G7 Pro Wired

I bought the GameSir G7 Pro, and it's a fantastic controller. Just don't buy the white one; it gets dirty really fast. I just cleaned it with alcohol, and it came off a little (the picture is from before I did it), but it's really comfortable, and everything is adjustable and replaceable... highly r

GameSir g7 pro . Has extra flat buttons where your ring finger and pinky rest to customize and also other extra button s by the triggers . Has an app where you can custom basically everything like sensitivity, dead zones, etc. they also have locking mechanism so the buttons don’t have to be pushed j

The 4-way pad is intended for people upcycling their G7 HE and SE plates. You can also buy HE/SE plates for $10 a piece, in multiple colors, from GameSir's website. The only downside is that they're one piece and cover the whole front so you'll lose your separate textured grip pieces as well, unless

The Wolvervine V3 PRO is my daily driver. After owning Elite 1, Elite 2 and a few GameSir (wired) Controllers. I wanted to go wireless again. I looked around and got the Wolverine V3 PRO - back then it was a bit more expensive than an Elite 2 - but I am glad I got it. After using the Wolvervine V3 P

Thank you so much! Yes, you can swap the faceplate and G7 Pro is compatible with G7 Faceplate which gives you a lot of options. Latency at GameSir is always top tier(I mean lowest) so this is no exception. It got mouse click and software hair-trigger so these are the fastest ever, and it has Anti-Dr

The G7 Pro has noticeably lower deadzones than a stock Series X controller out of the box. That’s why it can feel way more sensitive or ‘twitchy’ compared to a normal Xbox pad. You can get it closer though by raising the inner deadzone a bit in GameSir Nexus and using a more linear response curve in

Ngl Op, I hate this Idea of the best, question. Not anything against you, but realsitically speaking, it all depends on a few factors, budget and need. Most don't need the best as they don't play for the best, they aren't competitive, and they also just think that suddenly a 80 dollar controller fro

Copy the GameSir G7 Pro (wireless) and add gyro natively. I can't believe we're still lacking native gyro support. Four removable paddles in the back would be nice, but having at least two is important to me.

Choose the GameSir G7 Pro if: You're primarily an Xbox or PC gamer seeking a wired controller with high-precision inputs and extensive customization options. Choose the GameSir Cyclone 2 if: You require a versatile controller compatible with multiple platforms (excluding Xbox) and value wireless con

I'm definitely offset or nothing but GameSir pads are excellent, I love my G7 Pro. I just recommended someone the GameSir collection for macro programming since repetitive button presses cause her joint pain to flare up, and that can mitigate it a lot