GameSir

The iPhone is a pretty great way to play games, especially if you own one of the iPhone 15 Pro models with its A17 Pro chip. But the truth is that you're probably going to want an iPhone game controller to get the best experience, and there is no shortage of options in that regard. Unfortunately, most of the best options have prices to match their capabilities but there's one new entry that might just prove you don't have to spend a lot to get a great controller.That entry is the new GameSir X2s, a game controller that's…

GameSir Galileo G8 is the perfect gaming controller to take advantage of the powerful A18 Pro chip available on the iPhone 15 Pro.Pros Beautiful design inspired on SNES Extra USB-C port for pass-through charging Detachable faceplates for customizationCons Not the thinnest controller to carry around It might give you cramps with extended gameplay Lacks software customization for iPhone users (blame Apple)I always fancied a gaming controller for my iPhone. Even though I’m not much of a gamer, I…

There are two different kinds of controllers that you can use to play games on your iPhone. There’s the kind that plonk your phone in a cradle, and then look and act like a traditional game controller. While these often have their own battery packs on board, they can often be bulky and take up loads of space.The second kind is a ‘clamp’ controller that makes your iPhone look like a Nintendo Switch. It places the buttons, sticks, and triggers off to the side of your phone and comes with the added bonus of being far more…

GameSir’s T4 Cyclone controller works with iOS and macOS, packs in some solid features, and uses a Nintendo Switch layout (which can be changed). Considering its affordable price, it’s a great all-rounder. But it also has a notable issue that threatens to sink it entirely. Is it worth your cash? Let’s dive in.(Image credit: Future)GameSir T4 Cyclone: Price and availabilityThe GameSir T4 Cyclone is priced at $39.99/£45, which is a pretty solid bargain. It’s available from GameSir’s website and a variety of third-party…

GameSir’s T4 Cyclone Pro is the upscale version of the company’s standard T4 Cyclone. It works with both iOS and macOS, uses an Xbox layout (versus the T4 Cyclone’s Nintendo Switch arrangement) and is surprisingly well-priced. It’s an excellent offering, but has one serious drawback to be wary of. Let’s see if it’s worth a punt.(Image credit: Future)GameSir T4 Cyclone Pro: Price and availabilityYou can expect to pay around $49.99/£59.99 for the GameSir Cyclone Pro controller. It’s available on GameSir’s website and at…

GameSir has just announced the X2 Pro controller, an officially licensed Xbox controller for mobile designed for use with Xbox Cloud Gaming. While it looks quite similar to the original X2, there are definitely noticeable differences and a few upgrades.For one, the controller now features an official Xbox button in the right corner of the controller. It also now comes in black in addition to the white model. GameSir is officially calling these colors Midnight and Moonlight, and each one retails for $79.99. They also go…