8Bitdo Pro 2 Bluetooth Controller (Hall Effect Joystick Update) - for Switch PC Windows Android MacOS Steam Raspberry Pi (Transparent Purple)
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Sunday, Jan 25
Color: Transparent Purple
Features
- Special FeaturesThis bluetooth gamepad is an upgraded transparent version of 8Bitdo Pro 2,Compatible with Switch, PC, macOS, Android, Steam and Raspberry Pi.Designed for maximum performance,comfor and versatility.Modifiable vibration,6axis motion sensor, enhancing the immersion and realism of the game scenarios,anti-slip design,ensure you optimal feeling when playing.
- 2 Pro-level Back ButtonsThe gamepad features two Pro-level back buttons.These buttons give you more control so you don't have to take your thumbs off the thumbsticks. With 8BitDo Ultimate Software you can assign any button function and macros, too.
- Dual Mode SupportWireless Bluetooth or direct USB connectable.You can pair your controller via Bluetooth,or as a wired USB controller with the included USB cable.Built in 1000mAH lithium battery, 20 play hours with 4 hours charging time.
- 4-Way Mode Switch ButtonThe new 4-way Mode Switch button allows you to instantly switch between Switch, macOS, D-input and X-input so you can pair to any device as easily as possible.
- Bonus: You can get the extra gift: 2 pcs Thumb Crip Caps, which can protect the analog sticks from scratches and dirt, and it is very comfortable to touch!
- Support Turbo FunctionCustom Profile switch button, 3 profiles, switch on the fly.Tips: If you have any question, please find the order, click contact seller to contact us feel free, We will try our best to help you.
Package Dimensions: 7.09 x 5.16 x 2.91 inches; 1.1 Pounds
Type of item: Video Game
Item Weight: 1.1 pounds
Date First Available: September 17, 2022
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Color: Black
SWITCH COMPATABILITY ISSUES: This controller will NOT work with every switch game. Need For Speed Hot Pursuit recognized the controller just fine the first time I played it, but refuses to recognize this controller at all now, when I start the game using the controller it will shut it off and ask me to sync a new controller. Another game, Super Mario 3D All-Stars SM64 stopped recognizing the controller once, but that was a one off, it's been recognizing the controller ever since. Really strange and I'm sure it has more to do with nintendo being super gate keepy. Those are literally the only two games I've had issues with the controller in, and i've tested like 20 games. Definitely worth noting though. You will NOT be able to turn on your switch from this controller like you can with a switch pro controller. In my experience, this controller came out of the box with stick drift, but this isn't like any normal stick drift, with the hall effect sticks, it's like the stick can be drifting but can be set back to center manually by carefully moving the stick back. According to my switch stick calibration though, you can clearly see that both sticks are off center. Bear in mind this is such a slight drift that I never saw its effect in game, it's only visible when you get real nit picky with the calibration software. They tend to drift upward, and have some wiggle room of where they can "sit" so it's not like it's stuck at drift but you get the idea. Not a problem for me though because it has no effect in game. The "4 way bluetooth switch" function works really nicely. I don't like how you can't change the default button mapping, you can only add settings which you have to switch to every time you turn it on. The rumble function works great, motion sensing works great. Back buttons are nice and useable, I set them to RZLZ so I can switch back and forth. The buttons do feel really close together, the sticks are even closer together than playstation controllers, the worst is the select and start being behind the sticks so it's an awkward reach, but I quickly got used to it. The texture of the sticks is horrible in my opinion, but I just bought some grips that work fine. The sticks function feels nice and smooth, very little resistance which can take some getting used to. Overall, none of these issues were reason enough for me to drop it down to 4 stars, it really is an incredible on-the-go controller. The 8bitdo case I bought for this controller also fits my ps4 controllers and it really cool. Bottom line, it's a toss up between this and the ultimate controller from 8bitdo, I got this because of the 4 way bluetooth switch and do not regret.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 17, 2024 by Atlas
Color: Black
Up until the original pro model came out, I was using mostly Xbox 360/One controllers on my PC. I have also tried some other models of controllers including the Steam Controller and other 8bitdo controllers. I got the original Pro model and everything changed. It has a great feel, material and weight wise. It has a good enough battery life that I usually forget about until the game tells me the controller is disconnected. It is responsive and most importantly it has seen a lot of use with no flaws or issues. I say all that on the Pro 2 review because this seems like the same device, but with a few more features. The switch on the back for modes, so you don't have to remember power on button combos for other devices, is a great improvement. The two extra programable buttons on the back are well placed and easy to use. I think the only complaint I could lob at it is maybe some more color options. As of writing this, all my other controllers are getting put away and the Pro 2 is going to be my daily driver and the Pro will be my "friend is over, so they get the second best" controller.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2022 by Marvin Hill
Color: Gray
Best overall third-party controller I have ever used! PROS: - Extremely comfortable - Fully customizable key bindings and macros via app (mobile or PC) - 4 different modes (Switch, iOS, Android and PC) that basically makes it 4-in-1 - 3 onboard (editable) profiles that can be switched on the controller - Rechargeable battery…AND you can also use 2xAA batteries (i.e. options) - Surprisingly comfortable - Best D-pad on the market - Amazing software/app suite - Feels and performs premium - Connects seamlessly (e.g. none of the finicky drive issues on PC like the DS4) - Extremely responsive …and many more CON: - It’s a bit ugly…this might give some a pause who might think it will also feel awkward but that is absolutely not the case - While responsive, BT 4.0 is disappointing as 5.0 is such a marked improvement in range and stability of connection, which is critical for wireless controllers - Cannot wake Switch from sleep
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Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2021 by Brenda A. Myers