GuliKit launches Goku 2 Bluetooth controller adapter

By AI, Created 7:51 AM UTC, May 27, 2026, /AGP/ – GuliKit has launched the Goku 2, a Bluetooth controller adapter for Switch 2, PC, Xbox, PS4, Android and SteamOS, with broader controller support and lower-latency wireless input. The $19.99 adapter starts shipping May 27 through Amazon US, with other regions to follow.

Why it matters: - Goku 2 is aimed at players who want one adapter to bridge controllers across console, PC, handheld and Android gaming. - The adapter adds support for the Switch 2 Pro Controller on PC, a gap GuliKit says current Bluetooth connections do not fill. - GuliKit is positioning the product around faster response times, broader compatibility and extra controller features without extra software.

What happened: - GuliKit announced the global launch of the Goku 2 ultra-fast Bluetooth controller adapter on May 27, 2026. - The adapter is designed for use with Switch 2, PC, Xbox, PS4, Android and SteamOS. - The first sales channel is Amazon US, with Amazon UK, Amazon Europe and Amazon Japan to follow.

The details: - Goku 2 is the first Bluetooth controller adapter to support the Switch 2 Pro Controller. - On PC, Goku 2 converts Switch 2 Pro Controller inputs to X-input for broader game compatibility. - A side-button press and hold switches the adapter to native protocol mode, which enables gyro support for the Switch 2 Pro Controller and Switch Pro controller on PC. - PS5 DualSense and DualSense Edge controllers can access gyro controls, touch-pad input, light settings and adaptive trigger effects on Windows when the game supports those features. - HD rumble is not supported in native output mode. - Goku 2 includes Semi-Turbo and Full Turbo modes for rapid or repeated inputs. - Players can adjust vibration strength, stick sensitivity and trigger sensitivity. - PS5 and Xbox controllers can switch triggers to a non-linear instant trigger mode for shorter travel distance. - The adapter supports GuliKit controllers, Switch Pro Controller, Switch 2 Pro Controller, Xbox One Bluetooth Controller, Xbox Series Controller, Xbox Elite Series 2 Controller, PS4 Controller, PS5 Controller and PS5 DualSense Edge Controller. - Supported platforms include Windows 7 or later, Android 9.0 or later, Switch, Switch 2, SteamOS Holo 3.4 or later, PS4, Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S. - GuliKit says the adapter does not support PS5 because of the platform’s protocol limitation. - For Switch 1 and Switch 2, users need to enable “Pro Controller Wired Connection” in system settings. - Goku 2 is plug-and-play on supported platforms and does not require a separate driver installation. - The receiver enters pairing mode automatically once connected to a device. - Previously paired controllers can reconnect automatically when users switch platforms. - On Xbox One, Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S and PS4, an original controller is required for pairing and use. - The setup process for those consoles uses a wired connection between the original controller and the Goku 2 receiver before wireless pairing.

Between the lines: - GuliKit is extending its controller-adapter strategy beyond simple compatibility into performance tuning and quality-of-life features. - Hyperlink 2 is the technical centerpiece, with dynamic wireless channel selection intended to stabilize performance in crowded wireless environments. - The latency claims are meant to appeal to competitive players, with testing cited at 810Hz and 2.95ms for a GuliKit TT Series Controller paired with Goku 2, and 750Hz and 5.75ms for a PS5 controller paired with Goku 2. - GuliKit compares those results with typical Bluetooth performance of about 125-250Hz and 8-30ms latency.

What’s next: - Goku 2 goes on sale starting May 27, 2026, with regional listings to be published on GuliKit’s official website and social media channels. - U.S. pricing is set at $19.99, with Europe at €19.99, the UK at £16.99 and Japan at ¥3,699. - More purchase links and availability details are expected as the rollout expands beyond Amazon US.

The bottom line: - GuliKit is trying to make Goku 2 the one-adapter option for players who want lower latency, wider controller support and more customization across multiple gaming ecosystems.