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GuliKit TT Pro Wireless Controller (Retro)

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Beschreibung

The GuliKit TT Pro is a premium wireless controller for Nintendo Switch 1/2, Windows PC, SteamOS, Android, and iOS. It sits as the mid-tier model in GuliKit's TT lineup, pairing tension-adjustable TMR (magnetic Hall-effect) joysticks with GuliKit's Hyperlink 2 low-latency wireless dongle - built to eliminate stick drift and cut input lag versus standard Bluetooth pads. The Black colorway gives it a clean, matte-front / textured-grip finish suited to both handheld and desk setups.

Gyro motion control is available on Switch only; it is not active when connected to PC. Button layout can be switched between Xbox-style and Switch-style mapping, with swappable keycaps to match.

Key Features

720° tension-adjustable TMR joysticks - magnetic Hall-effect sticks with 4000-level precision and a hidden tension dial; no mechanical wear, so no stick drift over time

Hyperlink 2 wireless - proprietary 2.4GHz dongle mode alongside standard Bluetooth; wired latency as low as ~1.9–2.6 ms, Bluetooth ~2.2–4.3 ms

4 removable metal back paddles - magnetically attached, remappable

2-in-1 switchable triggers - toggle each trigger between Hall-effect analog and microswitch digital (instant-reset) modes

Magnetic levitation vibration motors - HD rumble with Super Haptic and Rotor modes

Motion (gyro) control - supported on Switch; not available over PC connections

APG macro system - record and assign up to 10 seconds of button/stick input per macro

Customizable RGB joystick lighting

Adjustable dead zone and anti-snapback tuning

Switch wake-up support - wakes a docked/sleeping Switch from standby

Firmware updatable via companion app

What's in the Box

GuliKit TT Pro controller (Retro)
Hyperlink 2 wireless dongle
USB-C charging/data cable
4 removable metal back paddles (pre-installed or included loose, depending on retailer packaging)
Swappable Xbox-style and Switch-style button keycaps
Interchangeable D-pads
Protective carrying case
Quick start guide