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GameSir T7 Pro Retro Green Controller Launches for Xbox at $70

Daniel Cross 2 min read

GameSir launches the T7 Pro Retro Green controller for Xbox and PC at $69.99, featuring tri- mode connectivity and Mag- Res TMR sticks.

GameSir T7 Pro Retro Green
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GameSir added two controllers to its lineup that mimic the translucent green aesthetic of the original Xbox. This design choice targets collectors and players who want nostalgic hardware that works with modern Xbox consoles and PCs. Buyers looking for retro-styled peripherals now have two distinct options to choose from.

Retro Xbox design meets modern tri-mode connectivity

The lineup splits into the T7 Pro Retro Green and the T7 Pro W Retro Green. The standard T7 Pro Retro Green supports tri-mode connectivity via a 2.4GHz wireless dongle, Bluetooth, or a wired USB connection. The T7 Pro W Retro Green relies exclusively on a braided USB cable for its connection.

  • Model: T7 Pro Retro Green
  • Model: T7 Pro W Retro Green
  • Connectivity: Tri-mode (2.4GHz wireless, Bluetooth, Wired USB)
  • Connectivity: Wired USB
  • Sticks: Mag-Res TMR Sticks (T7 Pro Retro Green) / Hall Effect sticks (T7 Pro W Retro Green)

Input hardware differs between the two models to match their price points. The wireless T7 Pro Retro Green uses Mag-Res TMR sticks for analog input. The wired T7 Pro W Retro Green switches to Hall Effect sticks. Both versions share Hall Effect analog triggers with adjustable trigger stops.

Both controllers feature dynamic RGB lighting and include a 3.5mm audio jack for headsets. They also provide two remappable back buttons for quick access to in-game actions. GameSir includes a free Xbox Game Pass Ultimate voucher with each purchase to add immediate value for new owners.

The T7 Pro W Retro Green is available to buy now for 49.99 USD (around $49.99). The T7 Pro Retro Green costs 69.99 USD (around $69.99) and will not ship until August. We looked at GameSir G7 Pro Aimlabs Edition for in our earlier Gamesir coverage.

Source: GameSir, NotebookCheck