GameSir G7 SE Wired Xbox Controller with Hall Effect Joysticks and Hall Triggers, Works with Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Windows 10/11 PC, Officially Licensed for Xbox, 1000hz, Mappable Back Buttons(White)

The controller is good, the joysticks feel nice and smooth, the addition of back paddles is awesome and it feels good for a budget controller. I would go as far as to say I prefer this over the original Xbox controllers I am replacing. Only downside is sometimes it takes a bit to connect, I’ve had it disconnect in the middle of a match but it reconnects right away. Other than that it’s great.

Love this controller. The sticks are perfect and the paddles are in a spot where they don't interfere if you don't want to use them. Triggers are meh but they're fine. The app is very intuitive and has more features than I'd ever need. I have pretty small hands and this controller is the best shape and size of any controller I've used. Just kinda wish it had the option to be used wirelessly.

The best Xbox controller I've ever used hands down! Comfort level is unmatched. It fits perfectly in my large hands. The programmable buttons and paddles on the back work as advertised. The game changer for me is of course the anti-stick drift. I could not keep an Xbox controller that is packaged with the Xbox for longer than a month before stick drift would inevitably kick in. That is finally a thing of the past! The length of cord is long enough it won't cause any problems in most rooms. Gamesir is on top!

I’m a big guy with big hands (xl gloves are tight), so I never liked lightweight or smaller controllers. I had an especially bad feeling when I took this one out of the box and immediately it felt cheap. Still, I already spent the money and I don’t have another working controller so I forced myself to give it a try. It was a pleasant surprise. The Hall effect sticks are good, albeit if I change my settings to zero dead zone and set the controller down I’ll still move a bit, and the nexus app is very functional. A bit intimidating for someone who’s never had so much control over my settings, but it was fairly intuitive. My one quarrel with it was control freaks don’t fit on it. Pressed too hard and snapped the legs clean off my mw3 edition ones. Other than that, features like the hair triggers and raw sens are super helpful, especially for movement heavy games like call of duty or ones that require accuracy like rainbow six. Overall a good buy but now I have to drop another twenty on control freaks :(

I own two Microsoft Elite controllers and after replacing the broken shoulder buttons twice on one, once on the other then abandoning it due to severe stick drift, I just gave up.I heard that "hall effect" sticks are more resilient to drift so I tried this and loved it out of the box.Great feel, solid design. To itemize:- shoulder buttons feel good. Nothing special, but a remarkable improvement over the MS elite.- back buttons are better than the elite for me; not intrusive an prevent accidental presses.- config app is UX is identical to the MS app. Three(3) available slots for hot-swap configs.- D-pad feels amazing; best way to explain it is "a controller version of an MX brown input".- Built-in volume control with a dedicated mute button (excellent for my mid-match sneezes)I would buy a console-only xbox with this controller as my "perfect gift" idea. That's how much I like it.Two major caveats though:- This controller is only wired. I prefer that, but I can see how that'd be a deal-breaker. Planning on buying a 2nd controller so we'll see how it works with two.- The back buttons are re-mappable with the free app but, as far as I know, are not unique inputs; you don't net additional buttons with this controller.

I bought this controller after using my Razer Wolverine V2 for the longest time. I wanted to see if the hall effect joysticks were really worth it. I can tell you that I did not like the controller at all. As a big guy, I have big hands, and the Razer felt great in them. This controller definitely feels way lighter and of a cheaper build. I definitely feel like my hand has to close further around this one. The buttons on the back are right on the pads of my finger so everytime I tense my hand, it pushes the buttons without intending to. (The Razer has it's buttons on the top near the bumpers) Whenever I press the buttons, sometimes I have to press them again because it feels like it doesn't register the input. Finally, I didn't notice hardly any difference between hall effect and regular joystick.In summary, if you have smaller hands, this controller will be perfect to you; however, it failed to meet my expectations. Comfort, buttons, and performance all score very low with me. The only thing I liked was the customization within the app. Ultimately, I will probably go back to my Razer and keep looking for a different controller that isn't as uncomfortable

Best controller I have ever bought hands down! I’ve had scuff Astro c40 and customs built ones. You can’t beat no stick drift and a crazy low price most controllers like this are 150+

Really good controller that has a lot of useful features hall effect sticks work really nice and I have 0 drift fr. Customer service is also 10/10!!!