GameSir G7 Pro Zenless Zone Zero Edition Tri-Mode Controller / 2.4GHz & Wired for Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One & PC / Bluetooth for Android / Mag-Res TMR Sticks / Hall Effect Triggers with Micro Switch Stops / 1000Hz Polling (PC) / Optical Micro Switch ABXY / 4 Rumble Motors / Charging Dock Included

This is the Zenless Zone Zero edition of the GameSir G7 Pro, a themed release carrying the full competitive hardware set of the standard model. It measures 152 x 103 x 58 mm at 272 g and covers Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PC and Android from a single controller.

A 2.4GHz wireless link handles both Xbox consoles and PC, which is the mode most players will spend their time in. Dedicated 2.4GHz has a channel to itself rather than sharing airtime the way Bluetooth does, and that is why it remains the standard for wireless play where response matters.

Android devices connect over Bluetooth 5.3, while a cable covers Xbox consoles and PC when you want a physical connection instead of a wireless one. Three modes across four platforms means the controller adapts to the device rather than the other way around.

The joysticks are GameSir Mag-Res TMR units. Tunnelling magnetoresistive sensing tracks the magnet's position without physical contact, so stick tracking stays consistent and the wear that causes drift never starts. It is also more power efficient than older magnetic sensing, which helps in wireless use.

The package includes eight interchangeable sticks and four silicone thumbstick covers, so the height and shape of each stick can be matched to how you hold the controller. Taller sticks give finer aim through more travel, shorter ones move faster, and the covers change grip without changing the stick itself.

Both triggers use Hall Effect contactless sensing, backed by micro switch trigger stops. Leave the stops off for the full analog sweep a racing game needs, or engage them so the trigger bottoms out against a switch after a fraction of the travel, which turns each pull into a fast click.

The ABXY buttons use optical micro switches, actuating by interrupting a light beam so there is no contact bounce and no metal to erode. The D-pad uses mechanical micro switches for a firm click on every direction, and two D-pads are supplied to suit different thumb preferences.

Connected to a PC, the controller polls at 1000Hz, reporting its state once per millisecond and matching the rate competitive mice run at. Motion control is also a PC feature here, adding gyro aiming on top of the sticks for the fine corrections a thumb cannot make as quickly.

Four additional inputs sit beyond the standard layout: R4 and L4 back buttons under the grips, plus R5 and L5 mini bumpers next to the shoulders. All four are remappable, and latches let you physically disable the back buttons for games where an accidental press would cost you.

Four rumble motors sit in the controller, one in each grip and one in each trigger, so vibration can be placed under the finger it relates to. The 3.5mm audio jack works over both the wired and 2.4G wireless connections, meaning going wireless does not cost you headset audio through the pad.

A 1200mAh cell delivers around ten hours of typical gaming use, and a full charge takes about 2.5 hours at 5V and 1A according to GameSir Lab testing. The smart auto charging station is included, so the controller charges by being set down rather than by finding a cable each evening.

The three-part magnetic faceplate lifts off by hand, and a second faceplate is supplied in the box. Also included are the charging station, a receiver, two D-pads, a 3m Type-C cable and a carrying case, and GameSir Nexus handles the remapping and profile side of the setup.