Amazon's US store lists GameSir's G7 Pro 8K PC controller in plain Ivory White and Obsidian Black at $79.99 each, in stock and sold by GameSir Official Store US. Price as of 3:26 PM ET, Oct. 10, 2026, checked with ZIP 03063.

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Why it matters

The plain colors cost $10 less than the $89.99 Nioh 3 Edition, which Amazon showed at 3:27 PM ET. Notebookcheck says the hardware is the same.

The trade-off is where the 8,000 Hz figure applies. GameSir's spec page says up to 8,000 Hz over wired and 2.4 GHz connections and lists PC as the platform. Notebookcheck's Android and Nintendo Switch claim is not on that page, so check the listing before buying for a console.

When did it go on sale?

GameSir announced both colors and opened pre-orders on Sept. 8, 2026, promising shipping by Sept. 30, per its X post and PlayDay.One. Notebookcheck reported on Oct. 10 that they can now be bought on Amazon. Neither Amazon listing shows a first-available date, so we could not establish when the colors first went on sale on amazon.com.

Price and availability

  • White: $79.99 on Amazon.com, in stock. GameSir's own store also lists White at $79.99.
  • Black: $79.99 on Amazon.com, in stock.
  • Nioh 3 Edition: $89.99 on Amazon.com.
  • Faceplates: Notebookcheck says magnetic faceplates cost $9.99 each in 8 colors, as of its Oct. 10 report. We did not confirm that the faceplates fit this model.
Black GameSir G7 Pro 8K PC controller seated in its charging dock against a pale grey background.
Image: GameSir

Specs, per GameSir

  • Sticks: Gen-2 GameSir Mag-Res TMR sticks.
  • Buttons: Optical micro switch ABXY, micro switch D-pad and four extra remappable buttons.
  • Triggers: Micro switch or Hall Effect analog, switchable.
  • Latency: GameSir claims 0.25 ms wired.
  • Battery and size: 1,200 mAh, 272 g, 152 x 103 x 58 mm.
  • Box: Controller, charging dock and wireless receiver.

What we have not checked

RR Tech Pulse has not tested the controller, its latency or its battery life, and we have not confirmed Bluetooth, Android or Switch support. GameSir's page lists a tri-mode connection without naming Bluetooth.