TT MAX

Gulikit makes controllers with absolutely no software. All functions are on controller. I have a TT Max and love it, though I’d suggest looking at online reviews for any particular model

I started out on PS4 controllers, and I went through an embarrassing number of them. I went in search of a PS4 alternative, and I've gone through a ton of other controllers over the years. My current controller is easily my favorite yet, and it's the GuliKit TT Max. It's got TMR, so no more stick dr

Polling rate doesn't make much of a difference when wireless latency is the primary bottleneck, and also on Bluetooth most controllers seem to be limited to 125 Hz. Vader 5 Pro seems to not support macOS and has limited support for Linux. Gulikit TT Max seems to have full support all around, superb

I recommend not going with Scuf. I loved the side buttons and the back buttons experience, but it is projected to fail you right after warranty is over. I switched over to Gulikit TT Max and I am genuinely impressed. It's 1/3rd of the price, TMR, back buttons, you name it, plus it doesn't use the cr

Just received my TT Max few days ago and been using it daily I prefer this gamepad over Cyclone 2 the only downside are backpaddle only can be remapped to existing button unlike Gamesir's The spotlight probably gulikit's bluetooth/2.4ghz magic, it's the most snappiest gamepad that I've ever owned (I

It’s highly dependent on what a person values tbh, I have the official Pro controller, the 8bitdo Pro 3 and the new Gulikit TT Max which is also very nice. For people who want the best haptics and a really premium exterior finish and overall comfort, Nintendo’s controller is hard to beat. 8bit do an

I only use a PC, and have it set as such. This is the first time I've heard a complaint about stick drift, tbh. https://gamepadla.com/gulikit-tt-max.html The Gulikit TT Max has no Inner Dead Zone. The stick responds immediately to even the slightest movement, which is excellent for aiming accuracy a