While these felt a little loose at first, it didn’t take me long to adjust to the softer tension, even for playing shooters like Overwatch 2. With six axis gyroscope, it can detect the tilt of the controller and react quickly, making switch motion-sensing games more fun. Then there are all the other little things thrown in for good measure, stuff like a no-deadzone mode, 3 levels of stick sensitivity configurable per stick on the controller side (one of which pushes diagonal readings far beyond the perimeter of the circle for the handful of games that expect those sorts of readings for proper diagonal movement), turbo mode, customizable trigger sensitivity, customizable vibration with 4 levels including disabled, the ability to swap AB/XY if for some reason you wanted to, and then Autopilot Game mode which if I understand correctly lets you record up to 10 minutes of inputs and then set them on loop. Read more about the condition New: A brand-new, unused, unopened and undamaged item in original retail packaging (where packaging is applicable). This is something that might not be a concern to casual audiences, but a 20% deadzone is a deal breaker for professional play in any capacity that relies on deadzone being something as small as 1–2%.

It comes in a nice matte black, while the bases of the analogue sticks and the shoulder buttons have chrome silver paint over the plastic. What that means is the sticks don’t touch internal circuits that could be prone to wear, thus avoiding the dreaded stick drift that has plagued so many controllers in recent years. I will say it doesn’t feel quite as good as the regular Pro controller (I quite like the weight of them), but I’m happy to say this is the best third-party controller I‘ve ever felt both in form and in function.Patented Low Power Technology provides only 50% power of original carbon film joystick for more power saving and longer gaming session. I put it into an X-input tester and did a circle test that revealed that the left stick only reached a value of . Now Nintendo Switch will be the only console with the ability to utilize macros with this controller. How can a company make that claim, when its been known since the Playstation 1 Dual Analog controller that analog sticks drift? Does its NXTPAPER technology make it an adequate blend of Android tablet and e-reader for enhanced productivity?

Steam Deck purposely built the layout so that controllers (and their board) were easily swapped in/out. Cheat Codes Add and Request group The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom cheat codes Pokémon Legends: Arceus cheat codes Xenoblade Chronicles 3 cheat codes Fire Emblem Engage cheat codes Request a cheat.

Take note of how I said “in theory” as it’s unknown how long it’ll take for this controller to drift if it does at all. It’s also compatible with the Steam Deck, though you’ll need to use it in Switch mode with Steam’s handheld if you want gyro controls. Advanced Motion Sense Assist] Built-in dual vibration motors, Kingkong 2 Pro controller support rumble intensity adjustment (four-level vibration adjustment, the lowest level is no vibration).

The KingKong 2 has GuliKit's own patented, contactless electromagnetic hall-effect joysticks that are long-lasting compare to the potentiometer joysticks on other controllers. Everything seems to work absolutely fine as well, I took Breath of the Wild for a spin to try out the motion controls and the amiibo support, and all features work flawlessly.

Disappointing triggers and limited customization hold it back from perfection, but the KingKong 2 Pro still pulls far ahead of the pack. Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page. To give you a sentence with some subtext that I’ll clear up near the end, it has a smooth frictionless feel that needs to be experienced if you have a friend that has one. There are features in the controller that lets you calibrate and adjust the sensitivity of the gyroscope, but it didn’t do anything and kept drifting.

And since GuliKit seems keen on innovation, I will be a bit nit-picky here to point out that it doesn’t include handy features that some Xbox controllers have for some years already. You absolutely shouldn’t use this for Splatoon in any way if you already have a Switch Pro Controller.

It's joy sticks feel really smooth to use compared to a Switch Pro controller where there is subtle friction. Also in the box is a cute clear plastic case for the controller, which is handy for keeping dust, dirt, grime, and other stuff off it as much as you can. I'd say I enjoy it about as much as the Wii U dpad or maybe the Xbox one dpad in terms of functionality. There's not a whole lot to say about these other than they work pretty seamlessly and Switch pro has full gyro. What the King Kong Pro 2 does differently though, is like many third-party controllers, it has a programmable extra button.