G7 Pro

Still loving it after buying it themselves; it has become their go-to and they plan to buy a second. Feels it has noticeably improved their NBA 2K26 play through the feel in the triggers and sticks.

“I am still absolutely LOVING the Gamesir G7 Pro. Has become my goto. In fact, I like it so much, I plan to buy a second one. Highly recommended. Bought on my own dime.”

A long-time four-paddle COD player who almost ruled it out, then found its two back paddles plus two extra shoulder buttons more ergonomic and better for shooters than four paddles.

“You do not need 4 back paddles. These 2 shoulder buttons are more ergonomic and just work better for fps shooters than 4 back paddles.”

Pre-ordered it and after thousands of hours of Warzone it is still like new with no stick drift. Finds stick precision, comfort and response perfect, and prefers it to their Tarantula Pro 8K, Scufs, Xbox Elite 2 and DualSense Edge.

“after months—and thousands of hours playing Warzone—it’s still phenomenal. It’s like new: no stick drift, and everything works perfectly, just like when I bought it.”

Sold it after an hour or two: it is much smaller than the Vader 4 or Elite 2, and with large hands their thumbs sat at an awkward angle.

“I sold mine after an hour or two.. this controller is considerably smaller than than the Vader 4, or elite 2, so for those like me, with larger hands”

Plays wired on PC and thinks it puts $200-plus controllers like Astro and custom Scufs to shame; it is now their main controller except for DualSense Edge games.

“I think this puts premium to shame, I always play wired with my pc though and prefer it that way. I’ve had like 3 200+ dollar controllers from astro’s high-end controller to custom scuffs”

A latency-sensitive FPS player who owns many pro controllers. After the GameSir Cyclone 2 and G7 Pro, the Vader 4 Pro feels sluggish; they find the G7 Pro has lower latency and more accurate sticks than anything near its price.

“Once I used the two Gamesir controllers I realized just how much additional input latency the Vader 4 pro has in comparison.”

Plays only competitive games and is rough on controllers, yet theirs has had no issues in close to a year.

“I’m very aggressive with controllers in tense moments. Aka all games I play are competitive. I’ve had mine for close to a year and no issues.”

A week in after two Xbox Elite 2s: the D-pad and face buttons feel mushy, but the triggers and sticks shine with great accuracy, and $80 is very reasonable. Will judge durability after a year.

“The D-pad on the G7 pro works fine I guess, but feels mushy, unpleasant and simply not the elite 2 clickiness!”

A few days in, finds it the perfect PC controller for the price, with extra shoulder buttons and much better wireless stick latency than the Cyclone 2. Only the Flydigi Apex 5 competes, at twice the price.

“Just got mine a few days ago. Honestly it's the perfect controller for the price since I'm pc only. It has the extra shoulder buttons and much better wireless stick latency compared to the cyclone 2.”

Loves theirs: the charging stand, accessories and software make it an absolute steal, and it may be their favourite controller ever.

“Not just the charging stand. Everything that comes with it AND the software is that good? This is an absolute steal. I love mine so much. Might be my favorite controller ever”

Loves their G7 Pro as a really good all-round pad, though not for fighting games.

Reaches for the G7 Pro every time over their Apex 5, praising its responsive TMR sticks.

Finds the G7 Pro's sticks much better and higher-tension than the Apex 4's, though the Apex 4 is more comfortable for big hands.

Their G7 Pro's right trigger has started failing to register, stopping fire mid-spray in FPS games.

Returned two G7 Pro controllers within a month, a standard and a Zenless Zone Zero edition, both with trigger faults.

Found the G7 Pro a great controller but too small for them, so returned it.

Thought the G7 Pro felt premium but returned it because it wasn't comfortable for them.

On their third G7 Pro because the right trigger problem keeps returning, and they're tired of contacting GameSir support for replacements.

Having owned the G7 Pro, they warn that its rumble on Android is hit or miss.

Recently got the G7 Pro; their only complaints are the missing extra pair of back buttons and a D-pad that could be better.

“My only other complaints with the G7 Pro is lacking an extra 2 back buttons and the D-Pad could be better.”

With small hands, they struggle to reach the extra bumpers on their G7 Pro Wuchang edition.

“I would love a G7 Pro wireless with 2 back paddles. My hands are small and I have trouble reaching the extra bumpers on my G7 Pro Wuchang.”

The G7 Pro has replaced every other controller in their collection; the Razer they tried had a shape that hurt their hand.

