GameSir G7 SE Officially Licensed Xbox One Controller With Hall Effect Sticks for Windows 10/11, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, PC Gamepad with 3.5mm Earphone Port, Programmable Back ButtonCarbonfree Certified

Amazing controller definitely buy this. Paddles are good but I wish you could program them to different buttons. (You can program them to a button already on the controller for each) great product for your moneys worth!!!

I expected less quality at this price. And I was ok with that. I figure I could get a cheap controller for PC games and not pay much and that would be OK.This controller exceeded my expectations. It is high quality and rugged. The controls are sturdy. The vibration is strong. It feels like I can drop it or otherwise jam the sticks or whatever and it will be fine.It set up fine on my PC without any problems. It's very responsive and smooth. This is a great product.

Great controller and no need to keep recharging! Cord is plenty long to stretch from the sons desk or bed in the dorm room!

Terrible controller. The interface for the Xbox app is one of the worst interfaces i’ve ever seen. It’s a hassle to change a single key bind. Not only that but the mobile app doesn’t include this model so you’re stuck using the Xbox version. Controller is also very hit or miss on connecting. When you do finally get it connected the D-Pad buttons are terrible… you can’t click one of the them with out clicking multiple at the same time. The volume control is terribly put together. 1/10 will never be buying another game sir again.

Updated review:A few months ago I found a RetroPie gaming set up for the Raspberry Pi. I had a few pi3’s sitting around, so I flashed the SD card and got it up and running. I needed a gaming control so I ordered this GameSir control to use with the RetroPie set up. The review text below reflects that experience. I ordered a different controller and got things working.I then saw a prepackaged SD card for retro gaming on Amazon that was specifically for the Raspberry Pi3. I ordered it, loaded up one of my Pi3s and it was an incredible experience. It is a Batocera install and it really got me excited about retro gaming.I had an old Gigabyte cube that has an I7 core chip set so I did a fresh install of Batocera on it and transferred my games from the Pi3 SD to my new gaming cube. I installed some new front end skins and it blew my mind how much fun this new system is.I had set up to return the GameSir control, but then I thought I should try the GameSir control on my new set up. It worked! Apparently, the USB ports on the Pi3 is a much earlier revision and it didn’t support the power needs of the GameSir control. On this new set up, everything about the new control works. What makes this control better than any of my others so far is I have a few additional buttons that allow me to map controls that are not available to my other controllers.This one is a keeper.———————Original review:Dead on arrival! I tried using it in every computer system I had in the house it would not power up. Just delivered and being returned immediately.

For the majority part this controller works great, only been using it for a couple of days but I’ve noticed some things at least w/ my controller. There’s basically no drift (the dead zones for my controller are pretty low), the buttons work great EXCEPT the right and left triggers. The right trigger sometimes doesn’t register when I press it and neither does the left, SOMETIMES. The right def more than the other and maybe because I have it to shoot/fire but nonetheless still a great controller for the price fs.

I can’t believe the controller isn’t more??This thing is GREAT. No longer have to worry about stick drift. Response time is amazing. Game changer.

Well the controller works fine just came today, with 1 free month gamepass also.Only problems are the included power cable is dead right out of the box. I plug it into my console several times and the controller does not power on so I had to use another long USB Type C cable, glad I had one around. Lastly there was an Ant in the box too that was swiftly disposed of, you could say the cable was bugged I guess lol.