드디어 나왔다.. 모두가 기다리던 G7프로 8K

Product reviewed

• GamePad: “G7 Pro 8K”
• Specifically, the “Ames / Aimr… (Aimrops/Aimlaps)” themed collaboration version
• The video also references comparisons to the “G7 8K Champion version.”

Key features mentioned

• 8K support in-game (most emphasized)
• Firmware update required to fix latency
  • Wired latency on the G7 8K Champion is cited around ~2.4
  • After firmware update, latency is said to drop to about ~0.8 or ~0.6
  • The presenter strongly stresses updating
• Modular / replaceable front faceplate
  • Enables customization and visual swaps
  • The Aim-themed version uses sky-blue accents
  • The front plate can be removed and replaced, including adding an 8K image or other designs
• Design customization highlights (aim-trainer/collab style)
  • Thumbstick caps: different colors vs the Champion version
  • ABXY buttons: redesigned for the Aim-themed version (described as “neat and nice”); Champion is characterized as more “recycled”/copy-like in comparison
  • Right stick: Aim-themed styling added (noted as helpful for players who aim with the right stick, e.g., FPS)
  • D-pad: said to be not much different from Champion; improvements are considered minimal because 8K transition already improved it earlier
• Trigger color
  • Sky-blue translucent trigger on the Aim-themed version
  • Downside: trigger vibration is removed in this 8K version, which disappoints vibration-focused players
• Accessories included
  • Charging dock has a different design
  • USB cable is sky blue and nylon-fiber braided (praised as higher quality than basic rubber cables)

Pros (as stated)

• Latency improves after firmware update (to roughly 0.6–0.8)
• 8K performance parity: presenter claims Aim-themed and Champion variants are essentially the same; differences are mostly aesthetic
• Design is a major selling point
  • Aim-themed looks “overwhelmingly superior” to Champion (color + cleaner logo placement)
  • Liked details: translucent sky-blue accents (thumbsticks/buttons/triggers)
  • Chicken head / logo change is praised as more appropriate for the collaboration theme
• Customization support via replaceable front plate / removable grip
• Accessory bundle feels complete, especially the better USB cable

Cons (as stated)

• Firmware update is required to realize latency improvements (adds a user step)
• No trigger vibration in this 8K version (translucent triggers may feel disappointing to vibration fans)
• Champion version design criticized
  • “Too many logos” and a “jumbled” look are mentioned

Comparisons made

• Aim-themed “Ames/Aimrops” vs “G7 8K Champion”
  • Performance: claimed to be the same (difference framed as aesthetic)
  • Main difference: design
  • Champion design criticized as visually cluttered, overly gold-based, and mixing elements unevenly (logos/accent balance)
  • Aim-themed design praised for cleaner sky-blue + black accents and updated logo/chicken-head styling

Pricing / availability notes

• Presenter says it can’t be bought “cheaply” right now
• Advice: purchase through the official site
• Caution: exchange rate / previous pricing may reduce perceived value—so they can’t strongly recommend if the price undercuts the 8K advantage
• Mentioned price range: ~60,000 to 70,000 won
  • Upgraded latency is presented as justification if it matches expectations

User experience / workflow advice

• First step: download and install the firmware update for latency improvements
• If installation is annoying, they claim the controller may auto-update if you wait
• Buying framing: since performance is similar, choose based on the design/features you prefer

Unique points list (distinct claims/themes)

1. Children’s Day filming context (setting; not product-related).
2. Firmware update resolves latency issues
3. Prior wired latency cited as ~2.4 on the Champion version
4. After update, latency becomes ~0.8 or ~0.6
5. Firmware update is necessary (download link mentioned)
6. Performance between Aim-themed and Champion is the same; choice is mostly design
7. Aim-themed design praised for blue color / visual appeal
8. Champion design criticized as too gold/cluttered (“jumbled”) with too many logos
9. Thumbstick cap color difference: blue translucent vs Champion’s gold
10. Logo change (chicken head) for the collaboration model
11. ABXY redesign differs from Champion; described as “neat and nice”
12. ABXY styling helps maintain sky/black accents
13. Right stick includes Aimrops-specific styling (beneficial for right-stick aiming, e.g., FPS)
14. D-pad improvement minimal; effectively the same as Champion for practical use
15. G7 Pro supports 8K in-game
16. Replaceable front plate enables swapping designs and adding 8K images
17. Aim-themed customization allows new designs after modification
18. Back side largely similar (black base + separate accents)
19. Sky-blue translucent trigger
20. Trigger vibration removed in this 8K version (no vibration feedback)
21. Aim-themed design considered more superior than Champion “in color/design alone”
22. Purchase guidance: official site; no cheap option currently
23. Value concern due to exchange rate; presenter won’t strongly recommend if price negates value
24. Mention of discount code/discount if available (conditional)
25. Charging dock design differs (Aim-themed: simple black + sky blue)
26. Included USB cable is nylon fiber, better than basic rubber cables
27. Presenter uses the bundled cable when testing other controllers
28. Accessory bundle described as a “complete package”
29. Prior tier list commentary: Games 8K previously “Tier E”; design upgrade is implied to soften that assessment
30. Expectation vs price logic: improved latency justifies ~60k–70k won
31. Long-term recommendation philosophy: choose what fits you; don’t rush
32. Video giveaway: two G7 Pro 8Ks for subscribers (content element, not a product feature)
33. Reminder: speed isn’t everything—timing and fit matter

Speakers’ distinct contributions (if applicable)

• Primarily one main presenter driving the claims (firmware/latency, 8K support, customization, design comparisons, accessory quality, purchase advice).
• Occasional secondary confirmations appear, mainly reinforcing design observations (e.g., translucent blue, logo/color changes), without introducing materially different performance claims.

Concise verdict / recommendation

Recommendation: Buy the G7 Pro 8K Aim-themed (Ames/Aimrops) collaboration version if you prioritize design + 8K support, and especially if you’ll install the firmware update to achieve the improved ~0.6–0.8 latency.

Main caveat:

• If you care about trigger vibration, this 8K version omits it.
• If the price isn’t favorable, the presenter suggests the value advantage may shrink or disappear.