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Once connected to a device, the GameSir G4 Pro will automatically reconnect when powered on.
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I used the G4 Pro Bluetooth connection with my Samsung Galaxy A52 and it connected flawlessly the first time.
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There is also a wireless USB receiver hidden in the base of the G4 if you prefer a wireless PC controller. The GameSir G4 Pro uses Bluetooth to connect to mobile devices and the Switch, while USB can be used to connect to a PC. There is even a Six-Axis Gyroscope to really enable Switch users to enjoy the G4 Pro! That’s quite impressive! In an even more impressive bit of attention to detail, the X,Y,A and B buttons are all magnetically attached, and can be reconfigured to change between the Xbox layout and the Switch layout. It boasts support for iOS, Android, PC and Switch. One of the big selling points of the GameSir G4 Pro is its broad-ranging connectivity. The d-pad too feels capable – not the best, but far from the worst around. The adjustable holder feels a little less sturdy, although I fear that I may have been spoilt by the superb X2 Bluetooth setup.Īll of the buttons, triggers and thumbsticks have a reassuringly springy feel. A strong-feeling hinge clicks confidently into the two possible viewing positions and feels secure during play. That built-in holder is a key feature of the GameSir G4 Pro – one that separates it from many other Xbox-style controllers and signals its intentions as a multi-platform powerhouse. Even with my Samsung Galaxy A52 in the built-in holder, the comfort remains good, if a little top-heavy. It feels solid, but not heavy (257 grams), and the balance is good. That extended play comfort is further enhanced by the weight of the G4 Pro. At the same time, I don’t feel cramped and extended play is comfortable.

Every button and trigger is easily reachable without performing wrist gymnastics, which makes for smooth and enjoyable game play.

I have reasonably large hands and was pleased with how comfortable the G4 Pro feels. Despite having a similar layout to an Xbox controller, the detailing and straight edges give the GameSir G4 Pro a distinctive look. The mostly-black design looks great and the wrap-around hand grips provide a comfortable hold on the controller. At first glance, the G4 Pro somewhat resembles a wireless Xbox controller, although there are some key differences that I will explore shortly. The GameSir G4 Pro is a multi-platform gamepad that is designed to be both enjoyable to use and flexible. Official Website Scorptec (Local Retailer) GameSir G4 Pro – First Impressions