“G7 Pro. It has replaced all other controllers in my collection. The razer is weird shape and I absolutely hated it (literally hurt my hand).”

A self-described controller snob and CoD player who rates the G7 Pro alongside the DualSense Edge: it is the first other controller to match their K/D, with great TMR sticks and an easy app.

“Historically, I’ve played my best with the DSE, but the G7 Pro is the first time I’ve had a similar KD when trying another controller.”

Owns the Apex 5 and G7 Pro Wuchang and prefers the G7 for its lighter weight and trigger stops; the Apex 5 feels too heavy for long sessions.

“I have the apex 5 and g7 pro wuchang, personal opinion g7 pro, lighter weight, and have stop trigger, but sadly no adaptive trigger”

Finds the G7 Pro amazing for all kinds of games; bought it for Xbox and PC connectivity.

“I have the g7 pro right now and it's amazing for all types of games. It depends if your mainly going to play on pc then I would not get the g7 pro.”

A long-time competitive CoD/Warzone player who bought the G7 Pro and after a week finds it everything they hoped for, outshining their Cyclone 2.

“I’ve been using the GameSir G7 Pro for about a week now and it’s everything I hoped for and then some.”

Loves their G7 Pro but is tired of its mechanical buttons, especially the hair-trigger extra bumpers.

“as much as I love my G7 pro, I’m tired of all the mechanical buttons. Especially those extra bumpers which get activated if I breathe too hard.”

Finds the G7 Pro nice but its sticks too loose and sensitive for competitive FPS; moved to a Wolverine V3 Pro 8K.

“The g7 pro is a nice controller, but personally the sticks are too loose for me, I like a bit more tension.”

Owns the G7 Pro and Vader 4 Pro and now uses the G7 more; its dongle range is excellent from across the living room, unlike the Vader's.

“Dongle range is crazy on thr G7 pro while the Vader 4 pro has far worse dongle latency and maybe 8 feet of range.”

Was disappointed by the G7 Pro: disliked the D-pad, and the software is meh and doesn't save some settings.

“disapointed by the g7 pro the dpad isnt my cup of tea, software is meh and doesnt save some settings i expected more”

Uses the G7 Pro as their main controller on PC and an Android tablet and is very happy with it.

“I'm using g7 pro as my main controller on pc and my android tablet. I'm very happy with it.”

Tried the G7 Pro and Vader 4 Pro and kept the Vader; finds the G7's Xbox-style triggers harsh and narrow and its back buttons harder to reach.

“I picked up both the G7 Pro and the Vader 4 Pro to see which one I’d like better, and honestly, it only took a few minutes with the Vader to know it was the winner for me.”

Returning the G7 Pro after two days: too small, cramped and with poor button placement, so they are going back to a Razer Wolverine Ultimate.

“I'm returning the gamesir G7 pro. It's too small and uncomfortable even for short sessions. I find myself cramped on it and it has poor button placement.”

Their G7 Pro Wuchang edition developed the faulty right-trigger switch issue and they are waiting for a replacement, though they still call it a banger overall.

Bought the G7 Pro and Vader 4 Pro and kept the G7 for its much better latency in competitive games.

“I recently bought exactly these 2. Returned Vader 4 Pro at the end becoz G7 Pro has way better latency (I play competitive game)”

Bought the G7 Pro to replace an Xbox Elite but is returning it because it lacks the Elite's premium feel.

“I bought a G7 pro to replace my elite 2. I'm returning the G7. It just doesn't have that "premium" feel of the elite.”

Owns the G7 Pro Wuchang edition and an 8BitDo Ultimate 2; the G7 costs more but offers far more features and customisation on PC, and has been their main since they got it.

“I have both (my g7 pro is wuchang edition) and while the GameSir is more expensive, it has plenty more features and versatility especially for PC. The Nexus software allows heavy customisation.”

With small hands, finds the G7 Pro uncomfortable unless held a particular way, though more advanced than the 8BitDo they are considering instead.

“I have smaller hands as a girl and the g7 isnt very comfortable to hold you have to hold it a certain way so your hands dont hurt.”

Dislikes the G7 Pro's clicky D-pad, but everything else is great and wireless latency is low.

“I bought G7 Pro some time ago. I can definitely say that I don't like the D-pad buttons (clicky but doesn't feel good like in PS controllers) but everything else is great.”

Their new Xbox-version G7 Pro was noticeably more responsive out of the box than their SCUF Valor Pro Wireless; light but not cheap, with clicky, responsive buttons.

