into a hybrid console/PC setup. Overall, the GameSir G7 Pro Wireless Controller Fallen Feathers edition checks all the right boxes. It combines a beautiful, standout design with textured feather like grips, tactile and responsive controls, modern features like hall effect triggers and high polling rate, and finally the wireless Xbox support that was missing on earlier versions. Between its performance on my Xbox Series S and the crazy responsive feel on my gaming laptop, it has rapidly become my go to controller and a top recommendation for anyone who cares about both aesthetics and serious gameplay.

GameSir is a maker of controllers that we have wanted to try for a while now and with the G7 Pro we got our chance to do so. First Impressions Initial unboxing and setup of the G7 Pro was extremely straight forward. I had the controller connected to our game console & our PCs in no time. The controller feels good in our hands, it doesn’t feel cheap and for me, with my smaller hands, I find large controllers to cause fatigue but this one does not cause that problem at all. It’s been a great addition to our gaming setups. But I’ll have to fight the kids until I get them each one!!! Rating: 5/5 Xbox Gaming Gaming with it on the Xbox has been great. The controller truly punches above its weight by being as good as some $150+ controllers we have around the house and utilize for our gaming sessions. None of us had any complaints using the controller on the Xbox. Rating: 5/5 PC Gaming I am normally a keyboard and mouse type of PC gamer. At least when it comes to games like Counter-Strike: Source, Counted-Strike 2, Squad, etc. So basically for FPS games I like the keyboard and mouse as I’m insanely quicker with that setup for FPS games. However, for racing, fighting, wrestling, football, etc. I like to use a controller. I fell in love with this controller when using it on the PC. I really liked it on the Xbox but I loved it on the PC. I haven’t figured out why just yet. It could be the short throw of the trigger that I’ve set up, or it could be the macros I set. But I really think it’s because it fits perfectly in my hand, doesn’t cause fatigue, and everything else I’ve mentioned too all rolled into one. Either way I’m extremely happy I gave this controller a shot because it’s been great for us! Rating: 5/5 In closing the GameSir G87 Pro has been absolutely great for playing on the Xbox, and on the PC. Playing both has been a joy with the GameSir G7 Pro. I’m happy we have it in our rotation of controllers now. My sons’ each want one now, and so I’ll probably get them one for their birthdays. Overall Rating: 15/15

To start, I am an avid Xbox gamer. I play on my Series X almost daily, and that is where I am using this controller. I have not hooked it up and run it on a PC or bluetooth to a phone at all, though I do believe those are options. I am also a die hard fan and user of the official Xbox Elite Controller, so this was definitely a step outside of the box for me to use a different manufacturer's premium controller option. I was not disappointed. I would say this is on par for the Elite 2 for me, with a few added nice touches. First, what I don't like. There are only 2 things that bother me. First, the need for the USB dongle on the Xbox. While I'm not typically a 3rd party controller enjoyer, I believe most of the wireless ones can use the native Xbox wireless system. If I'm wrong, then disregard this... but this particular controller will require you to use one of the USB ports, and a separate one for charging, though you could just use it as wired. The other thing I'm not a big fan of, the start/menu button and the select button are too high. Could just be a comfort thing based on what I'm used to, but I feel like I have to stretch too far to reach them. Outside of that, this controller is excellent. The paint job is very cool even though this isn't a game I'm familiar with. Controller is very lightweight. It comes with 3 total options for your dpad to fit your preferences. There is a companion app on the Xbox with a plethora of settings and programing options. You can remap buttons, change stick dead zones and sensitivity, everything you can think of. A neat touch is two extra buttons on top. You can set things up to never have to remove your your hands from the thumbsticks and still access all face buttons. The last thing I'll say I really like is the smoother feel of the buttons on the back versus the Elite. The Elite has paddles, these are more integrated buttons and I like that better. Overall, if you want a premium controller but don't want the Elite, this is an option that surpasses the Elite in many ways. You can't go wrong here!

