ES PRO

gamepadla has wired latency on this controller at 1.9 ms, and bluetooth at 3.5 ms. 3.5 ms latency is INSANELY low for bluetooth, making this one of the best wireless controllers for latency. Gulikit has clearly figured something out on that front as many of their other recent controllers like the ES

I actually liked it, pero from a value perspective and if you don't care about trackpads and want to save more money but still want a great controller, the Gulikit ES PRO at ₱1,110 is a solid choice. Pwede pa itong bumaba during sales or with vouchers. The ES PRO features TMR joysticks that prevent

I don’t understand why people are saying the price is fair by comparing it to Xbox/PS controllers. I bought 4x Gulikit ES Pro controllers for the same price as one steam controller. The ES Pro has TMR sticks and the best Bluetooth available in controllers… I’ll still be buying the steam controller,

coba cek2 Gulikit ES Pro bang, brgkali cocok ga selengkap fitur merk2 diatas sih (utk range harga ini), tp selama ini pak Gulikit aman jaya sih

I think the GuliKit ES PRO (horrible name) arguably does with TMR joysticks for $29.

As someone who had literally all of their OEM/Smash rerelease GameCube controllers stolen a couple of years ago, this post makes me unreasonably jealous. At least I didn’t get swindled on the NES Joy Cons. As a fellow Switch 2 owner, I love r/controller, and highly recommend the new Gulikit ES Pro b

Considering buying a new gamepad, despite a kind suggestion by r/Patenski to repair myself. I've been using an Xbox X/S wireless, but now its stick is problematic. I want a lower budget one. I'm not sure if I'd be ok to go back again to a wired one. Wireless is really comfy. This time I want a hall-

IIRC the Gulikit ES Pro is a good candidate. It has turbo and can remotely wake the Switch 2 without a need to update the controller. Try looking it up on youtube. I'm eyeing it for my next controller as my 8bitdo Pro 2 and Ultimate are getting old.

Regarding whether you should get an upscaler... There is a certain factor about playing on original hardware that can't be replicated through emulation, no matter how much advancements happen. I'll give an example. I was obsessed with Champions of Norrath and it's sequel, and these games are notorio

No regrets whatsoever and I think you should switch as soon as possible. Cyclone 2 has dramatically different latency for stick movement vs button presses and these became part of my muscle memory. I now have Gulikit ES Pro and it took me a while to relearn the proper timings for stick movements. Th