“right out the box it was noticbly more responsive than my scuf valor pro wireless I bought over the holidays.”

Was pleasantly surprised that the G7 Pro's mouse-click buttons are soft and quiet.

“Was surprised by the G7 pro. All buttons are mouseclicks, but they are pretty soft and quiet mouseclicks.”

Finds the G7 Pro nice but its shape and size wrong for their hands, so they ordered a Vader 5 Pro.

“I have a G7 pro, and just ordered the Vader 5 Pro. G7 is nice but the shape and size are just not it for my hands.”

Owns a G7 Pro, Switch 2 Pro and Ultimate 2 and finds the G7's buttons noticeably louder than membrane ones.

“the buttons on the G7 Pro definitely are louder than the membrane options and would be heard by someone sitting on a couch next to you.”

Strongly advises against their G7 Pro: the right stick drops input for a quarter second several times a minute.

“I have an issue where the right stick drops input 2-6 times a minute for about a 1/4 second.”

Thinks their new G7 Pro is built perfectly but its triggers stick out much further than other controllers', which is a deal-breaker for them.

“Recently just purchased the Gamesir G7 Pro controller for use on PC. Firstly I think it’s built perfectly and I really like everything about it other than one major flaw for me.”

The G7 Pro feels insanely good in Code Vein, and its Xbox-like shape beats their old 8BitDo Ultimate; they love the microswitches.

“I've been playing code vein 1 with the g7 pro and it feels insanely good. Coming from the 8bitdo ultimate, the g7s xbox-esque shape is so much better.”

Finds the G7 Pro's feel spot on next to an Xbox controller; the buttons are mouse-click style and the start/select buttons sit higher than they are used to.

“The buttons are different (more of a mouse click than what the regular Xbox controllers have). My only mild complaint with it is the start and select buttons are much higher than I am used to from any controller”

With medium hands, finds the G7 Pro very comfortable and close in feel to an Xbox Elite, with no issues so far.

“I have med hands and it’s very comfortable for me. I couldn’t tell a big difference in the feel between it and elite 2. I haven’t had any issues with it at all.”

Finds the G7 Pro a little small but keeps using it for its great build quality and low latency, over their Apex 4.

“G7 pro is a little small for me, I still use though because the build quality is so good and latency so low. I dont want to use my Apex 4 anymore.”

Finds the G7 Pro solid and, wired, one of the lowest-latency controllers; enjoys everything except the D-pad, which needed the O-ring mod.

“Having it wired to the pc makes it one of the lowest latency controllers as well. I enjoy everything about it minus the D pad that I had to do the o-ring mod to make it feel better.”

Recommends the G7 Pro, whose grips suit their broad shoulders better than the original 8BitDo Ultimate; only complaint is a slightly clicky D-pad.

“I just picked up the Gamesir G7 Pro, I absolutely recommend giving it a shot and looking it up. My only complaint is the dpad is a bit too clicky”

Their G7 Pro feels fragile and no replacement parts are available for a €100 controller.

Likes the G7 Pro's mouse-microswitch buttons: loud, but crisp and clear about when they register.

“I have gamsir g7 pro wireless controller and a vader 4 pro with the mouse micro switches. They're loud, but I know exactly when I've hit them. They're crisp and clean, which I prefer.”

Loved the G7 Pro's microswitches so much that they modded their DualSense Edge to match.

“For the PC I have a G7 Pro with microswitches. I loved that so much that for Playstation I did the modification that you mentioned to its Dualsense Edge.”

Uses the D-pad for menus in Rocket League, and on the G7 Pro it kept registering the wrong direction. Thinks the controller is otherwise amazing, which made the bad D-pad all the more frustrating.

“I reflexively pressed towards the bat and I saw my settings change horizontally. It drove me crazy how amazing the controller is but for the Dpad it just doesn't work it's horrible.”

Their G7 Pro's D-pad is poor but functional, and a trigger started double clicking. Still rates it pretty good for the price compared with rivals.

“Mine started double clicking, so again, their quality control isn't perfect. But considering the price point and the controllers you can get at roughly the same price, it's pretty good.”

Used the G7 Pro for most of the year; it developed a centering issue after a short time, so they tried a Vader 5S. That went badly, and they are switching back because the G7 Pro is still the best controller they have used.

“Reason being I wanted a change was because the g7 hasncentering issue itself after a short amount of playtime but it's still the best controller I've used so I think I'm switching back.”

Never liked four back buttons, but has come to appreciate the G7 Pro's two extra top buttons (L5/R5) for weapon swap and reload in shooters. Missed them as soon as they switched back to a Vader 4 Pro.

