G7 Pro

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

Hoping they add TMR sticks, micro-switch hair triggers, & extra buttons. GameSir G7 pro has all this for 100$ 🎮💭

I know for a fact the GameSir G7 Pro Aimlabs 8K isn’t overhyped. The 8K polling made more of a difference than I expected. It feels noticeably more responsive, especially in FPS games compared to the normal G7 Pro (1000Hz). That was something I picked up on pretty quickly. The Gen 2 TMR sticks are p

For years I was using basic Xbox One controllers because I liked the classic Xbox feel. Probably went through 3 or so over time but each lasted a couple years before needing to be replaced so I felt I got good value from them. A few months ago I decided I wanted a controller with some back paddles a

I got the game sir G7 pro for the Xbox, and I’m loving it. Hall effect sticks that you can easily recalibrate. Nice clicky buttons. Paddles and extra bumpers. Would recommend, especially for the price

I used the GameSir G7 Pro on PC and it was pretty good. I had ordered one from their website and when the clicking trigger failed they just sent me a new controller. It has two back buttons and extra buttons between the triggers and shoulder buttons which are a bit weird to get used to. I think this

I picked up a PowerA Advantage Wireless a couple weeks ago from a sale on Amazon and it has shocked me at how good it is. Hall Effect sticks, Hall Effect Impulse Triggers, 4 rear buttons, buttery smooth anti friction rings, and it works wirelessly on Xbox and PC. Also has rubberized grips that feel

If you're able to get a controller that has paddles, it's a game changer! I use the GameSir G7 Pro and I don't have to take my thumbs off the sticks for any trick! There are cheaper options as well, especially if you only want two paddles. If you play a lot of shooters it's definitely super helpful

So depending on which one you have will determine what software you need to use. Older models use GameSir Nexus Legacy, while newer models use the current version of GameSir Nexus. These are both available on Xbox and PC, though I cannot speak for PlayStation. Alternatively, most GameSir controllers

I play on PC with an XBox series X controller and also have and tried a GameSir G7 Pro. For Diablo 4, I don’t find the extra buttons useful. For a game like Crimson Desert, yeah. But D4 is more basic. Unless you find the placement of the extra buttons comfortable, so would use them in place of the m