GameSir Tegenaria Lite Wired Game Controller For Switch, Android, iOS, PC, Steam With Retro 90s Design, Hall Effect Sticks, 1000Hz Polling Rate, Dual Rumble Motors, Mappable Back Buttons, Ultra-Low Latency, Ergonomic Design -Retro Gray
$19.99
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Ultra-low latency wired connection: Experience near-instantaneous response times with the Tegenaria Lite’s ultra-low latency wired connection, ensuring seamless and uninterrupted gameplay.
Precise and anti-drift: GameSir Hall Effect sticks: Equipped with GameSir’s advanced Hall Effect sticks, the Tegenaria Lite ensures pinpoint accuracy with 360° seamless control. Built for precision and longevity, these sticks are highly responsive and immune to wear and tear, allowing gamers to elevate their gameplay across various titles.
1000Hz polling rate for instant response: Enjoy an ultra-responsive gaming experience with a 1000Hz polling rate. This ensures that your inputs are registered almost instantaneously, minimizing lag and maximizing your performance during competitive play.
Cushioned and durable membrane triggers and buttons: The Tegenaria Lite features cushioned and durable membrane triggers and buttons. The cushioned feedback provides a comfortable experience while ensuring responsive operation.
Dual asymmetric motors for subtle vibration: Equipped with dual asymmetric rumble motors, the Tegenaria Lite delivers both strong and subtle vibrations, making every small crash and shot feel as if they’re happening right in your hands.
Two mappable back buttons for more controls: Customize your gameplay with two programmable back buttons, allowing you to map essential functions for quicker actions and more efficient in-game execution.
Turbo function for enhanced gameplay: The Tegenaria Lite features a Turbo function with customizable buttons, including A/B/X/Y/L1/R1/L2/R2. This allows gamers to tailor Turbo settings for different games, enabling faster and more efficient gameplay by automating repeated button presses.
8 reviews for GameSir Tegenaria Lite Wired Game Controller For Switch, Android, iOS, PC, Steam With Retro 90s Design, Hall Effect Sticks, 1000Hz Polling Rate, Dual Rumble Motors, Mappable Back Buttons, Ultra-Low Latency, Ergonomic Design -Retro Gray
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Steven –
Best value in gaming
The sticks on my trusty F310 started to act up so I figured it is time to replace it. While looking I stumbled across this pad, which caught my eye because of the retro vibes it has. I was skeptical because I had never heard of this brand, and retro controller are usually designed for form over function, but for the price I figured I’ll take a shot.Oh boy is this game pad great. I have larger hands and it fits just as good as anything else. Its a bit wider, which doesn’t really make much difference in my experience with it.You can program the back buttons to any other button or a macro up to 12 presses with nothing more than the gamepad itself. No extra software or drivers or nonsense.The sticks have slightly smaller faces, but they have a grippy texture that feels great but really bites into your skin so you don’t slip. They are hall-effect, so they’ll last a lot longer, and I’m convinced hall-effect sticks have a smoother feel than traditional sticks.All of the buttons feel sharp and snappy, the cord is long, the triggers are smooth, the rumble feels solid…There really isn’t much to be found here to complain about. When you factor in the $20 price tag its a clear winner.
Foster –
Ridiculously good value and quality for $20!
This ps1 colored ps4 looking controller is easily among the best value of gamepads you can get yourself for playing games on PC/Switch or whatever else it can support. Its latency is among the best of all the controllers I have (probably as good if not better than 8bitdo Ultimate 2!), which surprises me on Nintendo Switch 2 as it seems better(?) than official controllers! Its rubber membrane dpad is quite good, and I like it better than an actual DualShock4’s, and it is one of my best choices for dpad games on the switch/PC or precision 2d platformers. I really like the l1 and r1 bumpers and rubber membrane buttons feel just right for me. L2 and R2 don’t have all that much travel, but that’s a non-issue for me as I more prefer something closer to dualshock1 or 2 for my games (with those being buttons and not triggers). Sticks work fine and seem pretty smooth, but I don’t usually use the sticks on symmetrical controllers.To use this on Switch, press and Hold Home and Y (Top face button) for about 2 seconds then the ‘m’ button will flash red and should pair. You can also do a x to y and a to b swap by holding ‘m’ and A (bottom face button) if you don’t want to be using ps4/xbox layout on the switch. To Use on PC, press and hold Home and X (left face button) and the ‘m’ button starts flashing green.Do I have any minor gripes with this? I guess? It may be just how I hold the PS4 styled controllers, but I tend to have my fingers push up on the l2 and r2 triggers, with them caught beneath the trigger’s grooves. I can hear it creak a little if I were to do that, or also use the dpad, especially up-left. Anyone not used to DualShock4 could mistake the middle Capture and Home buttons for Select and Start like it was a DualShock PS1 controller. Then again, this is all minor, especially thinking about that I have had this for about a month or two and I’m starting to break it in. Also, consider what $20 for a controller way back in 2004 would’ve got you, with Mad Catz and other poor quality 3rd party options. I sure would’ve wished I had this back then!If you’ve been looking for a no-nonsense, understated controller with a ps4 style layout for PC/Switch while not spending too much, this is it. This is what you’ve been looking for.Now if gamesir could make a telescopic mobile controller styled like this one, I wouldn’t hesitate to save up and get that for sure!
zo –
Incredible value, probably the best wired controller on the market for the price.
This controller is truly great, really near flawless for the price. At first it took a little getting used to the grip shape even being used to the PS4 style layout, but now it feels great. Absolutely excellent membrane face buttons, fantastic Hall effect sticks and triggers, very good back buttons, good shoulder buttons, solid dpad, easy to change settings with the M button. I was surprised that the ultra low latency is actually very noticeable on Switch especially, a nice benefit to using wired controllers.One thing to note is the first one I ordered was a possible return that didn’t function properly in Switch mode. The replacement is flawless after updating and calibration though.
Mr-ghost11 –
omg
Badet Maxime –
Seriously? Probably one of the best gaming controllers I ever had. Feels sturdy, precise and ergonomic.Only drawbacks for me: I prefer asymetric sticks, and wireless controllers.But this one is cheap and feels like high quality. Highly recommend.
Haitham187 –
Amazing
MP –
Purchased this after watching a YouTuber recommending it as a solid budget PlayStation-style controller. For the price point, I love it. I don’t have to worry about stick drift like with my PS5 controllers and I still get the familiar feel and layout. It’s wired only, but I use it on my PC next to me, so it is not really necessary.Overall, would recommend if you’re looking for an alternative PlayStation controller to use on PC.
Suraj Joshi –
Great ps style controller for the price. Light but doesn’t feel cheap like cosmic byte. Even in sweaty Indian summers it won’t have issue, my evofox controller literally died day 1 from a little bit of sweat. Back buttons are only mapped to existing buttons on controller but that’s okay. Good for retro gaming and emulation.