8Bitdo Gbros. Wireless Adapter for Nintendo Switch (Works with Wired GameCube & Classic Edition Controllers) - Nintendo Switch
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Wednesday, Jun 11
Style: Adapter
Features
- Play your Switch with your original wired controllers like Gamecube, NES, SNES, SFC Classic Edition and Wii Classic.
- GBros. connects your original wired Gamecube controller to your Switch just like a Wiimote. It even has built in home and screenshot buttons.
- GBros. has a built in toggle that allows you to connect to your Switch and X-input capable software on Windows.
- Requires two AA batteries for 30 hours of gameplay time (not included, sold separately)
- Includes: GBros. Adapter, Cable band, USB Cable and manual
Description
Connect any wired GameCube or classic Edition Controller to this adapter and you can wirelessly pair it to Nintendo Switch. Distance 6 to 10 meter.
Compatible Devices: Gaming Console
Specific Uses For Product: Video Game Console
Connector Type: Micro USB
Color: Gbros
Item dimensions L x W x H: 4.06 x 1.14 x 1.38 inches
Product Dimensions: 4.06 x 1.14 x 1.38 inches
Item Weight: 1.6 ounces
Manufacturer: 8Bitdo
Language: English
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: 8
Batteries: 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: November 7, 2018
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Style Name: Adapter
This product is amazing. I had looked at it before but didn't really understand what it is. This product turns wired controllers into wireless Bluetooth controllers that can connect to the Switch or to Windows. On the one side you can plug in a wired GameCube controller. On the other side you can plug in any controller that uses the type of plug found on the bottom of the WiiMote (but obviously not the Nunchuk attachment), which include Wii Pro Controllers, NES Classic Controllers, and SNES Classic Controllers. But, you may say, not all of those controllers have the same buttons as the Switch controllers. And this is where the buttons on the GBros Adapter come in handy. It has the buttons that you lack for the Switch. For example the GameCube controller maps the start button to the Plus button, and the red button on the GBros is the minus button. But how does it work? I hooked up my wired GameCube controller and played Smash Brothers on my Switch. It was glorious. No noticeable lag and I layed the law down and delivered a sound beating to computer controlled characters for a couple of hours. (Granted I had them on a low setting, but even then multiple characters can get chaotic. Besides, I was looking to give a beat down not me challenged. But even when I upped the challenge the GBros Adapter was flawless.) Fun, fun, fun. I highly recommend this product. I have four now. Someone may counter that you can use the GameCube adapter for the Switch. I have that product and it works just fine. But I have to borrow my WaveBird receivers to make that happen wirelessly, which is okay but still a little cumbersome. I also have to use up the two USB ports on the Switch. The GBros Adapter is just quicker and cleaner to get going on my Switch. It doesn't mean I am against using the GameCube ports unit at all. I have one for my Wii U and my Switch. It's a great little product. But getting to turn my wired controllers into Bluetooth Wireless controllers is just priceless. Plus it gives me options as well because I have 3 different types of Wii Pro Controllers. And it can be used on Windows as well. If you're on the fence, buy one. Connect it up. Play some Smash Bros or whatever game you like that uses a pro style controller. Let the smile on your face make your decision for you.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2020 by John Rogers
Style Name: Adapter
I have found Nintendo pro controllers since the Gamecube to be lacking. The d-pads have felt off and the right analog sticks lack the character and pluckiness of the Gamecube's yellow C-stick. This adapter welcomes it back, along with whatever classic controllers you may have accumulated over the past 14 years. (It even played nice with my Raphnet N64-classic controller adapter . . . that's right, N64 controlled-Switch games). 8bitdo's execution is faultless. I appreciated the thoughtfulness of a Mac firmware upgrade app and the ability to remap shoulder buttons on the fly. The adapter's connection is solid and lag is imperceptible (Super Mario Bros. jumps and Punch-Out punches feel responsive.) This adapter (and ability to plug in all manner of Classic controllers) make it the best choice for a wide variety of retro games. The superior Gamecube rumble is sumptuous and revelatory. An unavoidable caveat to all this is that while the adapter brings a tactile authenticity to both previous generations of games and demanding 2D indie games (with the NES and SNES classic controllers), there's almost always some concession to using the Gamecube controller with a modern Switch game. Toggling L to ZL in some cases may work, but for games like Xenoblade or Fire Emblem, not having a Select/- button or analog clickers means you can't zoom out or see the map. For other games like Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night, buttons can be remapped around the limitations to a degree. So, consider this fine adapter based on what it does (and does well), not what it could never do. Check the controller layout and customizability of games beforehand to confirm that the sublimity of Gamecube control requires no untenable omission. If all is well, then this trusty adapter will bridge an enduring link to the past.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 28, 2020 by Sam
Style Name: Adapter
I have a Raspberry Pi 3B+ running Retropie. I bought this so that I could connect a Wii Classic Controller to the Pi wirelessly. What can I say? It works like a charm! This is an amazing little product. You just plug the controller in, get the Bluetooth set up within Retropie, and you're good to go. I like this thing a lot, because it feels sturdy, not made of super-cheap plastic. Also, it uses 2 AA batteries instead of USB charging, which is awesome. I hate when devices have built-in charges. With this, I can use rechargeable batteries and they work great. My only quibble is that the place that holds the batteries feels really tight. It can be a bit hard to get the batteries into there. But it's only a minor gripe. I haven't used the Gamecube controller port yet, but I plan to. These things are so good, I've ordered 2 more of them. I plan to set up 3 of them for multiplayer games on the Pi. If you are setting up a Raspberry Pi gaming station, and if you already have some Wii Classic controllers or Gamecube controllers laying around, and you are not looking forward YET AGAIN to buying more controllers, then this is the product for you! Just make sure your Raspberry Pi has Bluetooth, or you might have to buy a separate dongle for that. Highly Recommended! P.S. Be careful about whether or not you do a firmware update on this with Retropie. I updated the firmware on all my adapters, and that immediately broke all my Bluetooth connections. I tried to delete my controllers and re-add them, but my Pi wouldn’t even see them broadcasting any Bluetooth signal at all. Luckily, the 8bitdo website lets you choose your firmware package. So I experimented with lower update numbers. The only one that would work with my Pi was the lowest setting, which I think was version 2.12. The highest version is 2.24 right now I think? Updating them was a BAD experience that wasted hours of my time so if your using this with a Pi 3B+, do yourself a favor and DON’T update it!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 28, 2020 by The Cool Guy