GameSir is the Stephen King of the controller market. By that, I mean that while every other brand labors for a year or more at a time on just one product launch, they all watch in disbelief as ...

GameSir has released a new version of its X3 Pro mobile controller with a design inspired by none other than the ever-quipping merc-with-a-mouth, Deadpool. Featuring a black and red color scheme ...

We are truly spoiled for choice when it comes to third-party controllers these days, but GameSir continues to carve out a considerable reputation for all your accessory needs. The GameSir Cyclone 2 is ...

At this point, Gamesir doesn’t really need any introduction. With a long-running portfolio of products under its wings, this brand has spent the last few years sticking it to major phone controller ...

GameSir's Cyclone 2 might be my favorite, thanks to a familiar feel and some notable features. Sure, you can play iOS and iPadOS games using on-screen controls, and for some, that works like a charm.

Another factor with intensive Android and iPhone gaming is overheating. The GameSir X3 Pro addresses both concerns with precise inputs and integrated cooling. 2024 was a big year for gaming ...

But after using the GameSir Tarantula Pro for a while, I’m not sure I can go back. It’s not that it’s the best controller on the market, either (though it’s no slouch). Rather, the gamepad ...

The GameSir Cyclone 2 Pro isn't just another technically ambitious controller from the brand, it's upped the style stakes too. With a discount on Amazon right now you can get the charging stand ...

The best Xbox controllers can often take your gaming experience up a notch, offering great build quality and superbly useful extra features like Hall effect sticks or trigger locks. Just like with ...

GameSir Cyclone 2 resembles the Xbox controller but offers unique features like adjustable triggers and cross-platform compatibility. The TMR sticks are responsive, the app is user-friendly, and ...

That means you won't necessarily need to break the bank for a quality gamepad, as we see from the likes of Xbox and GameSir.