Peyton
12 de marzo de 2026
Great Controller with newer and better relatives.
I bought this controller after using the standard Xbox controllers for most of my life. It introduced me to a whole new category of inexpensive controllers that are surprisingly well designed and perform far better than expected. I started with the G7 SE, and it quickly became the best controller I had ever used. After several months, the bumpers began sticking, and it turned out that a small plastic piece inside had snapped from repeated use. This doesn’t seem to be a widespread issue with these controllers, so I’m assuming I just got unlucky. Because of that, I’m still giving the controller five stars.After that controller broke, I decided to try one of their newer models, the Cyclone 2. It was almost perfect, but the sticks didn’t feel quite as good to me as the ones on the G7 SE. That’s completely personal preference, and most people would probably say the Cyclone 2 is the better overall controller. After spending some time with it, I eventually decided to pick up the G7 Pro. All I can say is that the G7 Pro is one of the nicest controllers I’ve ever used. It doesn’t have any obvious downsides, and there’s even a PC-only version now with an 8k polling rate, macro functions, and other extra features.If I had never bought the G7 SE in the first place, I probably wouldn’t have gotten into the GameSir ecosystem or realized how good a “pro” controller can be without the insane price tag. That said, I probably wouldn’t recommend the G7 SE as much anymore since the G7 Pro and Cyclone 2 are both better controllers in my opinion, and in some ways objectively improved. It also depends on whether you’re playing on Xbox or PC. For PC, I would definitely recommend the Cyclone 2 or the G7 Pro. For Xbox, the options are really the G7 SE or the G7 Pro. If you’re willing to spend the extra $30–40 for the G7 Pro, it’s absolutely worth it.Ver másVer menos
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