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

I haven't used it yet but it feels very good in my hands. Build quality from what I can tell is top notch. Real rating TBD.

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.

Its been maybe two weeks since I got this thing and it already is breaking. The left analog trigger is coming apart and feels like its grinding against the plastic of the shell. The analog sticks are stiff and not responsive enough for the precision I want out of them. A regular $40 dollar xbox controller might not have hall effect sticks but at least the analog sticks feel nice and responsive.

Before purchasing this I read a lot of complaints about people having issues with buttons that will stop working, get squishy, or the like. I thought I was a lot easier on my controllers than most but that doesn't seem to be enough in this case. I still rate the controller highly as it works great, has a lot of functions and features and seems to be built really well. Responsiveness is great and I really like the feel of it. With this version, I've enjoyed having the buttons on the back more than I thought I would.However, four months in (maybe 1-2 days/week) and I'm already having issues with one of the back buttons breaking at the hinge. The plastic is so tiny that there's just no way it can last. I'm not sure how they felt that this would stand long term usage. Granted, I set this up as my dodge/roll button for Elden Ring but there's still no reason it can be a lot more robust. The ZR trigger button is having issues as well. I can't quite figure this one out as, when disassembled, the actual button works just fine but something in the trigger itself must've worn or broke as when when together it has about an 80% success rate of actually working.If some of these components were available to buy as replacements I'd give this a 4-star rating but I cannot find them anywhere. They're very easy to get to, remove, and reinstall but without new ones it makes no difference.TLDR: Great controller with amazing features but I shouldn't have two buttons already broken after just four months of off and on usage.

I use this for my switch and my PC, it works great! I haven't bothered to use the bluetooth feature, so I can't speak to that, but it's excellent when used with the cord. Easy to connect, easy to switch devices, easy to turn on/off, no drift (so far), and it came with extra things I wasn't even expecting: a dust cloth, replacement buttons, additional buttons for the back of the controller, and joystick covers (for better grip, I think. Idk, but I like them). I don't know if I have small hands, but I've had trouble reaching/using the triggers in the past with other controllers that seemed too big, but I don't think I've noticed that with this controller. I wouldn't call it a "small" controller, but it's comfortable for me to use and I can reach everything at once (except for the + and - buttons, but I can never reach those). And I don't have any issues with how any of the buttons feel, but I don't have much to compare it too either.TLDR: I really like this controller, 100% would buy again.