GuliKit (No Stick Drift) KingKong 2 Pro Wireless Controller for Nintendo Switch, First Bluetooth Controller with Hall Effect Sensing Joystick, No Deadzone, Auto Pilot Gaming, Motion Sense[New Patent]

Product Information

Xbox and PlayStation players should beware that the KingKong 2 Pro doesn’t support either console. It’s only compatible with Nintendo Switch, PC, Mac, Android, and iOS. In XInput/Android mode over Bluetooth and Gulikit PC02 dongle polling rate according to tests droped from ~105-107Hz to ~50-69Hz compared to 1.12.

The technical characteristics of the device were the MediaTek Helio P22 CPU, 4GB of RAM and the PowerVR GE8320 video adapter, which cannot be considered relevant today. Performance in the region of 100 thousand Antutu points indicates that even the Android 11 interface will sometimes disappoint with lags, to say nothing of modern Android games. Even not the most resource-intensive PUBG functions smoothly only at low graphic presets. You also need to understand that with the diagonal of the IPS display used, the gameplay is unlikely to bring a lot of pleasure. The size of the internal memory at the same time has grown to 64GB while maintaining the slot for MicroSD cards, but obviously not resource-intensive games will have to be stored on them. The battery capacity is ridiculous by today's standards of 3000 mAh, but the energy efficiency of the IPS panel and processor allows you to achieve 7-8 hours of active screen time from such a battery. The quality is good. The grip is textured, and the buttons feel good (but not as good as KK2 in my opinion)

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However, all of these calibrations can be intimidating since they require a number of button presses that might not seep into one’s memory from the get-go. They are explained in the user manual but having a dedicated app to tune those settings would have enhanced the user experience and the overall user-friendliness of the KingKong 2 Pro. You can also switch the button layout and the triggers! I bought them both from Alibaba and currently awaiting delivery Pair with Bluetooth (Computer needs to have Bluetooth): 1. Hold the mode button on controller to switch it to PC XINPUT mode. 2. Press the pairing button on controller 2 seconds to start pairing with Top 8 Outliers: 148.65 ms, 136.27 ms, 131.06 ms, 130.92 ms, 124.74 ms, 80.35 ms, 106.81 ms, 105.74 ms

A few notes I'd like to add.. And sorry for the super long comment but I'm very passionate about this controller and what I've watched this company do over the years.. But, I can think of a reason why you’ll want to disable deadzone – that is if you’re using this controller to play FPS games that require the tiniest of movement. I’m not doing a good explanation here – so I hope this comparison is enough for you. One vibration: Hold button to start repeated shooting, release button to stop. 20 shootings per second. Update: I enabled the hardware accelerated schedule, and game mode, and updated the firmware. I get now 10ms of my G KK2 Pro when connected to Bluetooth via Xinput! The Switch features are unique to the GuliKit KingKong 2 Pro model with many features found on the original controller including waking up the console from controller, built-in NFC support for Amiibo and adjustable Turbo setups.I was facing some input latency on my PC, I solved that by putting the controller on switch mode and emulating the controller via reWASD (I bet other apps might work too) now I get 15ms on Bluetooth and 7ms wired (the same as my Xbox controller). One vibration: 50% sensitivity. 2. Two vibrations: 100% sensitivity. (defaut value) 3. Three vibrations: 150% sensitivity. Basically, this button essentially works the same – but this button is more akin to tactile mechanical keyboard switches like Cherry MX Brown kind of switches. The feel of that button getting pressed is more deliberate and very springy.

It might look exactly the same as the old GuliKit King Kong Pro controller from 2 years ago – and in hindsight, you’re right. The overall shape, size, and color are identical. However, the difference is in the material and texture.

Preview

The Gulikit KingKong 2 Pro Wireless controller is compatible with Nintendo Switch, Switch Lite, Switch OLED, PC, Android IOS, and MacOS. Turn on controller,press the Gear button and APG button together to turn controller into Read/Write mode, connect controller to PC with a USB data cable, a flash drive "GuliKit dat" will show up and you will see a file "Auto.apg" which is the APG recording file for Auto Pilot Gaming. If I want to use bluetooth to connect them I need to have custom firmware on my switch b/c Nintendo is a shit company