RunSnail GuliKit KK3 Max Controller, Kingkong 3 Controller with Hall Joysticks and Triggers, 4 Back Buttons, 1000Hz Wireless Polling Rate, Compatible with Switch/Android/iOS/macOS-White

I bought this as an alternative to the 8bitdo ultimate controller this seems to have a few more options and the benefit of changing out the buttons so that they can work with either a Nintendo based control set or an Xbox based control set.It comes with a good case with a tool for removing the buttons and with a USB adapter that can be used for lower latency connections it will connect over Bluetooth as well.I've had zero problems with it so far. I have the adapter plugged into the deck for my ROG Ally for playing when docked. When my Ally is not docked I connect over Bluetooth. Everything works perfectly well. I actually prefer this over the 8bitdo controller. It feels great and works well too with a lot more functionality.

The most important feature I like about it is the macro function: you can long press the macro button, and then "operate buttons or direction controls" for up to 10 minutes, and then press the macro button again.Now if you press the macro button once, it will perform the steps you recorded for ONCE.To repeatedly perform that action, double tap on the macro button.This saves me a lot of time when playing some games.It is good for PC, Nintendo Switch, iOS, Android. It is very versatile.

It detected in windows usb controller settings. but was troublesome in Steam. it detects in (Switch Pro) mode, and (Steam) mode, but NOT (windows) mode or the last mode. If I tab to another app, I sometimes need to replug the usb so it can re-detect, and check the mode again. In (Switch Pro) mode, it works wonderfully: no stick drift, great programmable paddles, and I am fine with the buttons.

I bought the KK3 Max in February and it's August (the same year) when I'm writing this. The controller feels great, and the functionality is amazing. But, as other reviewers say, the back paddles stopped working after only a few weeks. I liked the controller anyway, so I did without the back paddles, until yesterday when the right bumper/R1 button stopped working suddenly. Now it's basically useless. The button just got extremely mushy and doesn't register inputs anymore. Unless you don't mind replacing a controller every few months, stay away from this one.

This is a fantastic controller. It does everything I wanted, and then some. I was really looking for some thing that I was able to record a macro on to do some repetitive tedious tasks in some of the video games that I play. Even though this page doesn’t talk about it a whole lot the APG works fantastic. I was able to record a simple macro and leave it running all night long. Took a lot of tedious, grinding out of some of the games I was playing. Exactly what I was looking for

Oh man, I love this controller! Hall Effect gimbals really do make a world of difference. Any controller company that is not using Hall Effect gimbals is RIPPING YOU OFF! Stop buying a new controller every 6 months due to drifting joysticks.I bought a Gulikit King Kong Pro two years ago and it is still flawless. It has thousands of hours of use and has been dropped countless times on my hardwood floor, and the sticks still register a perfect 0.0000 return error in gampadtester.The only reason I bought the KK Max was because I missed having back paddles. That was my only complaint about the KK2 Pro. So the KK Max has solved this issue for me.After having Hall Effect gimbals, I will never buy another controller without them. I am WAY more accurate in FPS games with these joysticks than another other controller I have ever used, including Scufs.Seriously, nothing else compares to this controller.

I played a couple hours each night for a month. Within the first 2 weeks one paddle got stuck twice. Thought it may be a fluke. Now 2weeks later I have 2 paddles consistently getting stuck.Now the whole reason I purchased the controller is basically shot.Love the controller but back paddles are really fragile.

(After a few months of use)This controller is one of the most solidly built pieces of technology I've ever owned. Seamless and durable build quality, super comfortable feel in the hands, stable connection with no dropped inputs, and plenty of repairability points (as far as individual buttons and sticks go).For the price this controller is an absolute no brainer. If you love the Xbox One/Series controllers, you'll love this

This controller has everything I want. Comes with removable Xbox and Switch face buttons, 4 back paddles (I just use two)Adjustable everything. Customizable mappings and functions and calibration ALL ON THE CONTROLLER. no software needed.Feels good in the hand, great vibration.Joysticks and glassy, smooth and crisp.Joysticks have a very slight, quiet spring 'twang' sound but inaudible with any actual gaming sound going on.

