GameSir G7 Pro Tri-Mode Gaming Controller - Black / Wired for Xbox Series X|S & Xbox One / 2.4GHz & Wired for PC & Steam / Bluetooth for Android / Mag-Res TMR Sticks / Hall Effect Triggers with Micro Switch Stops / 1000Hz Polling (PC) / Gyro Aiming (PC) / 4 Rumble Motors / 1200mAh / Charging Dock Included + FREE DELIVERY !

The GameSir G7 Pro in black covers Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PC, Steam and Android from one controller. It measures 152 x 103 x 58 mm and weighs 272 g, and the specification reads like a competitive pad rather than a spare: TMR sticks, Hall Effect triggers and four extra buttons.

The G7 Pro connects the way each platform expects. Xbox uses a wired link because that is what the console permits, PC gets both 2.4GHz wireless and wired options, and Android connects over Bluetooth. Rather than one compromise connection, each device gets the mode that suits it best.

The joysticks are GameSir Mag-Res TMR units. Tunnelling magnetoresistive sensing reads stick position from a magnetic field with no physical contact, so the wear that causes drift never begins. TMR also draws less power than earlier magnetic sensing, which matters when the same controller runs wirelessly on a PC.

The analog triggers use Hall Effect sensing and are backed by micro switch trigger stops. Leave the stops disengaged for full analog travel in driving games, or engage them and the trigger bottoms out against a micro switch almost immediately, turning each pull into a fast, clicky input for shooters.

ABXY runs on optical micro switches, which register with a light beam rather than metal contacts and therefore avoid contact bounce entirely. The D-pad uses mechanical micro switches for a firm, audible click on each direction, and two D-pads are supplied so you can fit the shape you prefer.

Beyond the standard layout there are four additional inputs: R4 and L4 back buttons under the grips, and R5 and L5 mini bumpers alongside the shoulders. Latches let you disable the back buttons physically, so an accidental press during a game that has no use for them is not possible.

On PC the G7 Pro polls at 1000Hz, sending its full input state once every millisecond. That rate matches what competitive mice and keyboards run at, and it means the controller is not the component adding delay between a flick of the stick and the camera moving on screen.

A gyroscope is fitted and works on PC, adding motion aiming on top of the sticks for fine corrections a thumb cannot make as fast. GameSir Nexus is where the gyro sensitivity is set, along with button remapping and saved profiles for the games you switch between most.

The 3.5mm audio jack works on both the wired connection and the 2.4GHz wireless mode, so going cable-free on PC does not cost you headset audio through the controller. Four rumble motors handle vibration, spreading feedback across the body instead of concentrating it in one place.

A 1200mAh battery powers the wireless modes, and the charging station is included rather than sold as an accessory. Docking a controller is the habit that keeps it charged, because it replaces the step of finding a cable with the step of putting the pad down where it already lives.

The faceplate is a three-part magnetic design that comes off by hand. It accepts previous G7 series faceplates, though the reverse is not true and other G7 controllers will not take the G7 Pro's plate. In the box are the charging station, receiver, two D-pads, a cable retainer and a 3m Type-C cable.