@@BtShawn the video is from my Xbox console. Just get on the store and search for the GameSir Nexus app. The only thing you cannot do is change the polling rate above 250 Hz. That can only be done on PC.

@@IgotTheGloq one of the most common problems that can cause this is a bad USB cable. If trying a different USB cable doesn't do it, I guess there might be something wrong with your console/PC has a bad USB port, but it's unlikely.

@@Luscombag the only usb cable that works is the one they give you, its the only one that fits the controller port

@@IgotTheGloq I have some that don't fit, but others will. I bought a Rayovac brand cable from Dollar General that works and is what I've been using for months. You just have to find one that has less plastic around the connector so it isn't as thick.

@@rhysmilton_ If you mean it is physically stuck there, then something's wrong with your controller either need to take it back, get it fixed under warranty, or take it apart and try to fix it yourself. If you mean the stick goes back but the computer or console thinks it's still stuck over then the manual calibration should fix it. You could also try doing a calibration through the app.

@@Luscombag no,it looks like it’s in the center but when i check the gamesir app it shows it moving left and slowly moving back to center.

@@rhysmilton_ That is what s calibration should fix. If it doesn't, I don't know what else you could try... Well, you could try a different cable. My factory cable eventually started giving phantom button presses. I guess it could also cause a problem like yours

@@Luscombag okay i will try that and let you know

I do not have a T3S, but I've been researching and it looks like the GameSir T3S is locked in at 250Hz when wired to a Win11 PC. After digging some more, it appears the only GameSir controllers that can be overclocked to 1000Hz are the G7, G7SE, Kaleid, and Kaleid Flux. Hope this helps.

@@cA5TraTioN I'm glad it helped!

@@OscarPerez-og7kt The Xbox app used to, but it doesn't anymore. However, you can use the PC app and change it to 1000Hz and the change will stay with the controller. Supposedly, Xbox had GameSir remove the overclocking abilities before it's seen as an unfair advantage (there's never been an official statement that says this)

@@Septemberbean Just go to the Xbox Game Store/Microsoft Store (not Game Pass Store) and search for: GameSir Nexus

@@Luscombag ah Ty :)

@@Luscombag yea I’ve just danloaded it now thank you very much for telling me. I appreciate it

@@benopine2440 Calibrating your controller basically resets the sticks and triggers. Sometimes sticks or triggers may not act quite right over time/use, after a physical modification to the controller, or after an update to the firmware... Say you replace the sticks with ones that have a thicker base, your controller won't think they are going all the way to the edge because of the thicker sticks, so you need to calibrate.... My problem was after an update, my right trigger thought it was constantly applied, but calibrating fixed that.

@@Luscombag oh so u only do it if your having problems I thought it made it better or something lol

@@benopine2440That's right. It shouldn't hurt, but if you're not having any issues, there really isn't a reason to do it.

If your sticks do not respond correctly or seem to be off center... or if your triggers do not work right or have unintended dead zones, it is a good idea to calibrate. One time, after updating the controller, my triggers were showing fulling applied when they were halfway down (making racing games more difficult), calibration fixed that.... It doesn't hurt to calibrate, but unless you are experiencing issues or made physical modifications, there really is no need.

@@APcoking I've had people tell me they have this issue more frequently lately. I recommend trying a different USB cable. I did have one person tell me they ultimately sent the controller back for a replacement. If a different USB cable doesn't work and you didn't have problems after updating the controller, I'd recommend trying to get it fixed/replaced if under warranty. But... If this happened after updating the controller, you could try going to the Troubleshooting section of GameSir's Discord and ask them for the downgrade file for the firmware version that worked before and the instructions.

I just got its brand new i dont use pc i only mobile and i dont know how to update the lights turn on but when you say that it flickers. I tryed doing the same way you did but it did not work Luscombag do i have to return or i cant use it

@@APcoking what do you have the other end plugged into? Your phone? Charger?

@@Luscombag a charger that fits

@@APcoking Do you have a PC to plug it into? I haven't tried to do it from a charger. Or possibly try it by plugging in to your phone if you don't have a PC .