“After getting used to L5/R5 on the G7 Pro, I found myself missing them when I swapped to the Vader 4 Pro on Xbox (via XB3), much like swapping to a stock controller with no back buttons.”

Wants to like the G7 Pro, but its lack of a rapid-fire function is a deal-breaker for them, and they keep going back to their Vader 4 Pro.

“I want to love the G7 pro, but not having rapid fire is a killer for me. I also own the vader 4 pro and keep going back to it.”

Likes the G7 Pro's bundled dock, great software and optomechanical buttons, and its light, Switch Pro-like size. Their first unit kept disconnecting from Windows and was replaced; the current one occasionally isn't recognised off the dock.

“The g7 comes with the charging dock and the software is great. Offers a lot of good customization and almost every button is optomechanical which I really like the feel of.”

After a month with the G7 Pro next to a year with the Vader 4 Pro, prefers the Vader. Credits the G7 for its bundled, better dock and swappable D-pad hats, but finds its Nexus software confusing despite the polish.

“I have g7 pro (bought recently 1 month ago) and Vader 4 pro (for a year). While both are capable I like Vader 4 pro a lot more.”

The G7 Pro's TMR sticks feel very good, but they value the Vader 5's tension adjustment more. GameSir replaced their G7 Pro after a trigger lock broke within about 15 hours of use.

“Only TMR sticks I’ve used is in the G7 pro, and while they do feel very good, the tension adjustment to me is more important on the V5, just really lets me dial in my aim/feel.”

Two G7 Pros failed the same way within a couple of weeks each: the right trigger's microswitch mode became intermittent and then stopped registering. A shame, they say, because the sticks, other buttons and software are excellent.

“I’ve had two G7 pro controllers fail in exactly the same way after a couple of weeks each. The microswitch setting in the right trigger starts to fail and become intermittent, then it stops registering at all.”

Returned the G7 Pro: button travel is too short, the D-pad fails on quick inputs and the controller felt small in their hands. Prefers the buttons on their EasySMX X10.

“The travel distance on all buttons is so low, dpad is specially horrible and fails you when you want to do quick inputs. The overall controller also felt quite small in hands.”

Hates the G7 Pro: the D-pad is nightmarishly bad and they found the sticks uncomfortable, though they accept others love it.

“I hate the G7 Pro, but other people swear by it, so could be another option. It has a nightmarishly terrible dpad though, and I found the sticks to be uncomfortable”

Tried the G7 Pro on Xbox: a good budget option if tested thoroughly, but the build quality was only OK, and the right trigger and A button didn't register consistently, which was a deal breaker.

“Downside for me was the build quality was definitely not top tier (but ok for that price). But the biggest deal breaker was buttons that wouldn't register consistently.”

Having used Xbox and DualSense controllers on PC and PS5, rates the G7 Pro the best so far, and calls the ZZZ edition the best value if the budget stretches.

“I have pc and ps5, used xbox controller as well on pc along with dualsense and so far g7 pro is best. If you can raise your budget a bit then zzz edition is best bang for the bucks.”

Could not get impulse triggers working on PC with their original tri-mode G7 Pro in any mode, wired or wireless. It isn't their favourite, and they prefer a cheaper Machenike G5 Pro V2 for Forza.

“It doesn't work and i came to the conclusion the tri-mode version (the first version, the one i got) doesn't natively supports the impulse triggers on Pc.”

Just bought the G7 Pro and finds it great in Forza Horizon 4 and 5, with impulse triggers that work well. Calls the TMR sticks the best analog sticks they have used.

“I just got the gamesir g7 pro ($80). It is great in FH5 and 4. Impulse triggers really work well. The TMR sticks are the best analog sticks i have ever used. Great controller.”

Is returning the G7 Pro because it is too small and uncomfortable to hold, and loves the Vader 4 they bought instead.

“I’m returning my g7 pro cuz I found too small and uncomfortable to hold. I bought the Vader 4 off amazon for 55 bucks and I love it.”

Bought the G7 Pro before learning about the ZD Ultimate Legend and might have picked that instead. Finds its sticks slightly short, and with 19×10 cm hands it is just big enough; wouldn't recommend it for larger hands.

“If you have bigger hands I would not recommend the G7 pro. I have medium sized hands, 19cmx10cm, and I dont find it uncomfortable”

Two weeks in and finds it awesome, with deeper software control than their Xbox Elite Series 2.

