GameSir has released a new version of its X3 ... For the price, you get the controller, a USB-C cable, a matching storage case, and extra stick caps and a D-pad. While there is no clear timeline ...

We are truly spoiled for choice when it comes to third-party controllers these days, but GameSir continues to carve out a considerable reputation for all your accessory needs. The GameSir Cyclone 2 is ...

GameSir is the Stephen King of the controller market. By that, I mean that while every other brand labors for a year or more at a time on just one product launch, they all watch in disbelief as ...

much like any other Gamesir controller. And despite features that would come at a premium for most brands, including a travel case and additional stick caps, the X3 Pro is a cool $79.99 / £79.99, ...

Gaming phones now better compete with consoles by rendering cutting-edge visuals. Gameplay and graphics in recent releases like Wuthering Waves more closely rival PS5 and PC versions. Even so ...

Mobile gaming has evolved significantly, and the GameSir X3 Pro is a great way to improve your gaming experience with its innovative cooling solution and customisable design. Here is everything ...

Executive Editor David Carnoy has been a leading member of CNET's Reviews team since 2000. He covers the gamut of gadgets and is a notable reviewer of mobile accessories and portable audio ...

GameSir Cyclone 2 resembles the Xbox controller but offers unique features like adjustable triggers and cross-platform compatibility. The TMR sticks are responsive, the app is user-friendly, and ...

But after using the GameSir Tarantula Pro for a while, I’m not sure I can go back. It’s not that it’s the best controller on the market, either (though it’s no slouch). Rather, the gamepad ...

The GameSir G8+ can hold just about any phone thanks to its extending rear that can slide to accommodate small to large devices. It's also a Bluetooth controller, which makes it even easier to ...

GameSir's Cyclone 2 might be my favorite, thanks to a familiar feel and some notable features. Sure, you can play iOS and iPadOS games using on-screen controls, and for some, that works like a charm.