POSITIVES
- Mechanical buttons with an amazing feel (like a mouse click)
- Fully adjustable triggers and extra buttons that can be locked if you don't use them
- Joysticks that promise to never have stick drift
- Removable parts in case you get the sticks, front panel, or rubber grips dirty or scratched, so they can be replaced individually.
- Fast wireless connection without lag during use
- Very comfortable rubber grips that don't make your hands sweat
- Battery is fully satisfactory (I never drained it)
- Very convenient base: when you pick up the controller it connects automatically, and when you put it down it starts charging and disconnects by itself again
NEGATIVES
- In the gray color, the sticks get dirty relatively easily, but there are spare parts as I mentioned earlier
- Updating the dongle and controller is a bit of a hassle since you have to do it through Discord.
I highly recommend it for those looking for a quality controller.

The g7 pro is a great controller. I have tried it in games like rocket league or cuphead and it's treated me really well. The extra buttons that are bindable have helped me in rocket league quite well, made my binding a bit more comfortable. Have had it for only 2 months or something which I know isn't a good ammount to give a review yet but there have been no issues with it yet. Only complaint I have with it is that the D-Pad is a bit too sensitive, so when I press one of the buttons I might accidentally click one of the others. Some people might like that feature, but for me it's a little annoying since I am not really using the D-Pad for things that that feature would help me with.

Amazing controller. I've had it for a month. It has been put to the test in COD, RE Requiem, God of War and many others. Through the software on Windows you can make all the adjustments that suit you.

I don't have an opinion about other controllers since I'm starting gaming again after many years. Compared to the Xbox controller, it's much better. Excellent battery, no latency, and I still haven't used all its buttons yet

Sturdy construction, very good feel on the sticks and buttons which are mechanical and the analogs are TMR technology, no drift. Good battery life, extra buttons for mapping, dongle and docking station that accepts the dongle so it connects with just one USB port, overall a very well-made construction.

On the negative side:
So well-made that if you need to change the battery to open the stick, it requires a lot of effort and care.
You can't, through the software—which is otherwise excellent—map 2 commands, e.g. LB+X, to one of the extra buttons it has...
The right analog stick should have a bit more distance from the command buttons.
I haven't tried the connection with headphones/microphone yet, as it also has a mute mic switch on the controller.

I come after 30 years of experience with Microsoft, and after 10 hours of gameplay, the truth is that the difference is quite noticeable. The Microsoft Gold, which was my last one, was much more qualitative and sturdy, but above all, much larger in size for my hands (as I am 1.90m tall). This one is smaller to the point that I can feel it, but it doesn't bother me. With Microsoft, over all these years, I have changed about 12 controllers and I finally switched companies because they all had drift issues, and believe me, I always bought the expensive ones. Time will tell how long this one will last, but I do believe it is expensive for its quality. The big positive for me is that it has rechargeable charging, something that with Microsoft I had to buy rechargeable batteries because regular ones weren't worth it, but they didn't last more than 10 hours. The buttons on this one are much better (clicky). I hope it turns out to be good because €90 is not exactly cheap.

Very good, the only bad thing is that it doesn't make a good wireless connection, it takes 2 or 3 tries to connect sometimes. However, as a controller it is amazing

The controller is definitely worth its money! I got it mainly for Xbox Series X and less for PC. The fact that it has wireless connection on Xbox made me choose it over others. It is a bit heavier than the regular Xbox controllers but you can immediately tell the difference in quality. I had no previous experience with pro controllers but I highly recommend it to everyone. I have had it in my possession for 1 month with daily use and I have no complaints, on the contrary, I have absolutely loved it.

Owner of the Gamesir for a month now.
I also own the Elite 2.
In terms of build quality, I have only good things to say. It is classier and of higher quality than the Elite 2, even though they are the same price.
Its wireless works flawlessly on my Xbox Series X. It has faster response both wirelessly and wired compared to the Elite.
The buttons are fully responsive no matter how many times you press them, unlike the Elite which sometimes had no register.
The app for customization is very convenient and comprehensive.
The analog sticks feel excellent both for aiming and general movement.
Overall, it seems like a controller that will last over time, unlike the Elite which has issues with drift.

The best controller one can buy at this price. In my opinion, it even surpasses the "pro" controllers from Xbox and Sony.

5/5

The Gamesir G7 Pro is a perfect controller with the only drawback being that it does not work wirelessly with XBOX. Check out the video I have uploaded here on Skroutz as I talk more in detail about the controller!

The best controller I have ever used. Superior to the Xbox Elite on all levels (and the best from Gamesir so far, but also generally perhaps the best pro controller overall) and even at a much lower price. Apart from the appearance, specifically the Shadow Ember which I find more beautiful than the white one, it has an amazing feel, silent buttons, incredible accuracy, extra buttons, tmr sticks, 4 vibration motors, and good customization through the GameSir Nexus app. I use it with a wireless dongle on the PC, which you plug into the charging dock and so with just one USB port you’re covered for everything. The 3.5mm jack is also convenient, I have the HyperX Cloud headphones and I enjoy gaming on the couch. The only negative perhaps is that the d-pad is a bit loose, but it can be improved with o-rings (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I5kn-MEotOo).

The best gamepad currently on the market for PC and for XBOX SERIES S/X for FPS Games at a competitive price. I have been using it for 1 month both wirelessly and with the cable on the computer and it has not shown anything that bothers me.
Update: the controller's 2.4hz frequency broke and it no longer works wirelessly, only with its cable. Shame, and I have used it very little.
Edit: I got a refund through Skroutz and got the Wuchang Fallen Feathers edition which works wirelessly and on Xbox series X, I hope it doesn't break so quickly again.