About Us

In a quiet  Shenzhen studio in 2016, Evan, a passionate gamer and developer, slammed his malfunctioning controller onto the desk mid-battle. The cheap plastic trigger had failed again, costing him a crucial match. Frustrated by market options that prioritized either performance over comfort or affordability over durability, he wondered: "Why can’t there be a controller that truly understands players?" This question sparked the birth of Coiorvis—a brand born from the desire to bridge the gap between gaming passion and technical precision.

Evan teamed up with fellow hardware enthusiasts to launch Coiorvis, driven by a simple belief: A great game controller shouldn’t be a cold piece of machinery but an "emotional bridge" between players and their virtual worlds. The team spent 300 days dissecting 87 popular controllers, compiling over 2,000 pieces of feedback. They heard complaints about slippery grips during intense sessions, delayed button responses ruining combos, and the need for tactile feedback to immerse deeper into games.

"Whether you’re a casual player or a pro, your controller should feel like an extension of yourself," Evan insisted. In 2017, Coiorvis debuted the Aurora Series, introducing automotive-grade anti-slip materials for sweat-resistant grips, adjustable trigger travel for racing games that mimicked real-wheel sensitivity, and a revamped D-pad reducing fighting game input errors by 40%. Gamers soon raved: "Finally, a brand that listens!"

In Coiorvis’ R&D lab, a "Wall of Feedback" displays hundreds of player requests—from longer battery life for console gamers to lightweight designs for mobile players, even ergonomic adjustments for disabled users. The brand established a "Player Co-Creation Lab," inviting diverse gamers to test prototypes. Every decision, from a 0.5mm grip curve adjustment to the development of their proprietary "smart pressure-sensitive chip," revolved around one question: "Does this elevate the gaming experience?"

In 2020, Coiorvis released the industry’s first Modular Controller, letting players swap joysticks, triggers, and back buttons for different genres—ending the era of "one controller fits one game." By 2023, the Skylark Series for mobile gamers packed console-level precision into a 180g frame, becoming the official controller for major esports tournaments. With 57 patents and 1,000+ hours of durability testing per product, Coiorvis’ mission remained clear: "We don’t just sell controllers; we craft tools for victory."

Coiorvis’ website features a "Player Stories" section, celebrating moments like a college student winning an esports championship with their controller, a nurse using it to bond with young patients in a hospital, and artists customizing it into cyberpunk masterpieces. Annual "Controller Modding Challenges" attract participants from 30+ countries, where 3D-printed  (carved) shells and accessibility mods for visually impaired players showcase the brand’s role as a creative hub.

"Seeing how our controllers inspire joy and connection reminds us why we started," Evan shared in the brand’s 10th-anniversary video. Today, Coiorvis products reach 56 countries, spanning consoles, PCs, and mobile devices. Whether for competitive play or casual fun, every controller embodies their promise: "Making exceptional gaming accessible, because every player’s passion deserves respect."

As we step into 2025, Coiorvis turns its focus to AR/VR peripherals, yet their core philosophy remains unchanged—innovating from the player’s perspective. Their slogan, "Where Passion Meets Precision," captures the belief that every grip is more than a controller in hand; it’s the start of an adventure fueled by love for gaming.

From a midnight epiphany to a global gaming companion, Coiorvis’ story began with frustration but thrives on understanding. Because for them, the journey isn’t about the controller—it’s about the endless possibilities it unlocks for every player, everywhere.

"Where Passion Meets Precision" – Coiorvis: Crafted for gamers, by gamers.