Customize Your Gameplay: Fine-Tune GuliKit Controller Joystick Resistance
▼ Summary
– GuliKit announced two new controllers, the TT Pro and TT Max, featuring infinitely adjustable TMR joystick tension and stiffness.
– The controllers will launch in October 2025 at $49.99 and $69.99, respectively, with an asymmetrical stick layout.
– Both models include swappable components, Hall effect triggers, and support for multiple platforms including PC, mobile, and Nintendo Switch with wake capabilities.
– The TT Max adds extra features like motion controls, alternate joystick caps, and an 8-direction D-pad toggle.
– GuliKit will also release upgrade kits with the adjustable TMR joysticks for various popular controllers, available next month.
For gamers seeking the ultimate level of customization in their play experience, GuliKit has introduced a groundbreaking feature with its new TT Pro and TT Max controllers: infinitely adjustable joystick resistance. This innovation allows players to fine-tune the tension and stiffness of the thumbsticks to match their personal preference, offering a tailored feel that can enhance precision and comfort during extended gameplay sessions.
The company, already known for addressing Nintendo Switch drift with Hall effect technology, revealed these controllers at Gamescom 2025. Originally conceptualized as a PlayStation-style prototype named Libra Max, the design evolved into an asymmetrical layout more familiar to Xbox and PC gamers. The two models, priced at $49.99 for the TT Pro and $69.99 for the TT Max, are set to release in October 2025.
While adjustable joystick tension isn’t entirely new, Microsoft’s Elite Series 2 offers limited resistance options, GuliKit claims its TMR joysticks provide infinite adjustability. The exact range of resistance compared to other controllers remains unspecified, leaving some to wonder if the lowest setting might mimic the notoriously loose feel of classic joysticks like the N64’s.
Both controllers come packed with premium features, including Hall effect triggers, swappable floating D-pads, and four programmable back buttons with interchangeable paddles. They also support GuliKit’s Hyperlink 2 Bluetooth technology, ensuring compatibility with PC, Android, iOS, Nintendo Switch, and the upcoming Switch 2, complete with remote wake functionality.
The higher-end TT Max model adds further customization with alternate joystick caps, motion controls, and an eight-direction D-pad option. Perhaps most notably, GuliKit will also offer upgrade kits featuring these adjustable TMR sticks for popular controllers like the PS5 DualSense, Xbox Series X|S gamepad, and original Switch Pro Controller. These kits are expected next month, though pricing has not yet been disclosed.
(Source: The Verge)
