My Gamesir Story (How a community got me caring about controllers again)

I was looking for a controller to use on switch. I already had an 8bitdo controller but was looking for something better so I could have the 8bitdo one as a backup.
I had issues with the market up to this point.

I wanted something wireless and worked with Switch, and didn’t want to spend crazy money. I liked the Super Nova, especially the customization.

The shape was comfortable, and the triggers felt smooth. Trigger locks was a first for me. I used them regularly, and they really helped with my performance.

The G7 Pro was a turning point for Gamesir imo. I started playing more on PC, yet still wanted Wireless. The G7 Pro was enticing.
I used Microswitch triggers and buttons on the EasySMX X20, but that controller has lots of problems.

I had started talking on the Gamesir Discord, and had fun conversations with a lot of the members. The staff is pretty friendly and are genuinely helpful. This community is what inevitably led me to go for the G7 Pro.

What happened next was definitely not something I expected

I joined a Tiktok livestream, they announced a Giveaway for the G7 Pro Dragons Dogma 2 edition, I joined it, and won! I did not expect to win, but I won somehow!

Now I almost exclusively use the G7 Pro (except when I play on switch, then I use mostly the Super Nova).

I am the President of a club at my university. We are a gaming club, and we give away prizes. Lately, we have had issues finding prizes.

I found out about the Nova 2 Lite. This controller single-handedly fixed our prizes problem.
It works on multiple platforms and is a good enticement to attend an event.
It fits the club well, and is a controller that I genuinely enjoyed using. For $30, it is an amazing value.

I’ve been using Gamesir controllers for years now. I experienced the TikTok era, all the way to today. I love the community this company has built, and this community has helped me back. I am grateful to be a part of it and will continue to be a part for years to come.

Posted Jul 10, 2026, 6:25 AM UTC

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