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ULT PRO Smoke Black Edition (Switch)

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$43.39 $69.99 In stock

Category: Individual Product

Take Control with ULT PRO, our next-generation professional gaming controller.

Built for players who demand precision, customization, and performance without compromise, ULT PRO blends a timeless design with cutting-edge tech.

Compatible with Switch™ 2 | 1, PC, mobile, tablets, and Smart TVs, it delivers the control and confidence you need when it matters most.

At its core are TMR Thumbsticks engineered for zero stick drift, delivering next-level accuracy. Paired with 1000Hz wired PC mode and ultra-low latency wireless connectivity, every input feels faster, sharper, and more precise.

Fine-tune your setup with six extra remappable buttons, adjustable trigger actuation and travel style, profile presets, adjustable rumble, and more — all customizable through the CRKD Companion App.

Connect your way with 2.4GHz wireless (dongle included), Bluetooth®, or USB-C wired play, and stay powered with the included charging dock, perfect for charging and displaying your controller between sessions.

Estimated to ship June 2026.
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Ryan ★★★★★

The back buttons are a game changer for shooters, I mapped them in about two minutes and my reloads are way faster now. Stick tension feels tighter than the standard Switch pads I've used, and the black finish hasn't picked up any shine after a month of daily play.

Evelyn ★★★★★

Swapped this in for my old pad and the difference in precision during ranked matches was noticeable right away. The stick tension is firmer than I'm used to but I adjusted within a day, and the back buttons are positioned exactly where my fingers rest. Honestly the best controller I've owned.

Natalie ★★★★★

The customization options on this thing are wild — I remapped the back paddles to my reload and crouch and my movement feels way smoother now. The grip texture is also grippier than my old controller, which I didn't expect to notice so much.