Without a doubt the single best controller I've ever put my hands around.
Comfortable, grippy, it feels as premium as it look and looks as premium as it feels, comes with a bunch of accessories, and is consciously designed for the end user as far as I can tell.
Right out of the box, the instructions can seem overwhelming, but they're only one page (the "front" is in English, the "back" is in Chinese) and the sections therein describe functions for the various systems you might want to connect to and the methods of connecting to them. So it's really easy to find what you're looking for. That's a major A+ in my books.
After that, it comes with a bunch of accessories I kinda wouldn't expect to see at this price point. Extra buttons/methods of pushing buttons so you don't have to let go of your thumb sticks if you're playing an FPS or something like that.
Personally, I'm not very good at FPS games but I wouldn't ever try and play one seriously with anything other than a keyboard and mouse, but having extra means of pushing your face buttons is never a bad thing.
Wired, wireless, bluetooth, you can connect this controller a whole bunch of ways, and while I've only tried wired so far, it inspires a lot of confidence in me.
If you check out my photos, you'll see a carrying case that comes with a wireless dongle and a button puller cause you can swap out the position of your buttons if you want! (X and Y and A and B make pairs, and you switch between the two button sets instead of just pulling up one and putting it somewhere else. They're all different sizes and not interchangeable like that.)
Now, it's going to be hard to see, so I'll apologize for the photo quality, but on the front of the white carrying case are shortcuts so you know how to change certain features like the lighting, the rumble, etc. without needing to carrying around the instruction sheet with you! That's thinking ahead and putting the customer first if you ask me!
There are so many options that I'm not 100% familiar with, but I know that Hall joysticks and triggers are meant to not drift eventually like other joysticks and triggers are known to do in the worst case scenario, so once again, a really high quality controller.
Call me optimistic, but I think these guys know what they're doing since they make other controllers too, and they've got my vote of confidence.
It's a great controller if you're looking for even half of the options it comes with, and I'd definitely recommend it.
5/5 from me.
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Everything I could ever want in a controller.
Without a doubt the single best controller I've ever put my hands around.Comfortable, grippy, it feels as premium as it look and looks as premium as it feels, comes with a bunch of accessories, and is consciously designed for the end user as far as I can tell.Right out of the box, the instructions can seem overwhelming, but they're only one page (the "front" is in English, the "back" is in Chinese) and the sections therein describe functions for the various systems you might want to connect to and the methods of connecting to them. So it's really easy to find what you're looking for. That's a major A+ in my books.After that, it comes with a bunch of accessories I kinda wouldn't expect to see at this price point. Extra buttons/methods of pushing buttons so you don't have to let go of your thumb sticks if you're playing an FPS or something like that.Personally, I'm not very good at FPS games but I wouldn't ever try and play one seriously with anything other than a keyboard and mouse, but having extra means of pushing your face buttons is never a bad thing.Wired, wireless, bluetooth, you can connect this controller a whole bunch of ways, and while I've only tried wired so far, it inspires a lot of confidence in me.If you check out my photos, you'll see a carrying case that comes with a wireless dongle and a button puller cause you can swap out the position of your buttons if you want! (X and Y and A and B make pairs, and you switch between the two button sets instead of just pulling up one and putting it somewhere else. They're all different sizes and not interchangeable like that.)Now, it's going to be hard to see, so I'll apologize for the photo quality, but on the front of the white carrying case are shortcuts so you know how to change certain features like the lighting, the rumble, etc. without needing to carrying around the instruction sheet with you! That's thinking ahead and putting the customer first if you ask me!There are so many options that I'm not 100% familiar with, but I know that Hall joysticks and triggers are meant to not drift eventually like other joysticks and triggers are known to do in the worst case scenario, so once again, a really high quality controller.Call me optimistic, but I think these guys know what they're doing since they make other controllers too, and they've got my vote of confidence.It's a great controller if you're looking for even half of the options it comes with, and I'd definitely recommend it.5/5 from me.
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Reviewed in Canada on July 15, 2024
Without a doubt the single best controller I've ever put my hands around.
Comfortable, grippy, it feels as premium as it look and looks as premium as it feels, comes with a bunch of accessories, and is consciously designed for the end user as far as I can tell.
Right out of the box, the instructions can seem overwhelming, but they're only one page (the "front" is in English, the "back" is in Chinese) and the sections therein describe functions for the various systems you might want to connect to and the methods of connecting to them. So it's really easy to find what you're looking for. That's a major A+ in my books.
After that, it comes with a bunch of accessories I kinda wouldn't expect to see at this price point. Extra buttons/methods of pushing buttons so you don't have to let go of your thumb sticks if you're playing an FPS or something like that.
Personally, I'm not very good at FPS games but I wouldn't ever try and play one seriously with anything other than a keyboard and mouse, but having extra means of pushing your face buttons is never a bad thing.
Wired, wireless, bluetooth, you can connect this controller a whole bunch of ways, and while I've only tried wired so far, it inspires a lot of confidence in me.
If you check out my photos, you'll see a carrying case that comes with a wireless dongle and a button puller cause you can swap out the position of your buttons if you want! (X and Y and A and B make pairs, and you switch between the two button sets instead of just pulling up one and putting it somewhere else. They're all different sizes and not interchangeable like that.)
Now, it's going to be hard to see, so I'll apologize for the photo quality, but on the front of the white carrying case are shortcuts so you know how to change certain features like the lighting, the rumble, etc. without needing to carrying around the instruction sheet with you! That's thinking ahead and putting the customer first if you ask me!
There are so many options that I'm not 100% familiar with, but I know that Hall joysticks and triggers are meant to not drift eventually like other joysticks and triggers are known to do in the worst case scenario, so once again, a really high quality controller.
