GuliKit Launches NS51 Joystick with TMR Technology for Multiple Consoles

TapTechNews July 10th news, the manufacturer GuliKit has launched the NS51 joystick, claiming that it is the first TMR (TapTechNews note: Tunnel Magnetoresistance) joystick product of the original handles of the three major game consoles.

Like the Hall effect joysticks that have gradually increased in recent years, the NS51 also belongs to the electromagnetic joystick and there will be no physical contact when in use, no wear and tear will occur, and it has a longer service life.

Not only that, the power consumption of the TMR effect sensor is lower than that of the Hall effect sensor, and the overall required current is only 0.1 to 0.3 mA, which is more suitable for the power supply circuit designed for the original carbon film joystick of the host's original handle.

GuliKit also said that its NS51 joystick adopts an anti-interference structure design, which can prevent the magnetic trigger from interfering with the joystick and has a higher temperature stability.

The GuliKit NS51 joystick includes three versions, namely the black version for the Nintendo Switch Pro handle and the Sony DualSense handle, the blue version for the Sony DUALSHOCK4 handle, and the green version for the Microsoft Xbox Series handle.

GuliKit also attached the King Kong Ring joystick cap to the NS51 joystick, simplifying the steps of replacing the joystick cap again later.

In the X platform, GuliKit officials said that this TMR joystick NS51 will be released within July.