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GameSir’s $30 Nova 2 Lite controller includes Hall effect sticks and triggers.

It’s almost a bit boring when compared to the GameSir’s $69.99 Tarantula Pro that can change the layout of its face button labels. But for $29.99, the Nova 2 Lite could be a solid alternative to 8BitDo’s Ultimate 2C with Hall effect joysticks and triggers that can be locked to a shorter travel for FPS games.

It also includes an extra pair of remappable back buttons and is compatible with the Switch, PCs, iOS, and Android.

<em>The GameSir Nova 2 Lite is available for preorder in midnight gray and luminous white color options with shipping expected to start on June 3rd.</em>
<em>The controller’s back buttons can be reprogrammed to mirror the functionality of other buttons, or to trigger macros of several button presses in sequence.</em>
<em>The Hall effect triggers can be individually locked to a shorter travel using sliding switches.</em>
<em>The Nova 2 Lite has a larger 600mAh battery than the 8BitDo Ultimate 2C (480 mAh) and is compatible with an optional $14.99 charging dock.</em>
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The GameSir Nova 2 Lite is available for preorder in midnight gray and luminous white color options with shipping expected to start on June 3rd.
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