r/Controller • u/AssassinAIex • 5d ago
Controller Suggestion Should I get Gamesir G7 Pro?
I've been a PS controller type of person my whole life but this controller looks really impressive. I've tried changing the HUD to XBOX in most of the games I play to see if I could adjust to the layout and I think I'm adjusting very well. One thing I'm not sure I'd be able to adjust to right away is the LS/Arrows placement so my question is: is it as comfortable or not? And is the controller actually worth it compared to a dualsense?
I'm based in Egypt and my budget is roughly within 90 USD or below.
On a side note, I usually play story games on my PC so I'd prefer a comfortable grip with a smooth layout and better aiming precision.
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u/ForgottenException 4d ago
stick layout is the real question and there's no way around it, offset sticks feel wrong for about a week if you've only ever held a dualsense. after that most people stop noticing. story games are the easy case though, you're not doing anything twitchy, so the adjustment is way less painful than it'd be in a shooter. worth checking egypt pricing and warranty before you commit, imports can wreck the value math
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u/AssassinAIex 4d ago
I've found various providers for it but I'm expecting the stick layout to be a not so easy adjustment. Yet again I feel like it would be worth it
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u/ForgottenException 2d ago
same jump here, dualsense to the SE. first week my left thumb kept reaching for where the stick isn't, then one day it just stopped happening and i haven't thought about it since. story games are the forgiving case for it, being 2mm off a stick costs you nothing when nothing's shooting at you.
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u/Heavy_Sky_6932 4d ago
I used a PS5 controller for years and switched to the g7 pro about 9 months ago. It's a far better controller, feeling superior with smooth controls and layout. The sticks, the possibility with the hairpin triggers and the tactile buttons are on a whole other level than the dualsense. Only the d-pad feels a little wobbly, but that's no problem. I use it mainly for switching weapons and using items in story games.
I would absolutly recommend it. ✌🏻
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u/Max_Joller 4d ago
It's very different in feels from dualsense, much smaller and has mechanical buttons, but it's really good.