GuliKit KK3 MAX Bluetooth controller with RGB light, Maglev Vibration Motor, Reverb Joysticks and Triggers, 1000Hz Frequency Response, 4 Back Buttons for PC/Switch/Steam/Android/iOS/MacOS

Use this for PC and Nintendo Switch mostly, works like a charm.

I love this controller I got it yesterday and to my delight it feels perfect and simple to use. I can’t recommend it enough!!! And to my surprise it had rapid fire lol. Fun to use.

Left analogue stick has dead zone issues so the controller is unusable. I've wasted many hours trying to resolve it with now luck . I've missed the return window now so stuck with an £80 paper weight.

Everything works well ,but triggers don't have resistance at all.Confusing to adjust setting without software and rely on button combination.Battery last about 10 hours and no indication how much left Battery and could interrupt gaming sessions and it start reconnecting many times,then Battery low.

It fits in your hands comfortably so gaming is easier

This isn't a bad controller, but overall it's pretty meh.Pros:-Comfortable-4 programmable back paddles-Pleasant lighting-Strong vibrationCons:-Battery life is "ok". Leaving vibration on will reduce the battery life dramatically (about 3 hours)-No way to change colour of lighting, it even lights up white when booting, but you're stuck with light-blue-face and shoulder buttons feel 'mushy'.-turbo functions aren't great; you either get togglable auto-fire, or turbo until you let go of the button. If you let go of the button, you have to set it again. I much prefer the Ultimates method of you just assign turbo to a button and it will remain until you unassign it again.-Turbo functions cannot be applied to the shoulder buttons, which is a huge drawback.-Turbo functions can't be applied to the back paddles independently of the button they are mirroring, which seems like it could have been such an easy slam-dunk for Gulikit.-Vibration in game for player-induced actions only comes through the left motor. It's almost like the right motor will only run if you take damage (and this happens in every game I've tried). Unless you're playing a game where you get slapped about as much as you slap other players about, you'll end up with a numb left arm.-Out of the box it had huge input lag issues on both Bluetooth and the 2.4 dongle. I had to go through multiple firmware updates to get it even close to usable.-Despite the firmware update, it's wireless range on both Bluetooth and 2.4 is awful. It will remain connected up to 10 meters as advertised, but from as little as 3 meters it has issues with missed or delayed inputs.It has 4 back paddles, and different customisation options for it's buttons and lighting, but really that's the most praise I can give it. It's not particularly cheap either, and for a little less you can get an 8bitdo ultimate 2.4G, which while only has 2 back paddles is just overall a much more reliable controller, has a better battery, much better feeling buttons and much better turbo functionality, which is why I've gone back to using it.This isn't a bad controller, and I'll keep it as a PC controller when I'm sat right next to the receiver or close enough to have it wired because it has 4 back paddles, which was my main motivation for buying it, but I was expecting far better for the asking price.

Great controller until for no reason the right trigger falls apart and loosens.I am selling it before it breaks it's self fully and have already ordered the new Ultimate 2 from 8BitDO to replace this.

The GuliKit KK3 MAX controller has solid build quality, and the hall effect thumbsticks are fantastic—smooth and precise, making gameplay super enjoyable. However, I’m giving it 2 stars because I bought this primarily for use with Windows, and Dinput mode has been a nightmare. Windows just doesn't seem to work well with it, which was really disappointing since that was my main reason for purchasing.On other devices, it works amazingly, but for Windows users, it’s been a frustrating experience. I reached out to support for help, but unfortunately, I didn’t get any response. If you’re looking to use this on anything other than Windows, it's great—just not if you're relying on Windows compatibility!