GuliKit TT Pro Wireless Game Controller Launched

A new wireless game controller has been designed specifically for players who take their games on the road, offering a sturdy and precise experience across various platforms.

The GuliKit TT Pro is a slimmed-down version of its predecessor, the TT Max, but retains the same skeleton and capabilities that made it popular among gamers. This sleeker design makes it an attractive option for those seeking a professional-feeling wireless gamepad without breaking the bank.

One of the standout features of the TT Pro is its versatility - it works seamlessly across PC, Switch, Switch 2, Android, and iOS devices. Its large size and loud design may be a departure from other controllers on the market, but its aligned joysticks and facial chunkiness make for a comfortable gaming experience.

The TT Pro boasts gyro controls, never-drift TMR joysticks with adjustable stepless tension, providing smooth and precise movements. The sticks have a silky glide and press in with an easy click, while their rubberized caps are subtle but effective.

A hard case is included with the controller, making it easy to travel with by simply throwing it into your bag without worrying about damage.

The design of the GuliKit TT Pro controller features flared triggers with textured tips, mirroring the bumps on the rear grips for a comfortable grip.

A notable feature is the ability to switch between high-precision Hall effect and microswitch inputs using physical toggles located at the backside of the controller. This versatility allows players to choose their preferred trigger feel, whether it's the smooth pull and bouncy feedback in Hall effect mode or the clean and subtly clicky sensation of microswitch.

The bumpers on the TT Pro are wide and prominent, while the face buttons have a smooth plastic design with circular shapes. The controller comes preconfigured with the Switch 2 button layout but includes an alternative set of PC-layout buttons that can be installed manually.

A range of accessories is included in the box, such as a keycap puller for easy installation of custom keys and a tension adjustment tool for fine-tuning stick sensitivity. Players also get a Hyperlink 2 wireless USB adapter, a charging cable, and four mappable metal rear paddles that can be integrated into the gamepad's design.

The extra D-pad is stored at the bottom of the controller case, while the cable is detachable and comes with its own protective sleeve. The remaining accessories are packaged in a compact clear box, making it easy to carry all the components in one convenient package.

The TT Pro's configuration options are somewhat limited compared to its sibling, the TT Max. One notable absence is the ability to quickly switch between face button layouts on the software side, but users can still customize the controller at the individual game level or through their operating system.

Another difference between the two controllers is the D-pad configuration. Unlike the TT Max, which offers a 4-way mode for its D-pad, the TT Pro relies on an 8-way layout with a circular pad that includes a plus sign. This may be less ideal for certain games and platformers that require precise directional input.

The TT Pro's joystick sensitivity is fixed at 100 percent, whereas the TT Max offers three adjustable modes. While this may not be a significant concern for most users, it's worth noting the difference in design between the two controllers.

In terms of accessories, both the TT Max and TT Pro offer a range of extras to enhance the gaming experience. The TT Pro includes high-quality haptic feedback with three separate intensity settings, which can be adjusted on the fly by pressing specific buttons on the gamepad.

The haptics themselves are impressive, but do come with some drawbacks. They produce noticeable mechanical grinding and whooshing sounds, particularly at higher intensities, which may not appeal to users seeking a quieter gaming experience.

The GuliKit TT Pro controller features a unique design element: a ring of RGB lighting encircling each analog stick. This colorful accent can be customized to one of five different modes, allowing users to tailor their gaming experience to their preferences.

One notable aspect of the TT Pro's design is its ability to balance form and function without compromising battery life. Even when the haptic feedback is turned up and the RGB lighting is activated in rainbow mode, the controller manages to last a considerable amount of time on a single charge.

The device charges quickly via USB-C port and, according to GuliKit, can sustain use for up to 26 hours with the lights switched off. However, users may encounter difficulties when attempting to enable the TT Pro's ability to wake up the Switch 2 from sleep mode.

The GuliKit TT Pro controller is available in two distinct color schemes: a sleek black design with neon green accents on the face buttons or a retro SNES-gray finish paired with matching purple face buttons. These unique color options set the TT Pro apart from its predecessor, the TT Max.

This distinctive look is just one aspect of what makes the GuliKit TT Pro an excellent choice for Switch 2 players who prioritize portability and performance.