GameSir Cyclone 2 Pro Wireless Controller for Switch, Windows PC, Steam, Android, iOS, PC Game Controller with Mag-Res™ TMR Sticks, Hall Effect Triggers, RGB Lightning, 6-Axis Gyro, Turbo without Charging Dock(White)

--- Pros ---Solid build quality.3 different connections (Wired USB, Bluetooth, included 2.4 dongle)Customizable RGBs.Customizable buttons.Nice feeling joysticks.Toggleable triggers.Headphone jack.--- Cons ---No phone holder accessory offered (yet).Cannot store dongle in the controller.ABXY buttons are not the same as D-pad buttons.--- Thoughts ---Very nice controller out of box.Plastic but sturdy build. Has textured grips and triggers.Very comfortable to hold and use for long periods, may be slightly big and heavy for smaller hands.The joysticks are a joy to use. Very fluid and nice to move around. There is a default of 10 for deadspace on the GameSir Connect software; Lower it to 6 or 5 for less deadspace.Weirdly, the ABXY buttons have the a slightly sponge-like feel, but the D-pad has a nice mechanical keyboard click. Would prefer if both were clicky.Analog triggers feel great all the way through. Switching it to micro switch mode gives it a very nice instant click feel.Works right out of box for supported games on mobile, consoles, and PC. For non natively supported games on mobile, the GameSir App helps with mapping.Sadly it did not come with a phone holder, nor can I find one in stock officially, but I found a thingiverse model that I printed to work with the famed Modular Mounting System (thingiverse item #5619802)Really wish it could store the wireless dongle inside the controller when not in use. Might design something to hold the dongle to the controller in the future.Overall, a great controller for daily gaming.

The first thing I noticed is that the Cyclone 2 is very well made and has a nice solid feel to it. The manual felt a little difficult to read because I don't have my glasses, however it can be found online, as well as videos showing how to set it up quickly/the awesome features it has. The app allows for some tinkering to get that custom feel.Note: I had one issue with the left stick and left trigger, but it was actually easily fixed when following instructions to perform a forced update for the dongle, and then the controller in that order.The instructions on how to perform the forced update are on the Gamesir Cyclone 2 FAQs section of their site.Somehow this fixed it for me and before trying this method, Gamesir support was very adamant about helping me to find a solution, and it's greatly appreciated.The controller is highly responsive, and connecting it through the cable is fastest, followed by Bluetooth, then the dongle.Accelerating in racing games feels just right to me. The switch on the trigger also makes it perfect for fps games, to save time while pressing it, which can make all the difference.The sticks are simply phenomenal.. TMR technology is amazing and not having to worry about stick drift is equally so. I applaud Gamesir for making this excellent controller and I'll definitely look into the G7 Pro when its released.Along with the discount on Amazon, I couldn't be happier with this purchase and easily recommend it, especially for gamers who are frustrated with stick drift.

Its a good controller. Dont get me wrong but its definitely a controller you'd have to get comfortable with. It has things to like and things not to like. Easy remapping to back buttons without needing app. Tactile feedback when pressing buttons. You can physically feel and hear when you press a button. The joysticks are 100% the selling point of this controller. Everything else is just good enough.

The controller is very nice, and looks quite well. The sticks, and buttons are immaculate, and feel great. The trigger switches are well designed, and the programmability is awesome.Id like to note, I bought this to replace my old Scuf Prestiege, which was a long lasting controller, but boy did it have issues. I want to start off by saying,DO NOT, UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCE, BUY A SCUF IN 2025!There are limitless better options, and this is absolutely one, depending on your use.This controller is very responsive, I love the included 2.4Ghz USB chip. The sticks DO remove, and you can buy taller ones, although they dont come included. I dont know if removable thumbsticks is a more recent standard or not, but it didnt used to be.The color is okay, and RGB is nice, but I really have to comment on the translucent plastic. It has a sort of 2000 - 2015 cheap controller look, which is offputting, and makes it look cheaper than it is. I feel like a more thoughtful choice of plastic formula, and density would have been well worth it here, to allow the light to shine through, but not be see through.The controller also has this grippy texture molded or stamped into the plastic, which I personally am not a fan of.The last complaint is the start and menu buttons. Their placement is really obnoxious and out of the way, hard to get used to unconciously pressing. As you can see in the pictures, they orbit the xbox/ main button at the top, rather than being placed side by side on a typical xbox controller.Some more information, is the cover is not removable, or at least, not without a screwdriver, so if you wanted to change out the joystick bases, or even certain buttons, (was possible on my Scuf, not sure here), you have to take it apart, and likely void the warranty.All in all, good controller, just has some so-so quirks.