@@EduardIspas-t4y I've gotten them from others lately. I didn't know if something is wrong with the controllers or a recent update... I have recommended trying a different cable since the factory cables are notoriously flaky. I'm not sure if that has helped, but I think only one person has messaged back saying it did not.

@@Luscombag ive tried everything, different cables, pc, xbox, every port, turns out the cable was fine but the controller was messed up so im refunding it but thank you

@@EduardIspas-t4yI’m having the same trouble, do you do this on the console with the app closed?

@@benben1968 im not sure, ive tried this video with app closed xbox closed app open xbox open , nothing works i just ended up refunding it, on reddit so many people have the same issue but im not sure if theres a fix

@@EduardIspas-t4y I plugged it into a pc and it worked for me

@@gustavovinicius6684 that's a new one... Have you tried using a different profile to see if you have the same problem on other profiles?

Did you ever figure it out? I’m having the same trouble, do you do this on the console or do it on a pc

@@rolrswng I'm not sure what to tell you. The only thing I can suggest is trying a different USB cable since the factory ones can be a bit flaky.

@@jonnym91 it never hurts to calibrate it, but really only if the sticks or the buttons don't seem to be acting right.... Or if you make any physical modifications to the sticks.

@@Quacky-t4lSometimes, a manual calibration can fix issues like that. I made a video showing how to do a manual calibration, link below: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-3_MeavwEnaQ.htmlsi=LQ4P774Z1FKAb-sB

@@Luscombag I tried that but i can't update the firmware its stuck at v6.26

@@Quacky-t4l The only other option I can think of is to try a different USB cable. If that doesn't work, I'd recommend sending it back for a replacement or contacting GameSir on their Discord channel. They are slow to respond, but it is the only way I know to get troubleshooting help from them.

@@boxedbysj did it only start happening right after updating the controller?

@@Luscombag it came so

@@boxedbysj if the manual reset didn't work and it does the same with a different USB cable, I would recommend sending it back.

@@ooyangg_ Make sure all three buttons are pressed when you plug in the cable. If that is the case, try a different cable.

@@Luscombag ive tried both and its not blinking

@@ooyangg_ That's all I know to try. I did have one person that was trying to do this with a controller that wasn't a GameSir G7 series controller. So if you are not using a GameSir controller, that's the problem.

@@Luscombag i am indeed using a g7 se

@@ooyangg_ I figured, but I was surprised it happened once, so I had to bring it up just in case. I wish I knew why yours isn't working, but I don't know what else to try.

@@ghostshade97b59 Yes. Either a console or a PC. It has to have power coming to the computer... It may work if you plug it into a wall charger, but I've never tried that.

@@Luscombag Thank you!

@@RaymondWilliams-cs8vv try a different cable. Did your problem start after an update?

@@ragsa789 You may want check the GameSir Nexus app to see if the trigger vibration got turned off somehow.... You could try a manual calibration (there is a tutorial video on my channel)... Other than that, if this started after an update, my next advice would be to go on the troubleshooting section of GameSir's Discord and ask for the downgrade file and instructions for the firmware version that last worked for you. The Discord responses are very slow, it could take many days to get a response from them.

@@Luscombag does it work for xbox console?? Trigger vibration?? Or do you have kaleid type, in description is written "hyper realistic vibration". Is that true??

@@ragsa789 Yes, it works on Xbox One. Just open up the door and search for GameSir Nexus and it should pop-up. I have the GameSir G7 SE, which is basically the same as the G7, but with hall effect sticks. I haven't used the Kaleid, but I didn't think the vibration on the G7 series is horrible or great, it's just meh.

@@Luscombag for xbox series x?

@@ragsa789 sorry, I misread you message. I thought you had an Xbox one.... Yes, it works on the Series X. That's what I'm playing on.

@@Demonzerko the most common reason I've seen for problems like that is the USB cable. The other option is to update the firmware. I took extremely good care of the factory cable. I never rolled it up, I plugged it in and left it there on the table where I played, and it started going crazy. The included cables have not been known to be good quality. I went to Dollar General and bought a 10 foot Rayovac brand USB C cable and have not had a problem since. If it's not the cable, upgrading the firmware through the GameSir Nexus app would be my other suggestion.

