GuliKit KK3 Max
A wireless controller with interchangeable metal rear paddles, magnetic inputs, and controls configured on the gamepad.
Brand
GuliKitReference Price
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Consumer Electronics Details
Product type
Rechargeable wireless game controller; KK3 Max model NS39
Core feature
Hall-effect sticks and triggers, selectable analog/digital trigger action, and configurable rear paddles
Battery / runtime
PC Gamer observed about 15 hours with RGB or nearly 28 hours without on its review unit
Connectivity
USB wired, Bluetooth, and included Hyperlink wireless adapter
Compatibility
Windows, Switch, Switch 2, Android, and iOS; Switch 2 wake-up requires firmware and special pairing
Key Facts
Rear controls
Four remappable rear-paddle positions; six interchangeable metal paddle pieces supplied
Polling
Up to 1,000 Hz advertised for wired and wireless-adapter modes; mode and platform matter
Controls / software
Onboard button combinations; PC Gamer reports no separate saved game profiles
Product Overview
GuliKit KK3 Max brings physical control choices to a familiar gamepad shape. Six supplied metal paddle pieces fit four rear positions, letting users choose a layout for their grip, while Hall-effect sticks and triggers accompany selectable analog or digital trigger action. It suits PC and Nintendo setups, but learning the onboard shortcuts, checking connection modes, and following model-specific firmware guidance are part of ownership.
What Stands Out
Four rear-paddle positions accept interchangeable metal shapes, and the triggers switch between analog travel and digital clicks. Configuration happens through buttons on the controller.
Why It Matters
It makes controller customization tangible: paddle placement, trigger action, and magnetic input sensing become choices within a complete consumer gamepad.
Best For
PC and Nintendo users who want to arrange rear paddles around their grip and are comfortable learning onboard controls.
Not For
Xbox or PlayStation console users, or players who want saved per-game software profiles and effortless switching between platforms.
Things to Know
Match KK3 Max model NS39. KK3 Pro NS38, KK3 NS37, and newer TMR-equipped GuliKit controllers have different features.
The advertised 1,000 Hz polling applies to specified wired and wireless-adapter modes. It is not a promise for every Bluetooth connection or a measurement of complete input latency.
Switch 2 wake-up depends on Bluetooth firmware and a special pairing sequence that includes temporarily detaching and reconnecting a Joy-Con. Read GuliKit's NS39 Bluetooth guidance before expecting standard pairing to work the same way.
Main firmware and Bluetooth firmware have separate update instructions. The NS39 V5.9 notes address an incomplete analog-trigger pull after switching from digital mode; use the exact model's current instructions.
PC Gamer found setup shortcuts difficult to learn, no separate saved game profiles, and intermittent disconnections as its review unit's battery ran low. Its PC test does not establish every platform's behavior.
Confirm the local package, supported connection, seller warranty, and current price. Hall-effect sensing should not be read as a guarantee against every form of stick wear or failure.
Sources
GuliKit KK3 Max
gulikit.com
Covers
NS39 controller, magnetic inputs, trigger modes, paddle arrangement, adapter, and platform support.
GuliKit company
gulikit.com
Covers
Gaming-hardware brand background and Shenzhen company address.
GuliKit NS39 main firmware
gulikit.com
Covers
Model-specific controller updates, including the V5.9 analog-trigger correction.
GuliKit NS39 Bluetooth firmware
gulikit.com
Covers
Bluetooth updates and the special Switch 2 pairing sequence needed for wake-up support.
PC Gamer hands-on review
pcgamer.com
Covers
PC use, rear-paddle configuration, battery observations, platform limits, and onboard setup tradeoffs.
