The GameSir T4 Kaleid is the first gaming controller from the manufacturer to use Hall effect sensing sticks and I am sure that all the old time gamers know that it’s kind of a big deal. Dreamcast controllers used to have Hall effect sensing sticks and I am fairly sure that the DS3 from Sony … Read more
I don’t know if I should call the GameSir G7 the seventh generation of gaming controllers since there is a good number of various gamepads developed by GameSir on the market, but I can definitely attest that the G7 feels the most refined. GameSir G7 Amazon.com Check Product GameSir.com Check Product Aliexpress.com Check Product The … Read more
The GameSir X3 mobile gaming controller is the successor to the X2 controller that I tested a couple of years back and the manufacturer kept parts of the design, changed some elements and has made a few interesting improvements. The most important one is the rear-mounted fan which should help keep your phone cooler a … Read more
The GameSir X2 is a fairly unconventional mobile gaming controller which, similarly to the Razer Kishi and the last gen Samsung Glap, it aims at bringing more people into the mobile gaming ecosystem by providing a series of physical buttons on the sides of the smartphone (so you don’t have to play games using the … Read more
The GameSir G4 Pro is one of the few multi-platform gaming controllers available from the China-based manufacturer and this one seems to be the best they built (so far), sporting a solid construction, interchangeable magnetic buttons and a better grip. GameSir G4 Pro Amazon.com Check Product Well, better than the grip offered by the GameSir … Read more
The GameSir T4 Pro is a multi-platform gaming controller designed to work with pretty much all available consoles (including the Nintendo Switch), as well as with your PC (both Microsoft and Apple OS) and even with your smartphone. The first two categories have been well served over the years by the tech manufacturers, while the … Read more
The GameSir GM300 is the third entry into the GM gaming mouse series and, so far, this is the most complete solution from the Chinese manufacturer, offering ambidextrous operability (thanks to the interchangeable thumb grips), a powerful optical sensor capable of reaching 16,000 DPI, a couple of magnetic counterweights, wired and wireless control, multiple buttons … Read more