Who makes the GameSir Cyclone 2 Controller?

The GameSir Cyclone 2 Controller is made by GameSir. BooLabz lists it in the Retro Handhelds & Game Controllers collection and confirms the exact model and configuration before it goes on sale.

What is a retro handheld?

A retro handheld is a pocket console that runs emulators for classic systems. Most use Linux-based firmware with active community operating systems and load the games you own from a microSD card.

What are Hall-effect joysticks?

Hall-effect sticks sense position magnetically instead of with a wearing potentiometer, which greatly reduces the stick drift common in older controllers.

GameSir Cyclone 2 Controller

For players considering a Cyclone-series controller for a compatible platform.

By GameSirSKU BLZ-142

$64.99

GameSir Cyclone 2 Controller is part of the BooLabz Retro Handhelds & Game Controllers collection: pocket handhelds, open-firmware consoles, and controllers built for classic games.

Why we shortlisted it

For players considering a Cyclone-series controller for a compatible platform.

Listed as

GameSir Cyclone 2 Tri Mode BT Wireless Hall Linear Board Game Controller for PC & Mobile with Eco-Friendly Design Charger Dock

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Specifications

Stick technology	TMR
Analog trigger technology	Hall effect
Connectivity	Bluetooth, USB cable and wireless dongle

FAQs

Who makes the GameSir Cyclone 2 Controller?: The GameSir Cyclone 2 Controller is made by GameSir. BooLabz lists it in the Retro Handhelds & Game Controllers collection and confirms the exact model and configuration before it goes on sale.
What is a retro handheld?: A retro handheld is a pocket console that runs emulators for classic systems. Most use Linux-based firmware with active community operating systems and load the games you own from a microSD card.
What are Hall-effect joysticks?: Hall-effect sticks sense position magnetically instead of with a wearing potentiometer, which greatly reduces the stick drift common in older controllers.