The GameSir G7 Wireless Pro Gaming Controller is like a breath of fresh air to gaming. It is intuative with its layout and features, and a very cool skin that makes your game area stand out. Out of the box(which in itself is very nice), it has the controller, charging stand, a very nice usb charging plug, and a guide, warranty paper, decal, a month of xbox live ultimate, and 2 options for replaceable d pad configurations. Picking up this controller, it just has a great feel, and all of the buttons feel well flowing and positioned well. It has 2 buttons on the back of the controller, but where other "elite" controllers have 4 total button on the back, this controller has moved 2 of them to the inside of the right and left bumpers and triggers. I like the feel of the buttons there and feel it flows better. It does come with a very nice usb to usb-c charging cord that is pretty long, so you do have some options of where you can keep your controller charging stand. The charging stand also has a graphic wrap on it that flows with the controller nicely and looks very cool overall. Gameplay on the controller is great! The joysticks are very fluid and roll nicely. The buttons have a nice press to them and overall feels very well built. It does have trigger sensitivity switches on the back as well. Overall, this is one of my most favorite controllers to use, and I highly recommend it.

This is it. This is THE controller to beat all other controllers. I've gamed on several different game systems over the 20+ years I've been into games. I've tried the popular brands and everything from low end to high end controllers. This is now my favorite controller and I don't know that a different controller can beat this. The build quality is solid, the swappable face plates for the bottom left control pad are awesome and I had a lot of fun trying out the different setups to see what I liked best for the games I play. I am using this on a PC and have already ordered a second one for the gaming laptop. The colors are gorgeous and there is a raised feel to the design on the handles themselves. This is grippy without being sticky. Movement is smooth and button clicks are concise. There are still additional buttons to designate as needed, and I love that this didn't have the annoying paddles in the back like a lot of higher end controllers do. I play a lot of first person shooter games and love that you can control the depth needed to press the trigger button. This was super easy to setup and connect to my laptop. The included charging dock works well and I love that the color matches the controller. I can't recommend this enough.

I really like the GameSir - G7 Pro Wireless Controller Fallen Feathers edition. I am not usually a controller person but I recently installed Forza Horizon 6 for some couch racing. I wanted a controller that would have TMR sticks and Hall Effect triggers for their durability and adjustability. And importantly software that would take advantage of that. The G7 Pro gives me all of that and on a personal note this controller spoke to me with its Wuchang Fallen Feathers theme about struggle and fate. It also looks way cool sitting in the dock on the table in my living room. The controller was packaged well and was in perfect condition. The braided USB cable is nice and long and has the same color theme as the controller. The dock provides a place for the receiver to be stored. If I had one concern about this controller is if the finish will hold up. But then if I do have wear on the finish it just might be due to the upcoming battles that have yet to be. This controller is not just a nice addition because it looks so nice but because its looks are also matched by its functions.

This is my first controller from Gamesir and I must say, I’m impressed! The look and design of this controller alone is a show stopper. It’s very unique from an aesthetic perspective. One thing I really love about this controller is its 3 modes. I can use the same controller for my PC, Xbox, and mobile play. This allows me to retain the same controller feel and use across all my platforms so I don’t have to switch to something that has a different feel. I can also map the same buttons across platforms using the Gamesir app which is excellent! The controller feels great in the hand. It’s comfortable, and the Mag-Res TMR (Tunnel Magnetoresistance) sticks are fantastic. No drift at all and extremely precise. With the 1000Hz polling rate the responsiveness of this controller is truly great. Little to no input latency at all is everything we want in a wireless controller. The triggers are amazing and very versatile. They are extremely smooth with Hall effect analog triggers for racing games but when you flip the physical locks, you engage the clicky micro switch trigger stops which are great for shooters turning your trigger pull into a literal mouse click. The button cluster has great tactile feeling micro switches that are insanely fast and very enjoyable. Gamesir hit it out of the park with the mechanical micro switch d-pad as well. Gamesir also added four extra mappable buttons via the GameSir Nexus app which is simple to use and very lightweight keeping your system bloat free. Two standard back buttons and two extra mini bumper buttons located next to the triggers. You also have the ability to lock these additional buttons out if you don’t want to accidentally press them. The 1200mAh battery nets you between 10-12 hours of gameplay but the included Auto start/stop charging station provides very convenient charging to keep the controller nice and charged up ready to go. It’s also aesthetically pleasing and not a desk eyesore. For the price of this controller it is a great value with 0 stick drift and fun tactile mechanical switch buttons encased in an aesthetically pleasing body. It’s a top performer and I would highly recommend it if you are in the market for a better than stock controller experience!

