Luckily their website is only for showcase purposes. The controllers are on sale on Amazon and Aliexpress.

If rear buttons or paddles are important to you, Gulikit is bringing out their new KK3 Max (let’s get an eyeroll for modern naming conventions) which has four paddles on the back. Supposedly it’s more or less the same controller as the KK2 Pro but with some refinements and some additions that people have been screaming for (paddles among them), new vibration motors and supposedly an upgraded version (whatever that means) of the face buttons. On the subject of the face buttons, I just looked up your Wolverine V2 to be sure what you meant by the tactile feel and I have to say that’s not something I’ve encountered on controllers since the early digital ones on PC-specific controllers back in the 90s and sad to say that the Gulikit has the ever-so-slightly mushy feel not unlike Playstation or Xbox controllers you will have already encountered though they are mechanical. They just chose to do some interesting tweaking to make them feel like the silicon kind. I have to say that I didn’t like the feel when I first got my KK2 but I quickly got used to it.

I can relate to the unwieldly feeling of 8-10’ of cable from back when I gamed on a laptop but I’m a wired man at heart. That said, a controller that does both is nothing to be sniffed at. It’s always good to have options.

Both the KK2 and KK3 have a screenshot button but I believe it only works when it’s in Switch mode. What you can do though is press the home button to bring up the Xbox Game Bar and use that to take a screenshot. Not ideal and personally, I just use good old PrtSc with a clipboard manager that I’ve set to keep 50 entries so I don’t accidentally overwrite the potential many of things I wish to keep from a gaming session.