TMR Controllers List

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TMR (Tunnel Magnetoresistance) joysticks are gaining recognition in the gaming controller market, offering performance just slightly better than Hall Effect sticks. These joysticks are commonly found in controllers from brands like GuliKit, Gamesir, and others, with versions compatible with popular consoles like PS4, PS5, Switch, and Xbox.

Currently, most TMR controllers are designed for use with PC, Switch, iOS, and Android, and we anticipate the arrival of Xbox and PS5-certified models in 2025. Here’s an overview of the current lineup of TMR-equipped controllers and how they stack up in terms of features, compatibility, and pricing.

Controller nameJoysticksFeaturesCompatibilityPrice
Gamesir Tarantula ProGamesir Mag-Res TMR9 mappable buttons, 1000Hz polling rate, customizable via software, Switch/Xbox layout toggle, symmetrical layoutPC, Switch, iOS, Android$79.99
BIGBIG WON Blitz 2 (TMR)Hallpi TMR2000Hz polling rate, all 16 mechanical buttons, gyroscope support, silicone grip coatingPC, Switch, iOS, Android$79
Gamesir Cyclone 2Gamesir Mag-Res TMR1000Hz polling rate (wired/wireless), mechanical buttons/D-pad, gyro, 2 mappable back buttons, RGB, Xbox layout, 860mAh batteryPC, Switch, Android, iOS$49.99
Gamesir G7 ProGamesir Mag-Res TMR1000Hz polling, microswitch buttons and Dpad, Xbox wired compatible and separate Xbox wireless versionPC, Xbox, Switch, Android, iOS$79.99
8BitDo Ultimate 2 WirelessHallpi TMR Joysticks1000Hz polling, gyro, tactile dpad and buttons, 2 paddles and 2 extra bumpersPC, Android$59.99
8BitDo Ultimate 2 BluetoothHallpi TMR JoysticksSwitchable hall effect/tactile triggers, Switch supportPC, Switch$69.99
8BitDo Pro 3 BluetoothHallpi TMR JoysticksSwappable ABXY buttons, charging dock, trigger lockPC, Switch$69.99
Razer Wolverine V3 Tournament Edition 8KRazer’s TMR sticks8k Hz polling, wired onlyPC$119.99
Razer Wolverine V3 Pro 8K PCRazer’s TMR sticks8k Hz polling, wireless on PCPC$199.99
GuliKit KK3 StandardGuliKit TMRSimplified KK3 Max, small stick motion rangePC, Switch, iOS, Android$39.99
GuliKit ES PROGuliKit TMRWireless, low latencyPC, Switch 2, iOS, Android$29.99
GuliKit KK2TGuliKit TMRUpgraded KK2, TMR sticks and HE triggers, 3 modes for adjustable stick sensitivityPC, Switch, iOS, Android$49.99
ZD Ultimate LegendGinful RJ13 TMRReplacable joysticks, gyro, back paddles, swappable dpadPC, Switch, iOS, Android$99.99
Beitong Kunpeng 20Beicheng TMRGood build quality, moderate latency, decent valuePC, Switch, iOS, Android$45
GuliKit Libra Max/KK3GuliKit TMRSymmetrical joystick placement, similar to KK3 MaxPC, Switch, iOS, AndroidTBA
PB Tails Crush DefenderK-Silver TMR JoysticksRGB, gyro, 1000Hz polling rate, 860mAh batteryPC, Switch, iOS, Android$109.99
Machenike G5 Pro V2 Anniversary EditionK-Silver JS-20 TMR Joysticks1000Hz polling rate, wirelessPC, Switch, iOS, Android$49.99
EasySMX D10Unknown TMR joysticksEasyPos D-pad, trigger lock, gyroPC, Switch, iOS, Android$59.99
EasySMX S10Unknown TMR joysticksSwitch 2 wakeup, gyro, 2 back buttonsPC, Switch, Switch 2$59.99
NYXI Wizard 2Unknown TMR joysticksGameCube styled controllerPC, Switch, Switch 2, NGC, Wii$89.99
SCUF Valor Pro WirelessUnknown TMR joysticksXbox wireless controllerPC, Xbox$189.99
Razer Raiju V3Unknown TMR joysticksPlaystation layoutPC, PS5$199.99
last update: 28.10.2025

There’s a wide range to choose from, whether you’re looking for something budget-friendly like the Cyclone 2 or a high-end option like the Razer Wolverine V3 Pro 8K PC. These controllers come packed with features like mappable buttons, high polling rates, and even gyroscope support.

Razer Wolverine V3 Pro 8k and TE 8k are PC only unfortunately, the versions without 8k work with Xbox consoles too.

You can also get TMR joysticks separately like the Hall Effect ones and install them in your PS5 Dualsense or Xbox controller, but that requires some work. You can find them mostly on Aliexpress. For now these are the options:

Gulikit and Hallpi ones are regarded as the best right now.

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Marcus Richardson
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I love testing and writing about new tech. I focus on keyboards and controllers. I'm also a gamer and an engineer. Check out my Twitter for keyboard and controller news and reviews.

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