@@Luscombag thank you

@@Demonzerko no problem. Hopefully one of those works for you.... If it persists, the only other thing I can think of is to change the USB port.....or if you are on PC, maybe update Windows or your drivers.

@@user-qw9zm5bv3q If you mean that L3 and R3 stick button presses are flipped, you can use the GameSir Nexus app to change them back. It's available on the Microsoft Store. If you mean the movement of the sticks is flipped, that's a new one to me, but resetting the profile should do it (in theory). Go to the GameSir Nexus app, choose the affected profile and go to the settings/gear icon in the upper right hand corner and click that to reset the profile. Or... If you want to manually switch back to the default profile, press the M button plus the Y button at the same time. If you want to manually switch between one custom profile and another, press the M button and B or A or X at the same time. (Profile 1 is B, Profile 2 is A, Profile 3 is X) But... If you are looking for a way to reset/fix the controller without software, I do not know of any method to do that.

True, I can do this through the application, but when I press the M button, I don't know how to confirm it. Please help me or give me a way to communicate.

@@BaylorGleaton it probably will unless there's physical damage to the stick mechanics inside the controller.

@@Luscombag I am not sure what happened I pushed to hard and it broke

@@BaylorGleaton Is the stick is physically pointing upwards or it just moves in the game upwards?

@@baker_iq1346 The easiest way is to download the GameSir Nexus app (on PC or Xbox) and program the buttons for what you want then to do in the app... If you want to program the back buttons (R4/L4) manually you can do that too. As an example, if you want to have the right back button (R4) programmed to act like the A button, hold the M button (bottom front button) and the R4 button at the same time until the light blinks, then tap the A button. The light should go solid and now R4 acts like the A button. Also, make sure the lock switches are off on the back of the controller are off, otherwise you can't click the back buttons.

@@Sera-ur8qlDoes it not sure the 3 presses of RT? Or does it show it's constantly pressed? You could also try a manual calibration that is done without the app. I made a video on how to do that. Link below: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-3_MeavwEnaQ.htmlsi=0zVdJ0Zl4GKgt5ae

@@eastonsikor3ki it could be a bad controller, but you can always try a different USB cable or try a different USB port, or if you are on PC or Xbox, see if it works on the other one.

@@LuscombagNa it works perfectly fine i just need someone to explain my situation to, ik ur a grown adult but do u have snapchat? i really need help with this

@@Luscombagit was working perfectly fine and then it was doing this same thing like a week ago so i watched this vid and it worked, now nothing is working on the controller

@@LuscombagCould i maybe get one of your socials? maybe you can try and help if not that’s fine

@@eastonsikor3ki I'm not sure. That's a new one to me. My USB cable worked right sometimes and then not work right at others. When you use the GameSir Nexus app. Does it recognize the controller is connected?

@@trixzz.x I did two things. A manual calibration fixed most of my problem, a link to a video I made showing how to do that is below. If this doesn't fix it then reply back and I'll tell you the other thing I did. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-3_MeavwEnaQ.htmlsi=xrI3PaIvJZiQgTnu

@@contensuu Yes. It used to be on the Xbox version of the GameSir Nexus app, but Xbox made GameSir remove the overclocking feature. Now it is only on the PC app, but when you make changes to your controller on the PC it stays with a controller even after you connect it to the Xbox.

@@Luscombag am so sorry what app is it am having trouble finding it. Do I do it through the Browser or do I have to download something?

@@contensuu it's available in the Microsoft Store. It is called "GameSir Nexus"

@@Luscombag ok I Overclock it on pc then I put it on my Xbox it’s telling me I have to put it back to 250 hz and the headphones jack isn’t working. Damn I appreciate the help

@@contensuu They say the headphones will not work. I use wireless headphones, but I have heard some say the headphones still work on theirs after overclocking. I guess it might have issues, so they just say it won't work.

@@wTexas15 That's a new one to me. I would recommend trying a new cable and/or a different USB port.