New Xbox Controller Officially Revealed, Coming in August

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xbox We've officially added another controller to our growing lineup of licensed accessories, and it's a blast from the past. Sporting a transparent green design along with numerous hardware improvements, the new controller will be the perfect addition to the upcoming Xbox Series X25 console. For longtime Xbox fans (especially those who grew up on the original console), this is one of the more nostalgic hardware releases in recent memory.

Xbox's controller lineup has expanded significantly over the past few years. Between standard and elite Xbox controllers, accessibility-focused options, and officially licensed third-party hardware, Xbox players have more choices than ever before. At the same time, manufacturers, including Xbox, are increasingly leaning towards nostalgia (transparent shells, retro colors, classic designs), and it seems there's a demand for them. The retro console phase is upon us, and that's plenty of reason to celebrate.

Xbox Launches New GameSir T7 Pro Retro Green Controller

The new controller is the GameSir T7 Pro Retro Green, an officially licensed Xbox controller priced at $69.99. Compatible with Xbox Series

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GameSir T7 Pro Retro Green Feature Summary

  • Transparent green shell inspired by the Xbox One.

  • Official Xbox License.

  • Compatible with Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, Windows 10/11, and Steam.

  • Retail price $69.99 + pre-order for delivery in August

  • Hall-effect thumbsticks (designed to virtually eliminate stick drift).

  • Hall-effect analog trigger with two-stage trigger stop.

  • Dynamic RGB lighting is applied across the ABXY buttons, D-pad, thumbsticks, and rear grip.

  • 2 programmable rear buttons.

  • 4 rumble motors (with trigger vibration).

  • Laser-engraved textured grip.

  • 3.5mm headset jack.

  • Customization via GameSir Nexus software.

Hall effect thumbsticks use magnetic sensors instead of traditional physical contact, significantly reducing the risk of stick drift while extending the life of your controller. Additionally, adjustable trigger stops allow players to switch between full analog control and short trigger pulls (especially useful for shooters), making the controller suitable for competitive play as well as casual gaming. The technology and price make it a perfect middle ground between the standard Xbox controller and one of the more expensive Xbox Elite controllers. Specifically, it includes a back button.

A nostalgic shell may be the first thing that catches a player's attention, but the GameSir T7 Pro Retro Green blends one of Xbox's most iconic looks with the features players expect in 2026, so this controller is designed to be more than just a collectible. For anyone looking to add a little unique Xbox flair to their setup, this controller could be one of the most eye-catching gaming releases of the year.

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