So, the GameSir G7 Pro has been out for quite some time now. My question is: which setting are you guys using for competitive shooters. 8-bit or 12-bit?
I know 12-bit is technically better on paper, and it also feels faster, but 8-bit seems easier to use since it’s the standard for the original Xbox and PlayStation controllers, and it feels like games are optimized around it.
I've purchased my first gamesir in April, Gamesir G7 Pro 8k aimlabs edition. Coming from a basic regular playstation 5 controller is a substancial change. There are so many positives such as the mouse click triggers that can toggle on and off from the flip of a switch to also having 4 additional mappable buttons. The Gamesir connect software also helps dial in more specific customizations if needed also. But the main reason for my post here today is not only was the controller impressive to me but and I used it alot in the past few months that I had an issue with the mouse click trigger on the right that inputted both triggers when only toggling the right one. I brought the issue to their support on discord and after showcasing the issue and proving the purchase via reciept, Gamesir Zayn was kind enough to send me a brand new one to replace. How awesome right?
I dont know many buisnesses that work that way but trust me when I say theyve made a forever customer with that gesture and their support. Gamesir>>>
Hi everyone,
I've been looking for a PS5 controller with an Xbox layout and stumbled upon this subreddit. I'm already familiar with GameSir since I'm currently planning to get a GameSir Nova 2 Lite for the Nintendo Switch 2.
I recently read that you can use the GameSir G7 Pro 8K wirelessly on the PS5 using the Wingman FGC2 / Brook Wingman P5 adapters.
Does this setup actually work without any issues or hassle? Also, does this only work with the G7 Pro 8K, or could I use any other GameSir controller with these adapters? (Ideally, I'd love one that is also compatible with the Switch 2 as well).
Thanks in advance for any insights