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GuliKit TT Max offers broad customisation for Switch 2 players

Engadget ·

GuliKit’s TT Max is a feature-rich controller for Switch 2 that is larger and heavier than Nintendo’s Pro Controller, with a shape that may feel more familiar to players used to Xbox or PlayStation pads. Its size and broad customisation options make it suited to extended or serious play, though it may be less comfortable for people with smaller hands.

The controller supports Switch, Switch 2, PC, Android and iOS, and includes adjustable TMR sticks, four removable rear paddles, a configurable D-pad, gyro controls and three haptic modes. It can wake the Switch 2 and charges over USB-C; its HD vibration is precise but can make a noticeable grinding noise, while the maglev mode is quieter.

  • A large, versatile controller for Switch 2 and other platforms.
  • Adjustable sticks, paddles and multiple haptic modes offer extensive customisation.
  • HD vibration can sound grindy; maglev haptics are quieter.

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Nintendo’s Switch 2 is a video game console that can be played on a television or as a handheld device. Players can use its small Joy-Con controllers or a separate gamepad, such as Nintendo’s Pro Controller, which is designed for playing while seated.

GuliKit makes controllers and other gaming accessories, and the TT Max is one option for Switch 2 players. Its extra controls can be adjusted to suit different games, and it also works with several other devices, including PCs and phones.

Controller size and layout can affect comfort, especially during long sessions. The TT Max is larger and heavier than Nintendo’s controller, which may suit some players but feel less comfortable for people with smaller hands.

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Originally published by Engadget as “GuliKit TT Max review: The granddaddy of Switch 2 controllers”.

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