The GameSir G8+ MFi fixed basically every complaint I had with the original
The GameSir G8+ MFi improves upon the original G8 Galileo with iOS compatibility, swappable button caps, and vibration motors while maintaining the same price. It offers better case compatibility and a unified app for both iOS and Android, making it a strong mobile gaming controller option. However, the vibration motors are currently underutilized due to lack of game support.
- ▪The GameSir G8+ MFi is MFi certified, making it compatible with iPhone and iPad Mini.
- ▪It features swappable ABXY button caps, Hall effect sticks, and dual vibration motors.
- ▪The controller retains the same $79.99 price as the original G8 Galileo.
- ▪Case compatibility is improved with magnetically swappable silicone pads and a camera bump panel.
- ▪The GameSir app now supports both iOS and Android platforms.
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TechRadar Verdict The GameSir G8+ MFi takes everything that made the G8 Galileo a standout mobile gaming controller and polishes the rough edges. Added iOS compatibility, swappable face buttons, and vibration motors make this the one to get. Pros +MFi certified for iPhone and iPad mini +Swappable ABXY button caps and thumbsticks +Hall effect sticks and triggers +Improved case compatibility +GameSir app now works on both iOS and Android Cons -Vibration motors go virtually unused in games -Still only one of each additional thumbstick style Best picks for you The best Xbox controllers in 2026: top-tier gamepads from 8BitDo, GameSir, Asus, and more The best mobile controllers: mobile gaming has never been better with these essential accessories Best PC controllers: top gamepads from Valve,…
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