“I have had this controller for 2 weeks and so far it's awesome. Could not believe that it has a level of software control that's not present in my Series Elite 2.”

Moved from a Vader 4 Pro, whose input delay was a real problem, to the regular G7 Pro, which they find very responsive, comfortable and sturdy. Its software is less in-depth than Flydigi's but far easier to use.

“Just got a GameSir g7 pro (not 8k) and it's awesome. Very responsive, feels good, seems sturdy. The software isn't as in-depth as flydigi's but it's waaay easier to use.”

Owns the G7 Pro and a Vader 4 Pro; the G7 felt too small at first but they got used to it, and it has the better sticks and latency.

“I have both Vader 4 pro and G7. At first the G7 felt too small in my hands compared to Vader but I got used to it. G7 has better sticks and latency.”

Finds the G7 Pro great overall, but their unit's D-pad squeaks and is one of the worst they have used.

“my G7 Pro is great, however my dpad has a weird squeak sound and honestly it's one of the worst d pads I've ever used.”

Two weeks in, recommends the G7 Pro: swappable D-pad, sticks and faceplate, and TMR sticks that feel really good. It is lighter and smaller than an Elite, so it may feel less premium, but it has outperformed the Elite for them from day one.

“I can recommend the Gamesir G7 Pro, had it for two weeks now. $80. Swappable dpad, thumbsticks and faceplate. TMR joysticks feel really good. It's a bit lighter and smaller than the elite”

Recently switched from an Xbox Elite Series 1 to the G7 Pro and prefers the Elite's ergonomics; the G7 feels a little small for their hands.

“I had a elite 1 before and switched to the g7 pro recently, and I have to say I liked the ergonomics of the elite quite a bit more.”

Three days in, they love their G7 Pro and only wish it were a little bigger; the D-pad complaints seem exaggerated, or they got a good unit.

“Right now I will say on day 3, I’m in love with my g7 pro. I do wish it was little bigger but other than that it’s nice.”

This owner of both loves the GameSir G7 Pro's extra top bumpers and buttery TMR sticks.

“I have the G7 Pro and the Vader 5 Pro. I really love them both.”

This player returned the GameSir G7 Pro because it was too small and gave them hand cramps.

“G7 pro was too small and caused me to get hand cramps.”

This player found the GameSir G7 Pro's D-pad terrible, though the rest of the controller felt better than the Vader 5 Pro.

“Tried the G7 pro too, dpad was ass, the rest of the controller felt better than the vader though”

Ranking it last of the three they've used, this player didn't get on with the GameSir G7 Pro.

“I didn’t get on with the G7 pro.”

This player finds the GameSir G7 Pro the better value, including a cradle, though the Vader 5 Pro edges it on performance.

“Gamesir is overall a better value for the money.”

Owning both, this player finds the GameSir G7 Pro's software easier and reliable, though the back buttons are harder to use with large hands.

“I have both. Both are really good. The gamesir software is easier to use and just works.”

After three months with both, this small-handed non-FPS player prefers the G7 Pro for comfort and more refined sticks, and the Vader 5 Pro's left tension ring slips.

“I personally prefer the G7 Pro over the Vader 5 Pro. My hands are small so it feels much comfortable using than the Vader.”

This owner's G7 Pro had the same D-pad rubbing issue and the D-pad even fell out of the shell.

“i had same issues on my g7 pro, on top of it falling out of the shell when using it,”

Trying both, this player returned the G7 Pro, finding it a little small and hating its back paddle placement.

“I tried the G7 Pro ZZZ and Vader 5 at the same time. I ended up returning the G7.”

This G7 Pro owner likes it a lot for its Xbox-like design and fully configurable extra buttons in BF6.

“I can only talk about the G7 PRO which is what I have. I've been liking it a lot”

This player, who has used many controllers, says the GameSir G7 Pro has the worst D-pad of any modern controller.

“The G7 Pro has the absolute worst d-pad in any modern controller I've used”

This PC player uses the base GameSir G7 Pro, wireless on PC via the 2.4 GHz dongle, and sees no reason to pay more for special editions.

“I'm also on PC and I use a base model GameSir G7 Pro Xbox.”

Having tried all the top controllers, this player's favorite is the G7 Pro despite its terrible D-pad, and they praise GameSir's warranty replacements.

“I have tried all of the top controllers over the last year. G7 Pro has easily been my favorite, even with the terrible D pad.”

This PC MMO and FPS player finds the GameSir G7 Pro super solid with great mechanical face buttons; the D-pad is awful until swapped for an included alternative.

