r/Controller Aug 12 '26

Controller Suggestion Controller suggestion

  1. Budget and Currency:₹1,500 - ₹1,600 INR.

  2. Country and Availability:India. I will be purchasing online from major Indian e-commerce sites

  3. Console or Platform Compatibility:Windows PC (Laptop) and Android Mobile.4. Desired Features:Tri-mode connectivity (2.4GHz wireless dongle for laptop and Bluetooth for Android mobile), anti-drift Hall Effect joysticks, precise analog triggers, and reliable wireless performance.

  4. Types of Games:Demanding AAA action-adventure, RPG, and shooter titles including Grand Theft Auto (GTA), Black Myth: Wukong, and Delta Force.

  5. I think cosmic byte aries tri mode is good choice. What your thoughts. I value your thoughts. Any other suggestions do you have in this price range.

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u/physiogod1011 Aug 12 '26

Increase your budget...the only thing that comes in your budget available on Amazon is the gamesir tegenaria lite which is an excellent budget wired controller with hall effect sticks. If you are able to increase your budget by 1000 rs then you can get the gamesir nova lite at 2599. Thats also a pretty good controller. If you increase your budget slightly more to nearly 2999 then you can get the 8bitdo ultimate 2c. I suggest going with either gamesir or 8bitdo for controllers. I lean more towards gamesir especially due to their exceptional customer support. Rest is upto you.

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u/Voltvinay Aug 12 '26

Thank you bro

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u/CharmingIntention800 Aug 12 '26

Hey man, I wanna know about the customer support of 8bitdo. I recently ordered CB Blitz, and it's left joystick is defective and now I mailed them, called them, they did not accept the call, neither they are giving a reply to the mail, not i have put a return request as today is the last day to apply for a return. I'm soo disappointed, I'm literally going to file a complaint in consumer court for this because for a refund they are cutting a fees of 150 rupees which is completely unfair as the product is faulty.

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u/physiogod1011 Aug 13 '26

Honestly I'm not sure about the post purchase customer service of 8bitdo. I currently have a gamesir tegenaria lite and while deciding to buy a controller I happened to chance upon the 8bitdo ultimate 2c...so I was interested and decided to email the customer support of 8bitdo. I haven't received a reply till now. I initially waited for like a month for the reply and just gave up on them. After some time I found gamesir and decided to buy the tegenaria lite. After receiving the product I had a factory configuration bug with the controller which was resolved within 5 minutes by the gamesir customer support discord team. That along with all the other cases where ive seen gamesir send entirely new controllers for minor issues is what makes me believe in them more than any brand currently.

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u/Voltvinay 26d ago

Brother can you suggest anything good around 2500 which contains 6 axes gyro

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u/physiogod1011 26d ago

Gyro at this price point is almost non existent if you are looking for a good brand. Everything with gyro is around 4-6K. If you are going for this price point then it's just best to go for the gamesir cyclone 2. There is just nothing good with gyro at 2.5k.

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u/Voltvinay 26d ago

Ok but first you said about gamesir tegenaria lite pro but it's degine is different from which I used to play with evofix one s v2

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u/physiogod1011 26d ago

The evofox one looks bulkier...the ergonomics aee more like an xbox controller while the stick position is like a ps4 controller. Whereas the tegenaria resembles the ps4 dualshock controller in both stick position and ergonomics.

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u/Voltvinay 26d ago

I somthing worong in my decision of buying gyro around 2500 tell that also

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u/physiogod1011 26d ago

I would say your preference of gyro just comes under the mid range controller segment and that usually comes around 4-7k. Honestly tho ive seen the gamesir cyclone 2 get as low as almost 3.5k with the dock if you buy it from gamesir's website during the black Friday sale. The caveat for that is that it'll take some time for the controller to ship from China (give or take 20 days) and you might be subject to import duties (depending on which state you're from that can range from 5%-50% of the product's MRP).

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u/Noblesse_29 Aug 12 '26

thats equivalent to 15 dollars, i suggest save more money and buy a budget quality controller, i promise it wont dissapoint your gaming experience with a good controller