Besser als der Elite Xbox Pad !Zuschlagen ;-)

Leggete bene la parte dei dettagli che riguardano la compatibilità del controller. Se volete utilizzarlo con le console di casa Microsoft, vi servirà un dongle aggiuntivo chiamato Goku che richiede la connessione via cavo di un controller già nativamente compatibile (procedura contorta) mentre userete quello Gulikit in modalità wireless. Come recensione prodotto do 5 stelle alla fattura dell'articolo e alla confezione e dotazione dei ricambi e accessori in essa contenuta. Il controller ha un ottimo grip e peso adeguato: grilletti (fantastici) con corsa normale (lunga) o ridotta, bumper anch'essi reattivi, tasti retrostanti comodi e principali con risposta al tatto migliore di quella del controller originale Microsoft. È davvero consigliato per tutto ció che non é Xbox o PS. Ci sono una marea di setting e calibrazioni a disposizione ed anche il pairing, oltre al selettore piattaforma, é fatto egregiamente. Mi spiace davveri doverlo rendere perché é un gioiello di fattura, robusto e curato. Se fosse compatibile con Xbox, l'Elite 2 non avrebbe senso di esistere (sia per prezzo spropositato che per robustezza inferiore) ed é forse per quello che NON funziona con le consoles di Redmond.

Have tried this controller out for a few hours and it feels very comfortable in hands, feels smaller and more compact than classic PS5 controller and suits the smaller medium hands perfectly.Design wise it is very epurated and classic. The touch of the materials feel good especially the body of the controller, it is a sort of more or less grippy textured plastic which feels better in hand IMO.The buttons are OK, nothing special to signal, lets see on the longer run how they age.However, the controller needs a firmware update right from the beginning before using it. This is where it is a little strange, you need to download a firmware on to the controller but even when you do so the controller turns off and the firmware does not upload properly. After a good 15minuts of research on reddit I found that dragging the downloaded software file on the desktop first and then afterwards dragging it on the controller solved the problem. The controller then turns on and is ready to use. This is a little bit a pain for many people who are simply willing to turn their controller on and play without having to figure out how to bring the update of the firmware and so on. Really, this should be fixed but maybe it only happened to very few people..The pallets on the back feel good even though I am not yet used to have pallets on the back. They are made from metal and feel quite responsive.The controller comes with two little textured gums/pads to put on your joysticks for more grip which I really enjoy.Connectivity wise you can plug it wired or wirelessly, both function properly. There is a certain learning curve when it comes to remap buttons, modify sensitivity and so on but you get a manual. I have to admit that it is quite programmable and becomes simple once you get used to how to use the different buttons.All in all I am actually very pleased with this controller especially for its price point. Compared to a Dualsense Edge at 220€ or to a Scuff controller around 230€ I feel this gulikit is not lacking anything major compared to those expensive controllers.Obviously, only time will tell because joysticks are known to develop stickdrift over time, so a review after 10 months of use is more pertinent maybe.Anyways, the first impressions are quite good. It cost ‘only’ 20€ more than the default Xbox or Playstation controllers but offers quite more options for the customer.Hope this review may guide you and help you.

I have been using this controller for a few days now, and so far I'm quite pleased with it. Have tried it on PC and Switch. No apparent QC issues, everything seems to work as intended. Was quite surprised by this, having read some not-too-great stories about Gulikit QC. The controller has a premium feel to it as well as some weight. All axis controls are quite precise, trigger lockout travel could have been a little shorter. Though it provides a nice click, it's just a bit on the mushy side. Some people may also not like the trigger tension, it's on the heavy side. It would have been nice if all buttons were freely mappable on PC, but since there's no software suite (that I know of), you're limited to what the controller has to offer. All in all, really can't complain at this very low price point. Having tried a Turtle Beach Stealth Ultra before this, this blows that piece of overpriced plastic out of the water on every front. Considering that controller was more than double the price and suffering from multiple QC issues, I cannot recommend the KK3 Max enough. Looking for a Elite controller with hall effect precision? Look no further, although your mileage may vary, ofcourse. If things start to fall apart in the following months, I'll be back here to report, but so far, so good!