GameSirNova Lite 2.4g Wireless Controller for Windows PC, iPhone, Android, Switch & Steam Deck, Bluetooth Controller Gamepad with Hall Effect Trigger,Turbo,Rumble Vibration(White)Carbonfree Certified

This is a very good remote controller for a reasonable price. I did not want to spend $60-$80 for an Xbox controller. It is for my son to use for PC games, and I like that it is wireless. The setup was easy, and battery life seems to be good. It is not heavy and even comes with a nice case.I’d recommend, especially for younger kids who are just starting to use remote controllers.

Reseña en inglés para Amazon:The GameSir Nova Lite controller works really well. It’s easy to set up, comfortable to use, and the connection is very stable. I’ve used it on both PC and Android without any issues.Pros:Very easy to use and connect.Great compatibility with multiple devices.Comfortable grip and responsive buttons.Cons:None so far.It’s a great controller for the price. I highly recommend it.

The Controller looks realy nice for the price and works well. The triggers are a tad bit stiffer than my other controller, not enough to be a huge problem, but its noticable. If you like it that way, it could be a plus. The hall effect sensors are a nice plus. all of the triggers and sticks have good sensitivity with no deadzones. Material construction is fine, though the finish on the case of the controller is a tad bit cheaper looking than my other wireless one at the same price. Not enough to be a deal breaker, just not quite as premium feeling. Battery life is excellent, actually last longer than all my other wireless controllers that I have. I did not test the bluetooth function, I prefer not to use bluetooth because of the nature of the protocol, input lag can range from good to bad because of the poling rate. I recomend only using bluetooth if input lag will not be an issue. definately not for FPS or any other time sensitive input senario. Better to use the included dongle.

Bought this for my husband! Didn't come with a user manual, so he searched it up online. Once he knew how to use it, it was easy to use, connects and works really well! He's used it with a variety of devices. Its comfortable in his hands and feels good even after gaming for a couple of hours. He did have to turn off the grip vibration cuz that was pretty intense. Overall, good quality and good price!!

This controller exceeded my expectations. it is very responsive with no drift and gives you hours of gameplay on a single charge. It has some heft to it so it doesn’t feel flimsy or too light. One knock against it is the adapter or dongle is kind of long and I’m worried about snapping it off accidentally while it’s in the computer. Unlike the dongle for my cordless mouse, I do not leave it in when not in use. That is a minor quibble though. I just have to make sure to be careful. I’ve been using this controller for a few weeks now, and I am delighted with it. The only other issue is that I have is that the finish or surface of the sticks or knobs is rubbing off somewhat. It doesn’t affect gameplay, but it does make it look old. It’s fine though. I’m giving it the five star rating because of functionality versus price. I did not have high expectations, but so far it is the best game control I have used for my Chromebook. It is the first one I’ve been happy with. Mind you, I am a casual gamer, but I have been gaming for 25 years

On first opening the box I was initially impressed. Well packaged, came with a protective cover/case (thin plastic), felt well made…then I tried to use/connect it to various devices.Pairing is a pain, it has 3-4 pairing modes. Depending on what firmware you might be on and what source you look at for directions it can be tricky to tell what mode you’re in, what modes you have or how to get the mode you want. It seems at some point in the firmware updates they replaced/changed from xinput (Xbox) mode to a PlayStation/dual shock for one of the modes.Various topics online and in reviews saying to roll back firmware to 4200 to get XB mode back. Here is where my next disappointment came in. Both on iPadOS and Win 11, wired or wireless I could not get the Gamesir software to see the controller despite the OS and other software seeing the controller and being able to use it. Tried 2.4Ghz, every Bluetooth pairing mode and usb c connection on both iPad and Win11 PC.My primary intended use for this was on AppleTV. I can discover the controller as a dual shock controller, Gamesir controller or switch pro controller. Dual shock seemed to work but in some apps would double input (1 key press = 2). Gamesir mode would not register any inputs.Currently Pro mode works sometimes and other times also does double inputs. I just got the controller and have already spent more time trying to get the controller working than I should have. If it continues to be inconsistent connecting to and working with my AppleTV’s I will have to return it.I will update my review if I can get firmware upgraded/downgraded or if it starts working better. Until then I would recommend looking at something else, maybe spend more for ease of mind.