Tech Up! Gamesir T4 Cyclone Pro Review

As expected, additional buttons can be assigned for bespoke needs while playing. This can be anything from quick braking to quick reloading. This now seems to be a standard in third party controllers so nothing less is expected. What isn't a standard but something Gamesir has excelled at however, is its hall-effect triggers. For the uninitiated, hall-effect triggers use magnets for greater sensitivity and less wear on the controller itself. A great feature that hopefully will continue in all future products and again, for the price point, a massive selling point. A quick switch is also included to switch between a hair trigger and standard analog for anything that doesn't require precision pew-pew'ing.
The previous Kaelid controller lacked the inclusion of Bluetooth support. This has been rectified here along with the standard USB-C port and a new phone clip port for Android Mobile gaming. Although this clip is not included within the box, its nice to have the option if the mood takes. The headphone jack is now not available due to this addition but with the Bluetooth connectivity, not a massive issue in this day and age. If any direct connection via Bluetooth is having difficulty, a dongle is also included for a clear connection. Android tablets, PC's and even the Switch will all work here with no issues. Speaking of which, plugging this into a PC allows access to all the necessary tweaks in terms of triggers and buttons, with a quick switch option to change the layout to a standard Switch controller.

9/10

Exceptional - Gold Award

Gamesir has yet again delivered with the Gamesir T4 Cyclone Pro, providing another fantastic controller and making it a very affordable option. It's clear that reviews have been taken into account and additional features, such as the Bluetooth connectivity, have ensured that, as long as you are happy with a standard aesthetic, this is the third party controller you've been looking for.