“I have the gamesir in hand and it feels super solid. Really like the mechanical face buttons, The dpad is awful at first but if u swap it to any of the other 2 its actually good.”

This user is disappointed by the GameSir G7 Pro's bad d-pad and having to fix it themselves.

“I'm still trying to power through with my G7 Pro but it's disappointing that the D-pad is so bad”

This user likes the GameSir G7 Pro but wants two more back buttons, a less slick grip and a better d-pad.

“G7 would have it in the bag if there were 2 more back buttons, and the “grip” was less slick during long sessions.”

After hours of Wuchang on PC, this user finds the GameSir G7 Pro solid with clicky face buttons and a quick d-pad, but the software is clunky and the extra shoulder buttons feel flimsy.

“It overall makes a good, solid impression and is definitely a big step up from a standard Xbox controller.”

A G7 Pro owner absolutely loves it but finds it as big as a DualSense.

“I have the Gamesir G7pro and I absolutely love it, but it rivals the Dualsense in its big size IMO”

A player with large hands finds the G7 Pro slightly small but too nice to switch from.

“The GameSir G7 Pro is just slightly too small for me but it’s such a nice controller I haven’t switched off of it.”

This player loves the G7 Pro despite worse latency than the Vader 5 Pro, but its 2 back buttons are a dealbreaker for FPS.

“I love my G7 Pro, even with noticeably worse latency than the Vader 5 Pro, but only having 2 back buttons is a deal breaker for all FPS games.”

An R6 player had many failed stick clicks on the G7 Pro and prefers the Vader 5S's lighter stick actuation.

“Whereas with the G7 pro I had many failed clicks leading to no lean.”

Moving from the Vader 4, a user found the G7 Pro's stick latency a game changer, though they wish it had 4 back paddles.

“Vader 4 was my go to until I got the g7, the stick latency was a game changer.”

A user's first G7 Pro had the trigger issue and was refunded, but they now own three more.

“The first g7 pro I ordered had the trigger issue, but I've been refunded and now I own 3 more G7 Pros!”

A G7 Pro owner says its D-pad is loose and an O-ring mod improved it; the Aimlabs 8K edition fixed it.

“The g7 pro definitely has a loose/“bad” d pad and the O ring mod made it much better.”

A buyer refunded the G7 Pro the next day over its D-pad and loose-feeling buttons.

“I bought one and requested a refund the next day.”

A G7 Pro ZZZ owner likes it otherwise, but its hair triggers are flawed and break after a while.

“The hair triggers are flawed so can't use them.”

A user's G7 Pro Ember Shadow right trigger lock failed after about a month.

“My Gamesir G7 Pro Ember Shadow's right trigger lock failed after roughly a month of use.”

A user has had their G7 Pro for a year without issues.

“Have a gamesir g7 pro for about a year now and no issue.”

A collector loves their G7 Pro.

“I love my g7 pro I actually have the zzz edition”

A gamer returned the G7 Pro the next day because of its terrible D-pad.

“Before Vader 5 I tried G7 Pro, dpad was terrible returned in very next day”

A gamer finds the G7 Pro's quality superb, on par with 8BitDo.

“I got mine new from eBay and the quality is superb”

A new G7 Pro owner calls it by far the best controller they've used.

“I just bought a gamesir g7 pro and its by far the best controller i have ever used.”

A gamer bought the G7 Pro on sale over waiting for the Vader 5 and really likes GameSir's software.

“I really like gamesir software after playing with it.”

A G7 Pro owner finds its embedded back buttons feel durable.

“The g7 pro back buttons are embedded like buttons. They feel like they will last.”

A gamer loves their ZZZ edition G7 Pro, though the back buttons sit a bit high.

“I just got the zzz g7 pro for Christmas and I actually love it.”

A gamer finds the ZZZ G7 Pro solid for the price and likes the back button placement.

“I also just received the ZZZ G7 Pro and it's a solid controller for the price.”

After a while, a G7 Pro owner's D-pad and face buttons have started creaking.

“I don't like the G7 Pro's creaky D-pad and ABXY now that I've had it for a while and creaking has set in”

A gamer is amazed by the G7 Pro: super accurate in racing games and great for fighting game combos.

“Got a GameSir G7 Pro and I am amazed how good it is!”

Owning a G7 Pro, Cyclone 2 and formerly an Ultimate 2C, a gamer is phasing out the Cyclone now that they have the G7 Pro.

