GameSir X5s
Score: 88/100
GuliKit TT MAX
Score: 92/100Rankings

The GuliKit TT MAX is a high-performance, multi-platform Bluetooth controller featuring ultra-low latency, TMR tension-adjustable sticks, dual-mode triggers, and Maglev haptics. It offers deep hardware customization and RGB lighting, targeting competitive gamers and tinkerers, though its complexity and reliance on an optional adapter may deter casual players.
The GameSir X5s is a versatile tri-mode controller offering Bluetooth, wired, and 2.4 GHz connectivity, Hall Effect sticks and triggers, HD rumble, and gyro support. It targets mobile and Switch gamers who want high customization, though occasional quality-control hiccups and lightweight construction may deter some users.
| Attribute | GameSir X5s | ![]() |
|---|---|---|
26 hoursbest | 26 hoursbest | |
| ↓ lower better | 174 gramsbest | 351 grams |
730 Hzbest | 730 Hzbest | |
12 monthsbest | 12 monthsbest | |
8 count | 12 countbest |
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| Attribute | GameSir X5s | ![]() |
|---|---|---|
Compatibility(1) | ||
Supported Platforms | Nintendo Switch 2; Nintendo Switch; Android; iPhone; iPad mini; PC (Windows) | Switch 2; Switch; PC; Android; iOS |
Build & Design(1) | ||
Weight (grams) | 174 grams | 351 grams |
Controls(3) | ||
Total Buttons (count) | 8 count | 12 count |
RGB Lighting | false | true |
Analog Stick Type | Hall Effect | TMR |

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Professional reviewers highlight the X5s's versatile tri-mode connectivity, precise Hall Effect inputs, and strong value at about half the price of similar controllers. They appreciate its ability to work with phones that have cases or pop-sockets and note the added immersion from HD rumble and gyro, while cautioning that the lightweight feel may not match premium builds.
Everyday users praise the controller's responsiveness, build quality, swappable button layouts, and the inclusion of protective accessories. Common praise centers on its broad compatibility and ease of pairing, whereas recurring complaints focus on occasional defective triggers, occasional Bluetooth lag, and inconsistent quality control.

Professional reviewers consider the TT MAX a game-changer for competitive cross-platform gamers, applauding its sub-3 ms Bluetooth latency, TMR joysticks, Maglev haptics, and modular hardware. They note its premium feature set rivals first-party controllers while offering deeper customization, though they caution that the full potential on PC requires the optional Hyperlink 2 dongle.
Everyday users overwhelmingly praise the controller's precision, low latency, and extensive customization, especially the drift-free sticks and dual-mode triggers. Common complaints focus on the learning curve for hardware swaps, the necessity of the Hyperlink 2 adapter for optimal PC use, and battery impact of RGB lighting.
“wonderful”
“handy”
“the best controller I could imagine.”
