GameSir T7 Pro Floral
Wired controller for Xbox & PCColour in
your next session.
A floral matte shell, translucent details and dynamic RGB give the T7 Pro Floral its character. Underneath are Hall Effect sticks, analogue triggers and remappable back buttons for everyday Xbox and PC play.
Floral finish
More detail in the shell.
The semi-transparent enclosure lets the lighting show through the floral pattern. A soft blue finish runs across the face controls and shoulder buttons.
Magnetic sensing
Control without
contact-based stick sensing.
Hall Effect sticks detect movement magnetically, reducing the sensor wear associated with conventional potentiometer designs.
Two-stage stops
Choose your trigger travel.
Keep the analogue range for driving games, or use the trigger stops for a shorter action in games that suit it.
Lighting
A brighter desk setup.
Dynamic RGB lighting shines through the translucent shell. The effect complements the floral finish without changing the familiar controller layout.
Comfort and controls
A familiar feel
with extra inputs.
Laser-textured grips help keep the controller secure. Membrane face buttons, a 3.5mm headset jack and two mappable back buttons round out the controls.
Wired play
Plug in and play.
Connect by USB to Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One or Windows 10/11. GameSir Nexus provides supported configuration options for your controls.
A closer look
The details, up close.
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The essentials
Specifications
| Connection | USB wired |
|---|---|
| Platforms | Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, Windows 10/11 |
| Sticks | Hall Effect |
| Triggers | Hall Effect analogue with two-stage stops |
| Face buttons | Membrane |
| Back buttons | Two mappable buttons |
| Lighting | Dynamic RGB |
| Grips | Laser-textured |
| Audio | 3.5mm headset jack |
| Software | GameSir Nexus |
Good to know
Common questions
Is this a wireless controller?
No. T7 Pro Floral uses a wired USB connection.
Can I change the back button assignments?
Yes. The two back buttons are mappable.
Does it use TMR sticks?
This model uses Hall Effect sticks. It is not the G7 Pro or T7 Pro Sugar Whirl.