Since much attention of the gaming industry is shifting towards mobile gaming, gaming accessories manufacturers are shifting too by releasing gaming gadgets for smartphones. A well-known brand, GameSir, that is committed to designing and manufacturing high-quality products for gamers, released a brand-new controller on August 5th, on the Indiegogo crowdfunding platform: the GameSir G6s mobile gaming touchroller!

It is not another gamepad and it is safe to say that it is kind of revolutionary. “Touchroller” is a new term created by the company and describes the combination of a gamepad and a touchscreen controller for perfect in-game control and experience. The design is inspired by hybrid hypercars and GameSir designers and engineers put forward the design concept to achieve next-generation gaming equipment.

Analog buttons combined with touch controls both aim at boosting the gaming and control experience. You can control the analog buttons with your left hand while the touch-enabled controls with your right hand. In addition, the GameSir G6s has the most buttons in its class. The 10-button configurable layout and the ultra-thin 3D joystick are enough to tear off any solid defending.

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What’s also important is that you can safely play FPS or MOBA games downloaded from the App Store without worrying about being banned. As the “Touchroller” features micro-switches and dual-motor vibration, the gaming experience is enhanced, allowing you to enjoy interactive in-game effects.

You can customize the intensity and duration of the vibration with the GameSir G-Crux app. And if you are afraid that your iPhone could be incompatible, don’t worry. The GameSir G6s is equipped with a two-stage retractable structure that fits even the large iPhone X Max.

As the saying goes, to do a good job, an artisan needs the best tools. With this vision, there is no doubt that GameSir G6s mobile gaming touchroller can become your favorite gamepad.

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