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GuliKit’s new Switch controller features next-generation anti-drift thumbsticks
['Andrew Liszewski']
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The TMR thumbsticks in the ES Max don’t feature a complete reimagining of the technology but measure stick movement in a slightly different way that improves performance.
The traditional TMR tech uses a sensor to measure changes in the distance between it and a magnet that moves closer and farther away in response to stick movements.
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.
GuliKit is also bundling a Hyperlink 2 Bluetooth adapter it claims offers lower latency when using the ES Max as a wireless controller and is introducing its first mobile app for customizing, configuring, and updating its gamepads.