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1. Zen bound 2 review full#
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3. Zen bound 2 review pro#
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Zen bound 2 review pro#

That’s not cheap, but it’s equivalent to or only a little more than the official Nintendo Switch Pro controller, wireless PowerA Enhanced, 8BitDo Ultimate Bluetooth Controller, and Xbox Core Controller, among others. The KingKong 2 Pro is sensibly priced at $69.99. The lackluster triggers are a demerit, but not enough to spoil the party. It’s easy to connect to new devices and manage devices already connected. The KingKong 2 Pro looks handsome, and its Hall Effect joysticks provide precise, smooth operation.

Zen bound 2 review series#

The Gulikit KingKong 2 Pro’s lack of support for the Xbox Series X|S or PlayStations 4 or 5 will immediately disqualify it for many gamers-but for those who game on a Nintendo Switch, PC, Mac, or mobile, the KingKong 2 Pro is an obvious choice. This wireless controller has Hall effect sensor joysticks and triggers.

Zen bound 2 review plus#

However, the controller functions identically to an Xbox controller when connected to my PC, and my Mac Mini detected it as an “Xbox Wireless Controller.” I also like how the controller manages connections, with separate, labeled buttons for selecting a device and turning on Bluetooth pairing (for a total of four device inputs), plus a clearly labeled LED indicating which is currently active. It’s only compatible with Nintendo Switch, PC, Mac, Android, and iOS. Xbox and PlayStation players should beware that the KingKong 2 Pro doesn’t support either console. Some (or all) of these features can be found in alternatives like the PowerA Fusion Pro 2 and Turtle Beach Recon, though both of those options are wired. The KingKong 2 Pro lacks trigger tension customization, a removable battery, or rear paddle buttons. This will disappoint fans of first-person shooters and other games that rely heavily on the triggers.

Zen bound 2 review full#

They feel wooden and dead, offering little tactile feedback when reaching their full range of action, and feeling frictionless when rapidly pulled. There’s one weak link in the controller’s excellent feel: the triggers, which also use Hall Effect sensors. The controller has an auto-shoot function and an “AI Key” that can be used to record and repeat up to 10 minutes of inputs. It includes the Home and Screenshot buttons found on the Switch, and two additional face buttons for controlling built-in macro functionality. The controller’s layout is otherwise based on Nintendo’s Switch Pro controller, and it performs just as well. In addition to their reliability, the Gulikit joysticks felt quick, snappy, and precise. These sensors use magnetic fields instead of mechanical resistance to detect movement, and have earned fame in recent years because they don’t suffer the drift issue that plagues Nintendo Switch’s Joy-Cons. The controller’s headline feature is something you can’t see: the Hall Effect sensors beneath the joysticks. The sparse use of glossy silver accents contrasts nicely with the matte black body. They feel warm and inviting, yet also keep the controller firmly in my hands. Gulikit’s secret sauce is the grippy, soft-touch plastics. The KingKong 2 Pro Wireless has build quality that meets and beats similarly priced controllers like the 8Bitdo Ultimate Bluetooth Controller and PowerA Fusion Pro 2. This elegant controller delivers a high-quality feel alongside reliable Hall Effect sensors for the joysticks and triggers. Tired of worrying about Joy-Con drift? You’ll want to give the Gulikit KingKong 2 Pro Wireless a look.

Zen bound 2 review android#

The Gulikit KingKong 2 Pro Wireless controller is compatible with Nintendo Switch, Switch Lite, Switch OLED, PC, Android IOS, and MacOS. It has adjustable rumble, a six-axis gyroscope for use with games that support motion input, swappable AB/XY button assignments, XINPUT and DINPUT modes for use with PC, an auto-fire function, and a macro recording key that record and play back up to 10 minutes of key presses (which are saved to a text file that can be edited on a PC). Gulikit packs the KingKong 2 Pro with special features far beyond the Hall Effect joysticks and triggers.