GuliKit (No Stick Drift) KingKong 2 Pro Wireless Controller for Nintendo Switch, First Bluetooth Controller with Hall Effect Sensing Joystick, No Deadzone, Auto Pilot Gaming, Motion Sense[New Patent]

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We don’t share your credit card details with third-party sellers, and we don’t sell your information to others. The Gulikit KingKong 2 Pro Wireless controller is compatible with Nintendo Switch, Switch Lite, Switch OLED, PC, Android IOS, and MacOS. Q: When I used this controller for a few months, the buttons didn't feel so smooth and even got stuck.

It personally didn't impact me and for normal play it seems fine, but I had to boost the controller deadzones in Steam controller settings just a bit -- the rest position is 0,0 in wired xbox 360 mode, but slightly off from that as a Switch Pro controller.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. Despite the bulky footprint of GuliKit’s controller, the case is a nice addition if you want to throw it into your bag without worrying about damage. The gyroscope on the Switch Pro controller in Breath of the Wild has a delay of what looks like 5 frames, while the King Kong 2 Pro has a delay by at least 9 frames in Breath of the Wild.

That means you can grab tunics and other goodies from all your Link figures in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom without having to pick up a different controller. It gives you a good game immersion not only to motion sensing video games, but also to those games with no original motion sense, especially FPS games. If you have used this feature before you’ll know how handy it can be, and it works very quickly and efficiently here.This can be used to program actions, such as constantly pressing A to shoot a weapon or to pick up items in Animal Crossing. That slight decrease in weight with the premium materials feels fantastic, and the analog sticks are clearly designed to take a beating. So in theory I guess this helps avoid the problem of the rubber membrane becoming more of an issue as it retains it shape less and less over time leading to misinputs etc. The face buttons are a little mushy and have a hollow, sometimes sticky feel, though the travel itself is decent. The GuliKit King Kong Pro 2 is a perfect choice for a second controller, and with so many extra features, it should be thought of alongside the official competition from Nintendo themselves.

There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase, a SQL command or malformed data. 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). Indeed, the KingKong 2 Pro is also versatile as it is compatible with Android, Windows and Mac systems as well.

It CAN do NFC for sure, and it does have 3 levels of feedback vibration but there is no HD Rumble incorporated. Kinda ruins it for fast paced games and I haven't found anyone talking about this issue which is game ruining. And sorry for the super long comment but I'm very passionate about this controller and what I've watched this company do over the years. It uses contactless magnets rotating on a dial, where their positions relative to an electrical conductor alter the measurable output voltage. At the top of the controller, you also find a slider to change between Nintendo Switch, Windows, and Android, allowing you to quickly and easily set up this controller for other devices.

It's a little stiff, and I wouldn't use it for a fighting game I guess (but the dpad in the lower position always kind of sucks for primary usage anyway -- I hate playstation stick placement but at the very least it makes it gives a good primary dpad usage experience and an okay primary stick usage experience, either if none of them are exceptional).I can now recommend this to Splatoon players and people who want a general use controller for their Nintendo Switch. When I was testing Splatoon 3, I put it down and reached for the Switch Pro Controller and turned it into a bystander. The burst mode, no dead zone mode, sensitivity adjustments, and more, are all done via the gear key, plus a range of inputs a bit like a fighting game combo. Steam Deck purposely built the layout so that controllers (and their board) were easily swapped in/out. The D-Pad is functional, a little stiff in some parts, but it’s at least better than the Switch’s D-Pad.