“now that I have the G7P, the cyclone 2 is on its way out too.”

Having owned an Elite, Apex 4/5, Vader 4, Wolverine V3 and Victrix, a gamer rates the G7 Pro by far the best.

“The Gamesir G7 Pro is by far the best.”

A gamer was shocked by how well put together and premium the G7 Pro feels for about $70.

“recently the gamesir g7 pro tri mode and i was shocked to use it, it's so well put together”

A collector finds the G7 Pro nice but sized for smaller hands.

“G7 pro is nice but it’s meant for smaller hands”

Comparing a G7 Pro ZZZ edition, SCUF Valor Pro and Vader 5S, a player found the G7 Pro best but a little small for their hands.

“G7 pro ZZZ is the best out of those three, it’s just honestly a little small for my hands.”

A player is returning the G7 Pro because its handles are too thin and small for comfort.

“I'm returning my G7 pro because it's just too small for me. The handles are too thin for comfort.”

A player with big hands has no comfort issues with the G7 Pro and calls it amazing.

“I'm 6'4" and can palm a basketball easy. I have no issues at all with the Gamesir G7 Pro. It's amazing.”

A player with very big hands found the G7 Pro very uncomfortable and stopped using it after getting a Vader 5.

“6’6 and can also palm a basketball, very uncomfortable. I haven’t used it since getting Vader 5.”

An owner finds the G7 Pro's stick tension too tight and wishes it were adjustable.

“I have g7 pro and i personally feel that the stick tension is just too tight for my liking.”

A player returned the G7 Pro because its impulse trigger vibration was much weaker than a first-party controller's.

“I returned my g7 pro because the trigger vibration was mega weak compared to first party controller.”

A player found the G7 Pro solid but returned it because it didn't fit their hands.

“I sent it back because of the size, it just didn't fit my hands well at all.”

A console player who bought the original G7 Pro loves its software but finds the ergonomics uncomfortable and the sticks non-linear with a big outer deadzone.

“The software is fantastic. Literally the best of all controller I have used.”

A player finds the G7 Pro's sticks awesome once used with a zero deadzone, with no accidental extra-button presses.

“The sticks feel awesome to me.”

A player hates the G7 Pro for racing because its triggers are too short.

“I recently got a g7 pro and I hate it for racing games, the triggers are too short.”

A PC racer uses the GameSir G7 Pro mainly in Forza Horizon for its native trigger feedback and four rumble motors.

“I've been using the g7 pro mainly with FH6 on PC.”

A GameSir G7 Pro owner loves it for the most part, but the d-pad is terrible.

“I have a g7 pro and I love it for the most part but the dpad is absolute trash.”

A user's favourite controller is the GameSir G7 Pro, apart from the awful d-pad before modding.

“The G7 pro is also my favorite controller aside from the awful dpad before modding”

A user calls the GameSir G7 Pro one of the best-feeling controllers they've used.

“I suggest the Gamesir G7 Pro for its TMR sticks, versatility and features. Plus it's one of the best feeling controllers I have ever used.”

A user finds their GameSir G7 Pro great, though they prefer another controller's paddle layout.

“I have a G7 pro and it’s great! I just have a preference for the paddle layout of the Valor Pro.”

A former SCUF, Elite and Razer owner calls the GameSir G7 Pro the best controller they've owned.

“I love my Game Sir G7 pro. Best controller I've ever owned. I've had scuff, Xbox elite and Razer.”

A fighting-game player left the GameSir G7 Pro because its loud clicky buttons annoyed them.

“Used to use G7 Pro and other 3rd party controllers, but I got annoyed at the loud clicky buttons when playing fighting games”

A buyer of several GameSir G7 Pro ZZZ editions found horrendous quality control: crooked logos, squeaky buttons and more on every unit.

“The quality control on the ZZZ edition is HORRENDOUS: I bought several for myself and my cousins for their birthdays, all with various issues”

Tired of DualSense stick drift, a player highly recommends the GameSir G7 Pro for its features and price, though they still prefer the DualSense's shape.

“Highly recommend the G7 Pro, I’m sick of my Dualsense controllers getting stick drift.”

After over a year of 10+ hours a day of COD and Ark, a player calls the GameSir G7 Pro the best controller they've had, with no stick drift where previous controllers failed every few months.

“Personally, the GameSir G7 Pro is the best controller I've ever had.”

Owns two G7 Pros, which look, feel and work great.

“I have two cyclone 2s and two G7 Pros from them and they all look, feel and work great.”

