GuliKit’s new Switch controller features next-generation anti-drift thumbsticks
With this new approach, the strength of the magnetic field never decreases, resulting in more accurate measurements and thumbsticks that are more precise, responsive, and stable.Along with the ES Max, GuliKit is introducing a new mobile app allowing the functionality of its controllers to be customized. Image: GuliKitThe ES Max is compatible with all versions of the Nintendo Switch as well as Windows and macOS PCs, iOS and Android mobile devices, and Steam. Other upgrades include the addition of two remappable buttons on the back, swappable thumbstick caps, and Hall-effect linear triggers that can be switched to micro-switches for shorter travel and faster reactions.
- ▪With this new approach, the strength of the magnetic field never decreases, resulting in more accurate measurements and thumbsticks that are more precise, responsive, and stable.Along with the ES Max, GuliKit is introducing a new mobile app
- ▪Image: GuliKitThe ES Max is compatible with all versions of the Nintendo Switch as well as Windows and macOS PCs, iOS and Android mobile devices, and Steam.
- ▪Other upgrades include the addition of two remappable buttons on the back, swappable thumbstick caps, and Hall-effect linear triggers that can be switched to micro-switches for shorter travel and faster reactions.
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