GuliKit KK3 MAX Controller (No Drift) for Switch/PC/Android/MacOS/IOS with 4 Back Buttons, Hall Joysticks and Triggers, Maglev/Rotor/HD Vibration,1000Hz Polling Rate, RGB lights

BEST STICK CONTROL I HAVE EVER USED — Keep the current firmware you receive unless you have a PC
Positive Review — Unsure how to describe perfect control, but after using the original N.6.4. controller when it was brand new back in the “day”, I’ve never had perfect control of “the Plummer”, or any other 3D/2D game ever since. These magnetic sticks provide “specific” control that has me “tip toeing” around corners and finding secrets that always had me “falling” or mis-stepping.Experience — I’m reliving games that I’ve long since thought I’d never play again because of the “broken control” that would always kill me, or make the game become a headache because of missing that “trick”.Pros — Very happy with the unit. So many settings, and the ability to turn off the LED lights is a big bonus for me. I wound up dropping a black-out sticker to reduce the amount of light that shined when the battery was low, or charging, etc. The light remains fully lit when a setting is modified, so reducing that light in your face was nice. I may drop “dimmer” stickers on the two little dots so I can just barely see them when needed.Bonus — The FLIPPERs on the bottom of the controller are now metal, and they are PERFECT for quickly swapping out for the game of your choice to ease finger fatigue when playing Kart race, or any other racing game. Playing a non-stop key press type game or other type of “rapped” key hitting is now an easy flick of the finger inward, instead of pounding a key. I am MOST impressed by these flippers. THANK YOU!Cons — From a macOS machine, I tried to update the firmware of the first unit I received, and bricked it. Tech Support was so responsive and helped me evaluate the process and determine the first unit needed to be swapped out as I had no way of resetting the firmware. TIP — Just leave the firmware you receive alone, it works great (4.0 in my case). I am having zero problems now.Confusion until you know — You can accidentally hold the gear icon (center) and hit a key, which makes it a “repeater” key, then the second time you do this makes it an “auto” key. I thought my analog right flipper was messed up until I realized it was set as an “auto” key. Once toggled back to normal, it was perfect.TLdr; — Leave the firmware alone, read the instructions on how the GEAR icon works, enjoy the flippers, and have the BEST tight corner character control you have ever experienced. Thanks to the GuliKit team.

Not at all built well. Don’t waste your money
My review is on the product not the seller. This controller felt good in my hand and work well while it still worked. It lasted a few weeks before the left trigger broke. The few extra parts that came with the pro did not include the triggers so I couldn’t replace that part. I have found similar parts like those that came with it but not the part I need. It was a complete waste of money. I have since purchased a SKUM controller, it so far has been the best that I’ve ever used. We will see as time goes by if it is well built.

Great controller
Great feel and excellent customer service.The controller feels great in hand. Comes with a case to make travel easier.They have a very responsive customer service team that responds extremely well to email.

I purchased two Gulikit KK3 Pro Controllers. Overall, it’s a great controller with low latency, a really good polling rate, a premium feel, Hall effect joysticks, and various modes (PC, Switch, Wireless, etc.).At first glance, you might wonder why I would complain about it. However, both of these controllers developed defects after the return period.For the first one, I noticed one day that it was randomly pressing the trigger and A button. I contacted support to inquire about an RMA or refund. Instead, they informed me of a possible issue: the ribbon cable connecting the motherboard to the daughterboard was getting loose. They suggested I try reconnecting the ribbon cable properly. After adjusting it, my issue evolved—now it was the B button, Start button, and a trigger that were malfunctioning, though the A button was fixed. So, it was indeed the ribbon cables causing the problem. After this, I abandoned the idea of repairing it and instead bought another one, thinking it was just bad luck.Now, onto the second one. It worked well at first, but then the left joystick started popping out of place during gameplay. To give you an idea, it’s like when you pull on the joystick of any controller, and it gets loose on its inner stick. I thought, “Let’s tighten the inner screw; maybe it’s loose.” Unfortunately, that didn’t work. I tried to take a closer look at the joystick, but then I encountered another issue. The previously loose ribbon cable seemed to be fixed in this one—it was almost glued in place. It’s impossible to access the joystick without removing the ribbon cable and the daughterboard. So, while this controller isn’t exactly broken, it’s not really usable, especially in competitive gaming.In conclusion: it’s a great controller with poor longevity, bad repairability, and no RMA? I’m just sad about it. I own a KK2, which has been an excellent controller (a year of use and still in perfect shape). I was hoping the KK3 would be better. It was, in almost every aspect, but not in the one that matters most—making the controller usable.

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