GameSir Unveils G7 Pro and X5s New Wireless Game Controllers
GameSir has officially announced the release of two new wireless gaming controllers, aimed at console and mobile gamers. The lineup includes the G7 Pro Wireless Controller, which is officially licensed for Xbox, and the X5s Wireless Stretch Controller, designed for mobile and handheld gaming platforms. Both products are set to launch in China in mid-June.
The G7 Pro Wireless Controller is notable for its official authorization from Microsoft for use with Xbox consoles. It will be available for purchase starting June 18, exclusively through JD.com during its initial launch phase. Designed with a familiar Xbox-style button layout, the controller features a silver-white body combined with a textured, checkered grip for improved handling. GameSir has also included a dedicated charging dock to allow convenient storage and power management when the controller is not in use.
The G7 Pro aims to provide a stable wireless connection for both Xbox and Windows users, and its button configuration aligns closely with what existing Xbox players are accustomed to. While further technical details such as battery life, latency, or additional features like remappable buttons or trigger locks have not been confirmed, the focus on official Xbox certification suggests a product built to meet console-grade standards.
On the mobile gaming side, GameSir will release the X5s Wireless Stretch Controller on June 16. Unlike traditional gamepads, the X5s is a telescopic design meant to fit around smartphones and other handheld devices, including future gaming handhelds like the upcoming Switch 2. The X5s features a lightweight frame and includes modern gaming inputs such as Hall effect linear triggers, which help reduce mechanical wear and improve trigger precision over time.
In addition, the X5s supports HD vibration and six-axis motion controls, enhancing gameplay through tactile feedback and movement tracking. The detachable ABXY buttons allow users to switch configurations depending on personal preference or platform requirements, a feature useful for players transitioning between mobile titles and console-style games.
GameSir continues to position itself in the controller accessory market with products that target both casual users and dedicated gamers. By offering Xbox-licensed hardware and versatile mobile peripherals, the company appears to be broadening its reach across gaming platforms. While global availability has not yet been announced, these launches are expected to draw attention from users looking for wireless and multi-platform control options.
Both the G7 Pro and X5s are expected to be available in additional markets following their initial release in China. Pricing details and further regional launch information are yet to be confirmed.
