GameSirNova Lite 2.4g Wireless Controller for Windows PC, iPhone, Android, Switch & Steam Deck, Bluetooth Controller Gamepad with Hall Effect Trigger,Turbo,Rumble Vibration(White)

I'll start by saying I bought a gamesir T7 I use every single day and have for roughly 6-8 months and works flawlessly I wanted something, inexpensive, wireless, and wouldn't be worried about stick drift. This ticks every box! The T7 I use primarily on my Xbox now it's still fantastic, but using a wired controller on my PC for specific games was a bit annoying, but with this controller it fits my needs perfectly, my mic headset and now this already use USB c charging it won't last you multiple days per charge but for my uses it's 100% fine. I use mouse and keyboard for 90% of my PC games but there are very specific circumstances I will use a controller for and this thing delivers, to me it fits and feels very natural all the buttons are where a traditional Xbox layout controller is. Some people complain about the rumble??? I have no idea as to why it's a nice deep thick rumble not a crappy tinny weak cheapo brand rumble plus it's adjustable between 3 levels low, medium,high or off entirely.... This controller hopefully should last me many years but when or if it eventually does break, gamesir will probably recieve my money again.

The Gamesir wireless controller offers a reliable and versatile gaming experience, compatible with a wide range of devices. Its sturdy build quality, comfortable controls, and seamless connectivity make it a compelling choice for gamers seeking a high-performance controller.Design and PackagingThe controller arrives in a protective hard case, ensuring safe transportation and storage. The inclusion of a USB dongle for a 2.4GHz connection provides a stable and lag-free gaming experience on PC.Controls and ErgonomicsThe controller's buttons offer a satisfying tactile feel, while the analog sticks provide smooth and precise control. The durable construction of the thumbsticks suggests a long-lasting lifespan, minimizing concerns about drift or wear.Connectivity and Battery LifeThe controller's easy pairing process with a PC, facilitated by the USB dongle, streamlines setup and reduces hassle. The USB-C charging port ensures compatibility with various power sources, making it convenient to recharge. While battery life information was not provided, the controller's efficient design likely offers ample playtime before requiring a recharge.ConclusionThe Gamesir wireless controller delivers a solid gaming experience, combining comfortable controls, reliable connectivity, and a durable build. Its compatibility with various devices and ease of use make it a versatile option for gamers seeking a high-quality controller.

Someone else posted this too but it was important for me to get this controller up and running - a firmware update is required out of the box to add the function where the controller can be detected as a PS4 (DualShock 4) controller on iOS/Apple TV. This is done by downloading the GameSir app and connecting as an Android game controller (or as a Nintendo Pro Controller).Interestingly enough, even after I did this and got it connected as a DS4 (like the manual suggests) the connection was pretty awful and the controller would stop responding. The reason this gets a 4-star rating is the controller DOES connect to an Apple TV and work well when paired as a Nintendo Pro Controller. The one caveat is that I was only able to get one of these controllers to connect at a time, so no two-player action with only these GameSir controllers.Controllers look good and work well, and the packaging is minimalist but well-done (IMO) - they just need to update the firmware by default and/or put a sticker on existing inventory letting people know to do this. It’s a good cheap alternative to a DS4 or Xbox controller but not nearly as plug-and-play.

What drew me to this controller was the cute pink color and low price. At first I had issues with the device not registering as X-input on my Windows PC/Android phone when using bluetooth. Instead it would show up as a Dualshock 4 controller or Switch Pro controller. To fix this I had to download the Gamesir Mobile App and manually roll back the firmware to v4200. Aside from that its a great controller, the joysticks feel super smooth and its very comfortable to hold. Its very light weight but it feels solid and it comes with a hard shell case. Its somewhere between a DS4 and Xbox Core controller in terms of size and shape but I actually prefer this design because it just fits better in my hands. I was going to return it because of the connection issues but now that I downgraded the firmware to fix it I am very satisfied.Note: if you use the included dongle or a physical cable it will register as X-input on PC/Android but not with bluetooth. Also, its important to note that their are TWO pairing modes: Re-connection (slow blinking light) and New Connection (fast blinking light). Once you pair it with one device it wont pair with another unless you switch back to New Connection mode by holding down the Screenshot and Home button until it blinks faster.