Full Disclosure:

Mobapad sent me this controller for review. They didn’t see this review before I published it. All opinions are my own, and there is no money exchange in the process.

TLDW:

• Uses the same TMR Glide Sticks as the ChiTu 2 series
• First 3rd party Switch 2 Joy-Cons that able to support HD Rumble and NFC, clever engineering that repurposes legacy Switch 1 USB protocol with custom power management
• The creative approach caused a UX hiccup that confused Switch players, not a smooth launch
• They acknowledging the issue publicly and offering a fix
• Most issues, including gyro workaround and deadzone configuration, are now resolved via the 0.33 firmware update.

Full Disclosure:

Mobapad sent me this controller for review. They didn’t see this review before I published it. All opinions are my own, and there is no money exchange in the process.

TLDW:

• All mechanical switches replaced with liquid silicon membrane across all buttons
• Same TMR glide sticks as the regular Chitu 2
• RGB added, QoL improvements and some internal design changes
• Membrane buttons are rare today because most brands push mechanical as a "core" feature
• Nintendo Switch-focused, works with all major platforms.

If you mainly play on a Nintendo Switch 1 or 2 (or Switch games on PC), prefer quieter classic membrane buttons, this is worth a look.

Do you still prefer membrane buttons over mechanical on controllers, or am I alone on this?

Full Disclosure:

GuliKit sent me this controller for review. They didn’t see this review before I published it. All opinions are my own, and there is no money exchange in the process.

TLDW: If you want Xbox Elite style controller that has symmetrical layout and that does everything, can consider this.