Call me optimistic, but I think these guys know what they're doing since they make other controllers too, and they've got my vote of confidence.
It's a great controller if you're looking for even half of the options it comes with, and I'd definitely recommend it.
5/5 from me.
Comfortable, grippy, it feels as premium as it look and looks as premium as it feels, comes with a bunch of accessories, and is consciously designed for the end user as far as I can tell.
Right out of the box, the instructions can seem overwhelming, but they're only one page (the "front" is in English, the "back" is in Chinese) and the sections therein describe functions for the various systems you might want to connect to and the methods of connecting to them. So it's really easy to find what you're looking for. That's a major A+ in my books.
After that, it comes with a bunch of accessories I kinda wouldn't expect to see at this price point. Extra buttons/methods of pushing buttons so you don't have to let go of your thumb sticks if you're playing an FPS or something like that.
Personally, I'm not very good at FPS games but I wouldn't ever try and play one seriously with anything other than a keyboard and mouse, but having extra means of pushing your face buttons is never a bad thing.
Wired, wireless, bluetooth, you can connect this controller a whole bunch of ways, and while I've only tried wired so far, it inspires a lot of confidence in me.
If you check out my photos, you'll see a carrying case that comes with a wireless dongle and a button puller cause you can swap out the position of your buttons if you want! (X and Y and A and B make pairs, and you switch between the two button sets instead of just pulling up one and putting it somewhere else. They're all different sizes and not interchangeable like that.)
Now, it's going to be hard to see, so I'll apologize for the photo quality, but on the front of the white carrying case are shortcuts so you know how to change certain features like the lighting, the rumble, etc. without needing to carrying around the instruction sheet with you! That's thinking ahead and putting the customer first if you ask me!
There are so many options that I'm not 100% familiar with, but I know that Hall joysticks and triggers are meant to not drift eventually like other joysticks and triggers are known to do in the worst case scenario, so once again, a really high quality controller.
Call me optimistic, but I think these guys know what they're doing since they make other controllers too, and they've got my vote of confidence.
It's a great controller if you're looking for even half of the options it comes with, and I'd definitely recommend it.
5/5 from me.
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Reviewed in Canada on July 8, 2024
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James
I'm loving this controller! Totally customizable to suit your style of play.
Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2024
James
Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2024
If you are into customizing things, you'll love all the features that you can mess around with on this controller. The main thing i like is how easy you can switch the triggers to digital for faster rate of fire in shooting games or analog triggers for car racing games. The Hall effect joysticks are nice as well. They provide precision and you can also adjust the sensitivity to your liking. No more drift
If you're into vibrations, well you will definitely vibe with the 3 Vibrations modes you can choose from. Go from super haptic, rumble to rotor. 6 different vibration levels and light to strong. Don't be surprised if your mom takes a sudden interest in gaming. You can also change the buttons out and remap them. You can also equip the controller with 4 metal paddles underneath and remap those as well.
Want more features? Alright then how about a MOTION AIM ASSIST with adjustable sensitivity for PC FPS games. Easily adjust your JOYSTICK SENSITIVITY. Oh and a RAPID FIRE setting for cheaters and an AUTO PILOT GAMING function that will record up to 10 mins of gameplay so you can repeat the same recorded actions for whatever reason. You can also go to Gulikit website to download latest firmwares and add new functions when available. Plus theres even more. I really like this controller and I've been using it everyday for a about a month now with no issues and its upped my gaming performance for sure. I would absolutely recommend this controller.
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Dave B.
Smooth and responsive, very comfortable to use.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 16, 2024
Maik
gutes Handling, perfekte Sticks, Plattformunabhängig, leise Tasten
Reviewed in Germany on July 7, 2024
Maik
Reviewed in Germany on July 7, 2024
Der Controller bietet viele Extras. Daher kann man viel Zeit damit verbringen, diesen erst einmal nach Belieben einzustellen. Ein gründlicher Blick in die Bedienungsanleitung ist unumgänglich.
Einige hiervon empfinde ich als schön, aber nicht zwingend notwendig. Wie beispielsweise die Einstellungen für die Vibration, APG-Recording oder die zusätzlichen Motion-Aim-Assist für Shooter-Spiele. Für mich ist dieser Assistent schon eine Art von cheaten.
Dazu kommen weitere Features wie einstellbare Joystick-Sensibilität, Rapid-Fire, A-B X-Y Tausch, einstellbare Beleuchtung, 4 oder 8 Richtungen für D-Pad… solche Einstellungen empfinde ich als äußerst nützlich und habe ich bei anderen Controllern vermisst.
Stick-Drift war bei keinen der Sticks vorhanden. Jedoch sollte man die Einstellung der Dead-Zone korrekt wählen, sonst erscheint der Mittelpunkt eventuell nicht zentriert.
Die Tasten sind wechselbar, je nach Plattform, an der man den Controller nutzen möchte.
Der KK3 Max muss hierfür nicht demontiert werden. Die Tasten werden mittels einem mitgeliefertem Tool herausgezogen. Dies sollte man jedoch vorsichtig machen. Rutscht man ab, zerkratzt man den Controller oder die Tasten.
Alle Tasten arbeiten sehr leise.
Ebenso wechselbare sind die Paddel für die Unterseite. Diese werden lediglich durch stecken montiert. Sie wurden aus Metall gefertigt und können daher nicht brechen. Ich bevorzuge Controller ohne Paddel und lasse diese daher demontiert. Bisher habe ich sie auch nicht benötigt. Für manche Spieler und spezielle Games ist dies jedoch sicherlich von enormen Vorteil.
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gambit3rd
Ricorda il gamepad Elite di Microsoft, alcune funzioni sono interessanti. Preciso.
Reviewed in Italy on June 15, 2024