Having been released elsewhere in the world earlier in the year, local folks All Interactive have announced that the GuliKit KK3 PRO and KK3 MAX controllers will be available in Australia and New Zealand starting on October 12, that is next week.

Regardless on which controller you opt for, both come with a 950mAh battery, which should give you around 28 hours of use between charges. The controllers support Switch, PC, Android and iOS devices, so it can be used in many locations. The big addition of course is that the controllers use hall effect joysticks, which should eliminate drift that some others experience over time.

GuliKit's enhanced Auto-Pilot Gaming (APG) software now allows controllers to record up to 10 minutes of gameplay, featuring a self-correction mechanism for improved replay precision. Additionally, the KK3 PRO and KK3 MAX controllers boast a versatile D-Pad capable of switching between 8-direction and 4-direction modes, effectively preventing ghosting issues in FPS games.

Finally, the controller use a patented “Hyperlink” Adapter to enable a 1000Hz polling rate, eight times faster than a wireless connection using Bluetooth on other first-party controllers on the market.

So what is the difference between the two, well the bigger option of the two is the KK3 Max, as it It comes with four additional rear paddles and features replaceable button caps, as well as a PC button kit, offering high customizability to create the ideal controller for any scenario. The KK3 MAX is also equipped with the patented "Smartrigger" technology, which allows for a switch between digital and analog triggers. This enables an ultra-fast firing rate in shooting games or pressure-sensitive responses in racing titles.

The RRP for this controller is $139.95 AUD or $159.95 NZD and can be ordered at most game stores.

For those looking to save a little money, the KK3 PRO Wireless Controller features two detachable metal rear paddles, instead of the four found above.

The RRP for this one is $99 AUD and $119.95 NZD, with orders being accepted at most game retailers.