GameSir Nova Lite 2.4g Wireless Controller for Windows PC, iPhone, Android, Switch & Steam Deck, Bluetooth Controller Gamepad with Hall Effect Trigger,Turbo,Rumble Vibration (Green)

I'll start by saying I bought a gamesir T7 I use every single day and have for roughly 6-8 months and works flawlessly I wanted something, inexpensive, wireless, and wouldn't be worried about stick drift. This ticks every box! The T7 I use primarily on my Xbox now it's still fantastic, but using a wired controller on my PC for specific games was a bit annoying, but with this controller it fits my needs perfectly, my mic headset and now this already use USB c charging it won't last you multiple days per charge but for my uses it's 100% fine. I use mouse and keyboard for 90% of my PC games but there are very specific circumstances I will use a controller for and this thing delivers, to me it fits and feels very natural all the buttons are where a traditional Xbox layout controller is. Some people complain about the rumble??? I have no idea as to why it's a nice deep thick rumble not a crappy tinny weak cheapo brand rumble plus it's adjustable between 3 levels low, medium,high or off entirely.... This controller hopefully should last me many years but when or if it eventually does break, gamesir will probably recieve my money again.

The Gamesir wireless controller offers a reliable and versatile gaming experience, compatible with a wide range of devices. Its sturdy build quality, comfortable controls, and seamless connectivity make it a compelling choice for gamers seeking a high-performance controller.Design and PackagingThe controller arrives in a protective hard case, ensuring safe transportation and storage. The inclusion of a USB dongle for a 2.4GHz connection provides a stable and lag-free gaming experience on PC.Controls and ErgonomicsThe controller's buttons offer a satisfying tactile feel, while the analog sticks provide smooth and precise control. The durable construction of the thumbsticks suggests a long-lasting lifespan, minimizing concerns about drift or wear.Connectivity and Battery LifeThe controller's easy pairing process with a PC, facilitated by the USB dongle, streamlines setup and reduces hassle. The USB-C charging port ensures compatibility with various power sources, making it convenient to recharge. While battery life information was not provided, the controller's efficient design likely offers ample playtime before requiring a recharge.ConclusionThe Gamesir wireless controller delivers a solid gaming experience, combining comfortable controls, reliable connectivity, and a durable build. Its compatibility with various devices and ease of use make it a versatile option for gamers seeking a high-quality controller.

TL:DRXbox style controller. PC with dongle works out the box. Bluetooth needs firmware update to work. Overall feel and functionality is good. Would recommend because it’s so stupid cheap for being wireless.I mainly use mouse and keyboard for pc but i wanted a cheap wireless controller for lounging back while playing.Controller works out the box as a xbox style controller for pc with the dongle. Easy one time pair and havent lost connection while using. No discernible input lag so even if you play some sweaty games it wont be an issue.It will not connect out the box via bluetooth. Have to mess with firmware according to other reviews. Haven’t tried it since the dongle works just fine for me and im lazy, but it does annoy me a primary function isn’t working out the box.Had an issue on my R3 button where it didnt register my input but it only happened once so far in the short 10 hrs I’ve used it. Maybe I didn’t press it hard enough but I swear i felt it click but the game didn’t register it.No drifting. Sticks are smooth and do not need calibration. And the stick surface is grippy enough and feels secure on my thumbs.Buttons feel meh, typical spongy feel.Triggers feel meh, obviously not as clean or crisp as an elite v2 but good enough. My R2 and L2 don’t have the same resistance which is annoying but just barely so.R1 and L1 are not very intuitive in design or location IMO. I used to use an elite controller v2 before it started drifting bad (got 4 years of use so not bad) and I would roll my trigger fingers up a bit to hit the R1/L1 with the side of my knuckle to quickly hit them but these buttons are spaced away from the triggers and and don’t have the width that xbox bumpers have so now I have to take my finger off the triggers to depress the bumpers. Its a preference issue but anyone else who’s used to activating bumpers with this style will run into this issue. Also bumpers aren’t clicky like xbox so you have to depress on them directly to get it to register. If they were gonna copy xbox why not just copy the design in full.No buttons underneath controller for R4/L4 etc… its $20 so that’s not big a issue.The screenshot button is not placed well. I would try to press home but instead accidentally press screenshot and it pulls up game bar screenshot mode. Cant even deactivate it or reprogram it.

Pairing took about 5 minutes but I needed to consult an online PDF of the manual.One paired, Steam instantly recognized it, allowing me to play. It feels great in the hands, buttons are clicky, not much lag/latency, and the joysticks being Hall-Effect actually gives it a lifespan longer than a Switch controller. For less than $30, this is a great controller.