GuliKit KK3 PRO Game Controller Hall Effect Joysticks Analog Triggers Wireless Pro 1000HZ Polling Rate Maglev/HD/Rotory Vibration Compatible with Switch/PC/Android/iOS/Steam Deck (Black)

If you're in the market for a new video game controller and you're tired of the same old issues with drift or poor battery life, this one is a game changer. The comfort is top-notch — think along the lines of first-party Xbox controllers or the 8bitdo Ultimate, meaning it fits perfectly in your hands for those long gaming sessions.Wireless range is solid, and I had no issues with connectivity, even when I was a bit farther from the console. The battery life is another win, lasting hours of uninterrupted gameplay without worrying about running out of juice in the middle of an epic moment.What really sets this controller apart, though, is the Hall effect sensors — no more worrying about stick drift. It feels like the controller just works, every single time. Plus, those nifty LED rings around the analog sticks? A nice touch that adds some flair without being too over-the-top.All in all, this controller compares very favorably to the 8bitdo alternatives in the same price range. If you're looking for a reliable, comfortable, and feature-packed controller, this one is hard to beat.

There’s a lot I like about this game pad:- It comes with a nice, hard plastic case- It feels solid in your hands- The back of the controller has a dimpled texture so it’s comfortable to hold- Many of the features (lights, reassignment of the rear buttons, turbo, macros) are programmable right from the controller without any extra software- Although one of the sticks had a slight deadzone issue, this was quickly & easily remedied and it’s been great ever since (just google “gulikit deadzone adjustment”)- The paddles used for the rear assignable buttons feel like solid metal & are secured once installed- Hall effect sensors!However, it’s not all perfect. Collectively, I’m subtracting a star for the following reasons:- The A & L button (L1 for you PS users) tend to stick in the “pressed” position. I found that by just using the controller, they’ll get to the point when they retract as they should…. But it never quite feels like the other buttons.It’s tricky to install those paddles. It felt like I was going to break either the paddle or the controller itself.- The controller cannot be kept inside the case if the paddles are installed.Overall, I’m pretty happy with this controller. Aside from the sticky buttons, it’s a mostly perfect replacement for the switch pro controller.⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

The A button on the controller gets stuck when you push on it it started right out the box

Even though they have pattle buttons on the back of the controller it doesn't register or recognize it as a input, wish I would have known before purchasing, not worth the money spent

The controller has great features overall and is easy to use, however there are a few quirks.The build feels solid overall and the button presses are great. However attaching the back buttons is super tight to get them in/out - and the hard case does not have space for you to leave them in (so you may be popping them in and out often). The case does have a spot for the back buttons and dongle so they do not get lost.The weight feels good in the hands, and there is texturing around the controller for grip and comfort.The mode for what you want to connect to is super easy, with a button on top and LED showing the mode you are in. The thumbsticks are super smooth and has a little less resistance as compared to first party pro controllers, no issues with drift or centering.Triggers also feel very smooth with a little less resistance than first party controllers. Bumpers feel nice and tight without much travel before the input is recognized. ABXY button presses feel on par with first party with a decent travel before registering.The D-pad works great for up, down, left, right - however the diagonals are a bit hard to press consistently. There are two positions that you can install the triggers for the back buttons depending on your preference, and worked well for me. You can also purchase additional triggers should you want to use all 4 of the back buttons.The thumbstick rings do light up, which provides for a little nice accent lighting. Battery life is great, over 8 hours of heavy play with the LED lights on before getting a low battery warning.This controller overall works fantastic and I think using it feels a little bit above what first party pro controllers offer.

The GuliKit KK3 Pro is a solid, drift-free controller with smooth Hall effect sticks, great build quality, and wide compatibility (Switch, PC, Android). It feels like an Xbox controller and connects easily via Bluetooth, USB-C, or 2.4GHz.The back buttons are handy, though take some getting used to. Overall, it’s a fantastic value for the features you get.

This controller has a good feel and a nice weight. I was very excited to get to some serious gaming. I wanted to get used to it first though and started with some old-school SNES games on the Switch. In less than an hour the A button was stuck in a pressed state. My son managed to pull it back out but it keeps getting stuck in, pressed. I'm very sad because the rest of the controller is quite nice but I didn't even get to my main games before it stopped working. I'll likely take it apart at some point to see if it is fixable but I'm pretty disappointed.