The Gamesir G7 Pro Wireless controller for Xbox X and PC is just outstanding! Packaging is very nice, compact, and protective. You get 3 D pads to choose from for your liking. You get a nice thick 10 foot USB A to USB C cable, a charging dock, and the USB A 2.4ghz adapter. You plug the adapter into the bottom of the base station then the base station into your Xbox or PC, turn on your Xbox or PC and it syncs automatically. Download the Gamesir app. In the app you have all kinds of button mapping and adjustments, when needed. The best part of the base with adapter.... when you lift the controller off the base your Xbox or PC will start up and when you place your controller back into the base your Xbox or PC will sleep, what a very nice feature (still working on getting it to work on the PC). I played on both Xbox and PC and this controller brings your gave advantage to an entire new level! No lag no delay at all! I was dominating with ease in COD (Call Of Duty). I can not beleave how responsive the Gamesir G7 Pro is and with all the extra buttons. You can change face plates and side plates but only the tops, I will never as i love the design and color, but if you do change covers, remember the bottom color can never be changed so match accordingly. My Xbox X playing is now on an entire new level, and I always wanted more buttons for COD. Of course all other games are much better also, fortnight and etc.... Battery life is outstanding for a controller, vibration is perfect, I can't find anything I don't or slightly like about the Gamesir G7 Pro.... Your game experience will be top notch, just make some adjustments to the sensitivity and button layout, you will be doing so much better than you ever did with the Gamesir G7 Pro controller!

I’ve been using the GameSir G7 Pro Wuchang: Fallen Feathers controller, and it’s seriously impressive. First off, the design is beautiful—it has a dark cyan and gold finish with actual physical textures you can feel, almost like dragon scales. It just feels great in your hands. The best part, though, is the new TMR thumbsticks. If you've ever had a controller ruined by stick drift (where your character moves on their own), these fix that completely. They are incredibly smooth and built so the internal parts don't rub together and wear out. It feels like a classic, responsive controller, but built to actually last. Why It's Worth It The Look: It features a gorgeous, textured design that you can actually feel, plus rubberized grips on the back for long gaming sessions. No More Stick Drift: The new TMR sticks use magnets instead of physical parts that rub together, meaning they won't wear out or start drifting over time. The Extras: It comes with a matching charging dock and swappable magnetic faceplates. If you want a premium controller for your Xbox or PC that looks amazing and is built to last—without spending a fortune—this is definitely one to grab.

I’ve had some time to use the GameSir G7 Pro controller. Straight out of the box it this thing looks sooo nice. This design is probably one of my favorites I have seen. I will admit I didn’t play Wuchang - Fallen Feathers. But you don’t need to play it to just admire this controller. It looks sooo much better in person than it does in the picture. And the picture it looked great. Out of the box the grips feel great and feel quality you can feel the texture of the design and can tell it’s not a cheap paint job. The covers on the front do pop off by magnets so don’t be scared when they pop off like I did. It comes with two extra D- Pad configurations so depending what you are interested in or like you can change them. The performance is just as great as the looks. It has 4 extra triggers to help with that competitive gaming and man the upper triggers feel great and sound great never knew I needed them til now. The lower ring finger triggers are good and are they are lockable as well so you don’t accidentally grip your controller wrong and do a crazy move mid game. Overall very impressive with this controller for the price.