GameSir T4 Pro Wireless Controller

Coming from an old logitech f710 whose rubber had started rubbing off, I wanted a decent, non-rubber, wireless, xbox-style controller. I found this, and thought "eh, it's probably some cheap Chinese junk." While it might be Chinese, it isn't junk. I find the design a little odd, since they made it based on the switch pro controller, but gave it the Xbox style lettering scheme. It connects natively to four different devices: Computer, Android, IOS, and Switch. To connect to your PC, you have to use the attached USB dongle, which I personally don't mind. I know some people have a problem with that since they want to use Bluetooth, but it doesn't use Bluetooth to connect to windows or Mac. I dont know if the dongle allows it to work with Xbox, but I wouldn't bet on it. Other than that, the product is fantastic for the price. The triggers have a little leeway, and aren't the best for anything requiring precision triggers, but chances are if you're looking at low price controllers, you don't care too much. Buttons feel like proper controller buttons, and the battery life is very long. I've never had this thing die on me mid-game. So long as you plug it in every couple of days, you're good to go. The programmable functions seem to work, though I haven't found much of a use for them. If you have different games, you can't switch between any profiles of any kind. The plastic is nice. The top has the grainy texture, and the bottom of the grips has a diamond-shaped texture. It does get a little slippery if you have sweaty hands like me, but otherwise very nice. I haven't noticed any cramping in my hands either.

Love this controller when I ordered it. I mostly use it to play games on my Android tablet (Samsung Tab S6 Lite), playing Titan Quest or other games with Controller support. Only problem is it won't remember the Bluetooth connection to my phone as well, only the tablet, which is just fine, it's a bigger screen to play the game. It connected great to our Switch, only thing I wish I could do is pop open the top and move the buttons around, because the Switch buttons are different and it's a little confusing if you try to follow the prompts. But it holds a charge for a long time and recharges just fine. The additional piece that clamps in to hold my phone is great. Can't quite get it to connect to it's own dongle on my PC, though, it keeps erroring out, but I have a different controller for that if I need it.

I really like GameSir. I’ve bought two of their products, mainly because they’re so convenient to connect across different platforms like iPad, Steam Deck, Switch, and PC. I’ve used them for about three years and everything still works fine. The only issue is with the circle button — maybe from heavy use — sometimes it overreacts in games or press twice unexpectedly.

My only gripe is that the back buttons take a bit to get used to. I found myself accidentally pressing them a lot until i realized there is a space between each set of buttons to rest your finger in. If you are one of those people who have a tendency to unconsciously squeeze your hands while playing, this may not be for you or you may wish to turn off the back buttons, which by the way is an awesome feature this controller has. The led can be turned off\on by just holding down the Lb\Rb for 5 seconds and programming the back buttons is easy. No software required and the Vibration intensity was way more than what i expected from a wireless controller.

That's all. The controller is really great and comfortable otherwise. Compatibility was great with my iPad and Apple TV. But I found the triggers to be honestly just awful. They curve up toward the end, unlike any other controller I've ever used, which forced my fingers to press them at a strange angle, and also the resting position was uncomfortable. They're also really mushy. The whole controller is great, other than the triggeres. My fingers got sore after a while with the angle and I ultimately returned it. I'll get an Xbox or PS5 controller.

I've used it with an Android tablet (tried FPSE PlayStation emulator, Mupen 64 N64 emulator, and GTA Vice City) and PC so far, and it works perfectly. I really appreciate the ability to select what you want to pair to when you first turn it on, so it won't accidentally connect to your phone or tablet when you're trying to connect to PC, Switch, etc... You can also use it as a wired controller if you're low on battery. It feels very solid and high quality in the hand with a nice texture on the back of the grips, and the buttons/sticks work like they should and don't feel squishy or cheap. I still want to try it out on a few more things, but so far overall I'm already very impressed with it.

