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The GameSir G7 Pro gamepad sitting in its charging dock
GameSir G7 Pro Tri-Mode review

By Shaun Prescott Published

Score: 92% Only slightly pricer than an Xbox controller, but packing almost every pro feature you could want.

Score: 92%
The Asus Raikiri II Xbox Wireless controller on a display stand at Gamescom 2025
Asus announces the Raikiri II controller with anti-drift TMR joysticks and 1000 Hz wireless polling, which should make the Razer Wolverine V3 Pro look up from its breakfast

By Andy Edser Published

News We weren't keen on the original, but the new version has quite the specs sheet.

News
Holding an Xbox controller in front of a keyboard
If you're on the latest Windows 11 Insider build you might have to uninstall your Xbox controller driver to get it to play nicely

By Jacob Fox Published

News Ah, the old uninstall trick, I like it.

News
A GameSir Cyclone 2 controller in the phantom white colourway wrests in the cardboard insert inside of its box. This is the Charging Station edition, and the aforementioned cradle can also be seen in the box. The cradle's golden pins that attach to the underside of the gamepad for charging are just about visible.
GameSir Cyclone 2 review

By Jess Kinghorn Published

Sticking point A controller with TMR sticks, Hall effect triggers, and far too many cut corners.

Sticking point
The Razer Wolverine V3 Pro on a desk with the PC Gamer hardware awards logo in the top left.
The Razer Wolverine V3 Pro has replaced my Xbox Wireless Controller in 2024 and I couldn't be happier about it

By Andy Edser Published

Gear of the year It might be expensive but I reckon it's the controller to beat right now.

Gear of the year
Turtle Beach Stealth Pivot
Turtle Beach Stealth Pivot controller review

By Shaun Prescott Published

Spin cycle A great "pro" gamepad with hall effect sticks and a novel modular design.

Spin cycle
A picture of the Bluetooth task menu option in Windows 11.
Bluetooth is the bane of my hardware existence

By Andy Edser Published

Teething Issues Go on Andy, say what you really think.

Teething Issues
The PowerA OPS V3 Pro wireless controller on a red background
Cheap but very cheerful? PowerA's wireless controllers feature Hall effect sensors and start at just $50

By Andy Edser Published

news Hall effect controllers are often fairly pricey, but these new models might buck the trend.

news
Two GameSir Nova Lite controllers on a desk
GameSir Nova Lite controller review

By James Bentley Published

Budget pad Somehow the Gamesir Nova Lite manages to punch well above its very light weight.

Budget pad
A Scuf Envision Pro controller on a desk
Scuf Envision Pro controller review

By Jacob Ridley Published

PC first A high-end controller actually designed for PC gaming.

PC first
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