GameSir has announced the release of its latest wireless controller, the GameSir G8+ Bluetooth Mobile Controller. This new device is designed for use with multiple platforms, including Android and iOS smartphones, tablets, PC, and even the Nintendo Switch. The controller is priced at $79.99/£79.99/€89.99 and is available for purchase on Amazon, and the GameSir official website. An additional 10 percent discount is available until November 30 with the code “10G8PLUS”.
The GameSir G8+ features ergonomic grips and responsive motors, providing comfort and feedback similar to a traditional console controller. It includes GameSir Hall Effect sensing sticks for 360° control, anti-friction glide rings, and precision-tuned Hall Effect analog triggers. The controller also has an extendable bridge to accommodate various phone models and supports Switch and tablets.
Customization options include interchangeable magnetic components, dual motors for varying vibrations, and a built-in 6-axis gyroscope for motion control. The device offers a single-press wake-up function, e-sport level button design with customizable key values, and a tactile switch D-pad. Additional features include Turbo function and remappable back buttons.
The GameSir app allows users to upgrade firmware, adjust stick and trigger dead zones, customize vibration intensity, and test buttons. The app also enables on-the-fly key combinations for seamless adjustments.
Technical Specifications:
- Compatible Models: Switch, iOS, Android, tablet, and PC
- Connection: Bluetooth for mobile devices, Wired and Wireless Dongle for PC
- Compatible Device Length: 110-215 mm / 4.33-8.46in
- Battery: 1000mAh (500mAh each side)
- Hall Effect Sticks: Yes
- Analog Triggers: Yes, Hall Effect magnetic sensors
- 6-axis Gyroscope: Yes
- ABXY Buttons: Membrane, 5 million-click lifespan
- Back Buttons: Yes, 2 Back Buttons
- Customization Software: Yes, GameSir App
- Product Size: 230×107×55 mm / 9.06×4.21×2.17 in
- Net Weight: 314g / 0.69 lbs
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