GameSir Tarantula Ultra 8K PC
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It may be controversial, but this 8,000Hz TMR controller doesn't feel as good as its original 1,000Hz model with vibration and wireless play
The GameSir Tarantula 8K controller, while featuring advanced TMR sticks and an 8K polling rate, is criticized for its lack of wireless play and vibration motors, making it feel less versatile than its original 1,000Hz model. The lightweight design and wired-only connectivity are seen as drawbacks for general use, though it may appeal to competitive PC players.
GameSir's latest software will teach you handy pro controller jargon you've been too scared to ask about, and you now won't need to reinstall it every time there's an update
GameSir has updated its Connect software, version 1.14.4, to allow automatic updates, eliminating the need to uninstall and reinstall the application. The update also introduces an information feature to explain controller jargon like deadzones and polling rates, and offers improved thumbstick deadzone curve customization. Additionally, firmware updates for the G7 Pro 8K PC model promise latency improvements.
It all makes sense: GameSir's bizarrely discontinued TMR controller is being resurrected as an officially licensed Xbox peripheral, but a new 8K polling model is perfect for PC players
GameSir is resurrecting its discontinued Tarantula Pro controller as an officially licensed Xbox Series X peripheral, alongside new models like the Tarantula Ultra 8K PC. The new Tarantula Series controllers feature updated microswitch face buttons and TMR thumbsticks, with the 8K models boasting Gen2 TMR sticks for enhanced accuracy. Both the Tarantula Pro for Xbox and the Tarantula Pro 8K PC are available for pre-order at $69.99.
