GameSir G7 Pro
News, coverage and analysis tracking GameSir G7 Pro across the outlets.
The 8K version of the GameSir G7 Pro has taken its first-ever discount, and it's not even in the big summer sale…Walmart has offered a nearly $20 discount on the GameSir G7 Pro 8K controller, ahead of Amazon's Prime Day sale. This deal applies specifically to the Nioh 3 colorway and offers a higher polling rate and swappable thumbstick tops compared to the regular GameSir G7 Pro, though it lacks Xbox Series X/S compatibility.
The GameSir G7 Pro's Prime Day pricing confirmed: fan-favorite Xbox controller with TMR thumbsticks to take a 20%…The GameSir G7 Pro controller for Xbox Series X will receive a 20% discount during Amazon's Prime Day sale, reducing its price to $63.99 in the US and £63.99 in the UK. This deal applies only to the original Xbox version, not the PC model. Other GameSir accessories, including the Pocket Taco and G8+ MFi Type-C, will also be discounted.
The best gaming tech we've reviewed in May 2026May 2026 saw a variety of gaming hardware reviewed, with a focus on PC and retro gadgets, alongside some audio options for Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 5. The SteelSeries Arctis Nova Pro Omni headset received a perfect five-star score, topping the best gaming headset guides. Other notable mentions include the Logitech G512 X keyboard and the GameSir G7 Pro 8K gamepad.
It's Sugar Whirl vs Lavender Dusk: GameSir and 8BitDo go head-to-head with colorful new Xbox controllers - but…GameSir and 8BitDo have launched new officially licensed Xbox controllers, the T7 Pro and Ultimate 3 respectively, with similar color schemes and pricing. Both controllers offer wireless connectivity via USB dongle or Bluetooth, and feature Hall effect triggers. The 8BitDo Ultimate 3 includes adjustable thumbstick tension and additional bumper buttons, while the GameSir T7 Pro features four rumble motors and RGB lighting.
GameSir officially launches the PC version of its G7 Pro controller, unlocking a ludicrous 8,000Hz polling rate for less…GameSir has officially launched the PC version of its G7 Pro controller, featuring an 8,000Hz polling rate for enhanced responsiveness. This new model is available for $89.99 in the US and UK, positioning it as a more affordable alternative to the Razer Wolverine V3 Pro 8K. While the practical difference for most players is minimal, the higher polling rate offers peace of mind for competitive gamers and maximizes the potential of advanced thumbstick technology.
"One stick movement = 10 pushups" - GameSir teases a controller with four back buttons and up to 40kgs of adjustable stick tension for April Fools, but its commitment to the bit is puzzling meGameSir has teased a hypothetical controller called the Cyclone 4, featuring four back buttons and adjustable stick tension ranging from 4-40kgs, presented as an April Fools' joke. Despite the exaggerated features, the company has shown a willingness to engage with fan requests for more back buttons and adjustable tension, with a cryptic response suggesting future development of such features.