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Published: 2021-09-25, Author: Vero , review by: gizlogic.com
Buen control y sin latencia, No hace falta instalar ninguna aplicación para usarlo, Ergonómico
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Abstract: GameSir est un fabricant chinois spécialisé dans les accessoires pour le gaming. Aujourd'hui, nous allons nous pencher sur deux de leurs produits phares, à savoir des contrôleurs de jeu sur mobile. Les manettes GameSir X2 Bluetooth et F7 Claw font partie...
The GameSir F7 Claw transforms your tablet into a hybrid controller that utilizes touchscreen controls for movement while adding physical buttons that can be mapped for various actions. However, inconsistent input recognition and an underwhelming attachme...
Abstract: The F7 Claw is two separate controllers that attach to both sides of your tablet to create a “left” and “right” grip which not only allows you to hold the device more comfortably, but also adds four mappable physical buttons. However, unlike traditional c...
Published: 2021-07-27, Author: Arif , review by: onmsft.com
Abstract: We've previously reviewed the GameSir X2 Bluetooth Mobile Gaming Controller and found that it was an amazing controller for Xbox Cloud Gaming. Since then, GameSir has gone on to release a new controller, the F7 Claw. Though this one isn't specifically des...
Published: 2021-07-07, Author: Jason , review by: androidguys.com
If you're looking for a way to game more comfortably on your tablet or wanting to take your PUBG or Fortnite skills to the next level, then the GameSir F7 Claw is what you've been looking for. Not only does it make it more comfortable to hold, but you'll...