First off, I'd like to clear the air on this glaring false advertising. This is NOT a Bluetooth controller. It has Bluetooth capability, but NOT FOR WINDOWS. This controller can use it's Bluetooth capability for iOS and Android. It will NOT work on Windows 10/11. You must use the giant dongle and connect with the 2.4ghz signal. Secondly, if you leave this controller untouched for one minute, it turns off COMPLETELY. Most controllers will go to sleep and can we awoken with a button press, but this one requires a full reconnection to the dongle. In addition, if you have two controllers, with two dongles in two USB ports on your computer, as soon as one disconnects due to being left untouched, it will continually disconnect the other. You can not have both dongles plugged into your PC if two people aren't playing. The LED lights on each dongle stay on and blinking after you've shut down your computer meaning they're still drawing current. This controller is blatant false advertising, it does not and can not use Bluetooth with any windows PC.

Loved this controller, have never stopped using it, I never get any stick drift, calibration issues just brilliant, I used to have loads of issues with Xbox controllers on the PC, one bug I had with them is that a vehicle would suddenly start going in reverse. I had no end of issues with other Xbox controllers with similar issues with calibrations, so I thought I'd give this ago, and NEVER LOOKED BACK. I can't remember when I first bought it, I think its been about 4-5 years now and its going strong. Connectivity to other platforms is also a bonus as well.

I can only compare with a refurbished bluetooth Microsoft controller bought from JB HiFi for $68 ($99). This controller is amazing - a much better experience, easier control, more accuracy. Feels better in the hand, but same plastic as the MS version. There are lateral controls for accelerating and breaking (Forza Horizon 4). I prefer this control type. The only negative, it was significant at first, but I have come to accept it, is the fact this device foes not blue tooth to Win 10. I believe all good for Mac OS and consoles. It makes little sense, but a reciever is need for Windows, I did check with the company before purchasing it, so I knew what I was buying. Lightening fast response. Great fun.

Over the decades I've played games, I've used a ton of controllers and this is one of my favourite yet. The fact that it's Wireless means that it's easy to play games standing rather than being stuck in my chair for even more hours, and there is very little lag. I'm impressed at the sheer amount of different systems you can use it on and it even comes with a good quality phone attachment. It doesn't honestly feel as comfortable in the hands as my old Logitech controller, but the wireless nature mostly makes up for it. One of it's more interesting features is the 4 extra buttons on the back of the controllers, unfortunately rather than allowing them to count as buttons of there own, they can only be programmed to be combinations of the pre-existing buttons. If you wanted to say program one to take Screenshots? They also kind of make the controller harder to grip, thankfully while it's not well stated in the manual it's easy to reprogram them to do nothing. Just hold the button and then press select, and reclick it to program it with nothing. The battery life on this controller is fantastic, and I've never had it die on me in the time I've had with it including during some 8 hour gaming sessions. Granted I charge it once a day after active use. Highly recommend buying if you want a Wireless controller, on the other hand if your OK with a wired I still think Logitech has a better controller for cheaper. Bought Controller April 19, 2022 and it's still working as of March 12, 2023 that being said it's starting to show it's age. I'm starting to face Serious Circularity Issues on the controller, hitting up to 6% on tests, which makes it incredibly notable when I can no longer run straight in most games with variable speeds.

Controller macht haptisch einen sehr guten Eindruck. Dennoch wurde er zum Spielen von Call Of Duty Mobile auf Android und auf Samsung-Geräten (Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra bzw. ZFlip 5) gekauft. Beide Geräte haben Android 12 bzw. 13. Mit dem primären Bluetooth-Profil (HOME+A-Tasten beim Anschalten) wird der Controller problemlos erkannt und kann auch die Android-Oberfläche normal bedienen. ABER: In CoD Mobile geht NICHTS!!! Im Web steht dazu auf der Hersteller-Seite, man möge den Controller mit HOME+B (alternatives Profil) anschalten. Dann zeigt der Bluetooth-Scanner zwar das Gerät an, kann es aber nicht anbinden. Bei dieser Kombination (Android/Samsung/CoD Mobile) ist der Controller nur ein Briefbeschwerer.

So far everything about this product is good. Competitive price, robust, ergonomic, versatile, excellent battery duration. 5 stars.