Finds the G7 Pro's ABXY buttons amazing but very clicky.

“Also G7 pro is very clicky, in my personal opinion it's ABXY buttons are amazing, but they are all very clicky.”

Just got the G7 Pro and it mostly doesn't suit them: smaller than their Apex 4, the top extra buttons interfere with their grip, and the swapped D-pad doesn't click properly.

“I just got the G7 Pro and mostly it doesn't suit me.”

Their G7 Pro still feels like new, showing how durable GameSir controllers are.

“It's actually insane how durable gamesir controllers are, both my g7 pro and SE feel like I got them yesterday”

Likes the G7 Pro for esports like Rocket League; the polling rate is great.

“I do like my g7 pro for esport stuff like Rocket League, the polling rate is great.”

Their G7 Pro has held up a little better than their two Vader 5 Pros.

“I also have a g7 pro. The g7 has held up a little better.”

Loves the G7 Pro but says it still has quite a few quality-control issues, such as recent clicky trigger problems.

“While I love the G7 Pro, there's quite a few QC issues that haven't been ironed out.”

Dislikes the G7 Pro's small shape and short handles, which are shorter than the Cyclone, Kaleid and even a standard Xbox controller.

“I really dislike the G7 Pro because of its smaller overall shape and shorter handles.”

Owning both, they say the G7 Pro's build feels like a kid's toy next to the Vader 5 Pro.

“I have both and g7 pro build is like kid toy comparing to vader 5 pro.”

Having tried many controllers, they loved the feel of the GameSir G7 Pro but it cramped their hands after 30 minutes; they settled on the Vader 5 Pro for its adjustable stick tension.

“Between G7 and Vader, i really loved the feel of g7 but it really started to cram my hands after 30 mins.”

On their standard G7 Pro the face buttons are so sloppy they rub and scratch even after sanding the faceplate holes; the 8K is way better.

“Maybe I got a defective unit but the face buttons are so sloppy”

For Rivals of Aether 2 the G7 Pro is their best controller, since its snapback filtering works well and it supports octagonal gates.

“I find the G7 Pro the best controller for Rivals 2”

Their G7 Pro d-pad is garbage and useless for fighting games and platformers.

“my G7 pro dpad is absolutely garbage. Completely useless for fighting games/platformers.”

One of the best controllers you can buy.

“The G7 Pro is one of the best controller you can buy”

Their unit had squeaky buttons and extra travel after the left hair-trigger click.

“got a G7 Pro and it had squeaky buttons and the LT hair trigger had extra travel after the click”

By far the best of their eight controllers, with no stick drift and lots of extras in the box.

“gamsir g7 pro i have eight controllers this one by far the best plus and can never get stick drift”

Daily use with small hands and no comfort issues or pain.

“I have slightly smaller hands than you and use a g7 Pro everyday with no comfort issues or pain.”

One of their all-time favourites after trying almost every controller.

“G7 pro is one of my favorite controllers of all time. And I swear I've tried mostly all of them .”

Sent it back: small, plasticky, with an atrocious D-pad.

“I tried the g7 pro month ago and sent it back. Small, plasticy, and yes, I thought the dpad was atrocious.”

Became their daily driver after an Elite, a Razer and a Victrix didn't.

“I bought an elite and then a Razer and then a Victrix and none took the daily driver spot until I got a G7 Pro.”

Loves it, but the D-pad is abysmal whichever option you use.

“I love the G7 pro and and the dpad is abysmal no matter which option you use.”

Fantastic on Xbox over 2.4 GHz with zero problems.

“Gamesir G7 Pro is a fantastic controller. I use it on my xbox with the 2.4ghz and I have had 0 problems.”

Their Zenless edition tops the Wolverine V3 Pro, Stealth Ultra, Elite 2 and SCUF Valor Pro.

“I've had v3 Pro, Stealth Ultra, Elite 2 and Scuf Valor Pro... G7 ZZZ tops them all in my opinion”

Too small for their hands but felt decent enough to keep.

“I recently bought a Gamesir G7 pro and it was to small for my hands, I did keep it because it felt decent”

Better than the SCUF Valor Pro Wireless and Xbox Elite 2: more comfortable and responsive.

“G7 pro was the best out of valor pro wireless and Xbox elite 2 imo”

Loves it and uses it on both Xbox and PC.

“Gamesir G7 Pro. I love mine. Use it on Xbox and PC.”

No wireless issues after switching from a Vader 4.

“i ended up switching to gamesir g7 pro and i dont have the same issues with wireless connection.”