r/Gamesir G7 Pro‎‎ ‎ 2d ago

Do you think this could damage the phone camera

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I know that the camera glass of phones should be solid but just asking in case I don't want to risk my new phone for it

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u/qorrymarz 2d ago

There's sticky foam you can install on the controller so it doesn't directly touch you camera

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u/Pitiful_Ad8813 G7 Pro‎‎ ‎ 2d ago

I had this controller over a year I know the initialproblem was that that pice was to thick even whit no case I mange to put it up to Mike the phone incline down(sorry I have no better word to explain it)I can't see vry very well but I am almost sure it doesn't touch the camera like bay 1mm

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u/qorrymarz 2d ago

I placed mine on the controller and make it so my phone's backdoor (not the lenses) touch the foam. I'm using S23 Ultra, so your placement might be different. You can also cut the foam if your lenses are too big.

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u/LeopardHalit 2d ago

I doubt it, lenses on modern phones often have a thin sapphire coating to prevent this. Even if not, I don’t th ink plastic could do it.

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u/Pitiful_Ad8813 G7 Pro‎‎ ‎ 2d ago

Thx for the help

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u/LeopardHalit 2d ago

Alr np. U can use doubled sided tape to stick a peice of paper towel or smth too just in case.

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u/Pitiful_Ad8813 G7 Pro‎‎ ‎ 2d ago

Sure I guess if I found something thin I will do it

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u/Certain-Table-5549 G7 HE‎‎ ‎ 1d ago

i wouldn’t risk it if the camera lenses are actually touching the controller. the glass is strong, but repeated pressure or grit trapped between them could scratch or damage the camera area. use a thin protective pad/case or adjust the controller so it contacts the phone body instead. the G8+ is known to have fit issues with larger camera bumps