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GameSir Prices Aimlabs-Licensed G7 Pro Controller at 15,999 Yen in Japan
Amazon Japan lists the GameSir G7 Pro 8K Aimlabs PC, a wireless controller built with the FPS training software Aimlabs, at 15,999 yen.
Reporting from 1 source: ASCII.jp.
Why it matters
The Aimlabs name on the box comes from a training app rather than a game, so the 15,999 yen ask rests on what the listing leads with: an 8000Hz polling rate and TMR sticks.
Key Facts
- GameSir G7 Pro 8K Aimlabs PC is listed on Amazon.co.jp at 15,999 yen.
- The controller is a collaboration with the FPS training software Aimlabs.
- GameSir rates it at an 8000Hz polling rate over wired and 2.4GHz wireless connections.
- The second-generation Mag-Res TMR sticks are rated for more than 5 million cycles.
- The pad carries Hall effect triggers, four macro buttons, dual trigger stops and Steam compatibility.
GameSir specs an 8000Hz polling rate over wired and 2.4GHz wireless connections, second-generation Mag-Res TMR sticks rated above 5 million cycles, Hall effect triggers with microswitch switching, and four macro buttons. The listing also covers dual trigger stops, Bluetooth, Steam compatibility and drift prevention. Prices and discount rates are as of the time of writing.
Buyer comments on the Amazon Japan listing single out the 8000Hz polling rate as responsive and effective for esports, and call the response speeds of the stick and triggers good. GameSir routes that polling rate through the wired and 2.4GHz wireless modes, with Bluetooth as the third connection option. The pad also carries dual trigger stops, four back buttons with macro functions, drift prevention and Steam compatibility. The stick is a second-generation Mag-Res TMR design, which GameSir rates for more than 5 million cycles. GameSir sells the Aimlabs edition for 15,999 yen.
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