GameSir Nova Vision Controller Adds Built-In Screen for $54.99
The Nova Vision is GameSir's first controller with an integrated menu system, called VisionOS, and its first with twist-adjustable thumbstick tension.
GameSir announced the Nova Vision on November 5, 2026, a $54.99 controller that is the company's first with a built-in screen and an integrated menu system. It ships in Black or White, according to gamesradar.com.
The screen runs on what GameSir calls VisionOS, the menu system built into the controller itself. The Nova Vision is also GameSir's first pad with adjustable thumbstick tension, which players change by twisting the thumbsticks directly rather than opening the shell or using a tool.
Other hardware includes trigger stop switches, Hall effect sticks, two back buttons and a 1000mAh battery, paired with a charging stand. The controller supports lift-to-wake functionality for the Nintendo Switch 2 and also works as a PC controller.
Adjustable tension spreads across the market
Adjustable thumbstick tension has been an emerging feature in the controller space in 2026, led by FlyDigi's Vader 5S and joined by the 8BitDo Ultimate 3 and Nacon Revolution Pro X. GameSir's Nova line has historically supported the Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 ecosystems; the site recently reviewed the Super Nova as a budget recommendation.
Quick answers
How much does the GameSir Nova Vision cost?
The Nova Vision is priced at $54.99 and comes in Black or White.
Does the GameSir Nova Vision work with the Nintendo Switch 2?
Yes. It supports lift-to-wake functionality for the Switch 2 and also works as a PC controller.
What is VisionOS on the Nova Vision?
VisionOS is the name of GameSir's integrated menu system that runs on the controller's built-in screen.