GameSir G7 Pro Xbox Controller Levels Up With New Aimlabs Edition

GameSir G7 Pro Aimlabs Edition Arrives for Xbox, PC, and Android With Tri-Mode Support

GameSir has introduced a new Aimlabs-themed version of its G7 Pro controller, bringing the aim-training platform’s signature teal styling to a model designed for Xbox, PC, and Android users. Officially called the GameSir G7 Pro Aimlabs Edition for Xbox, this special edition keeps the same core features as the standard G7 Pro tri-mode controller while adding a fresh visual design inspired by Aimlabs.

This is not the same as the earlier G7 Pro 8K Aimlabs Edition, which was made for PC players and featured a much higher 8,000Hz polling rate. Instead, the new Xbox-compatible Aimlabs Edition is based on the regular GameSir G7 Pro, meaning it offers a 1,000Hz polling rate on PC and broader platform support.

The controller features a black faceplate with a gradient teal finish along the lower section, giving it a clean and modern gaming look. The translucent teal grips, triggers, and extra bumper buttons add more visual flair, while the black thumbsticks and D-pad keep the design balanced. Because this version supports Xbox, it also includes the Xbox logo on the home button.

GameSir also includes a matching charging dock with Aimlabs branding, making the controller feel more like a collector-style edition rather than just a simple color refresh.

In terms of compatibility, the GameSir G7 Pro Aimlabs Edition works with Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S through a wired connection. PC players can use it either wired or wirelessly through the included 2.4GHz dongle, while Android users can connect through Bluetooth. This makes it a flexible option for players who switch between console, desktop, and mobile gaming.

The controller comes equipped with GameSir’s Mag-Res TMR thumbsticks, designed to improve accuracy and durability. It also includes Hall Effect analog triggers with micro switch trigger stops, which can be useful for competitive shooters where faster trigger response matters. The ABXY buttons use optical micro switches, while the D-pad relies on mechanical micro switches for a more tactile feel.

For players who like deeper customization, the G7 Pro Aimlabs Edition includes four programmable buttons. It also features four rumble motors, a six-axis gyroscope for PC use, an audio jack, and a 1,200mAh battery. Custom settings can be managed through the GameSir Nexus software, available on PC and Xbox through the Microsoft Store.

Inside the package, buyers get the controller, charging dock, extra D-pads, a USB cable, and a 2.4GHz wireless dongle.

The GameSir G7 Pro Aimlabs Edition is available now for $89.99. With its Aimlabs-inspired design, Xbox support, PC wireless option, Android Bluetooth connectivity, and competitive-focused hardware, it is aimed at players who want a stylish controller with strong customization features across multiple platforms.