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Not satisfied with the sticks on your Steam Deck? Gulikit might have the answer.

I’ve been fascinated by Gulikit’s products for a while now. Stick drift almost seems ubiquitous these days, but unlike standard sticks, hall effect sensors like those in the KingKong 2 Pro controller and their replacement Steam Deck modules promise to banish that almost entirely, as well as provide a much tighter deadzone.

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